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Lean Green Belt in Healthcare - £1,778 + VAT: book here
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£100 off Green or Black Belt programmes for existing Alturos clients and past client staff who have completed the Alturos Lean Change Agents Programme.
Why would you want to undertake an online distance learning programme in Lean?
Some of your reasons might be:
- Self development – your continuous professional development (CPD);
- Structured programme – to give you a comprehensive understanding of Lean;
- Sector specific – gives you Lean knowledge relevant to your environment;
- Paced – learn at your own speed and at times to suit you;
- Progressive learning – progress through levels widely recognised as yellow, green, and black belt Lean standards;
- Applicable - apply your new knowledge in your work place as your learning progresses;
- Transferable qualification – globally recognised to assist your career development.
In addition there are direct strategic benefits from our Lean educational programmes. Some of these benefits are:
Return on Investment
The application of Lean education and resulting project improvements usually allows the tracking of a Return on Educational Investment for your organisation.
Standardisation of Skills and Knowledge
These programmes create a measurable and standard level of competence across the organization.
Competitive Edge
Lean Projects are a vehicle for strategic improvements and innovations.
How are the programmes structured?
Once you have been accepted and enrolled onto the relevant programme, you will be assigned a Lean Expert Mentor relevant to your sector, who will provide on-line support throughout your development. You will be given access to the Lean learning portal where you can commence your programme at times and at a pace that suits you. Your studies are also supported by your own study workbook which builds into a lasting reference for you. Access to an online Lean library of relevant reference materials is also available to support your self study.
Measuring your progress and success.
Lean deployment is a strategic initiative, and central in any lean activity is measurement. And so it follows that your Lean education should be measured to assess your progress, application of learning and return on investment to you and your host organisation. Success is measured in three practical ways:
- Apply your knowledge and skills through a Lean project;
- Assessment of your ability to investigate and assess work place processes;
- Create strategic Lean projects; measure the strategic and operational improvements.
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