Continuing Education: BPM, Yellow & Green Belt Training

As an experienced professional are you:

• Established in your career?
• Have a solid professional network in place?
• Confident about your value proposition or “personal brand”?
• Are still seeking a competitive edge in your field, particularly in Process Management?

Congratulations! You’re off to a great start. However, in today’s highly competitive job market, it is more important than ever to be proactive about managing your career, regardless of your age or stage in life.

Change is the norm in organizations and even the best and most competitive employees find themselves in need of career training at one time or another.

Michigan State University’s  Business Process Management (BPM) Certificate program or Baldwin Wallace University’s BPM, Yellow Belt, and Green Belt Training offers training to address solving complex business process challenges and how to create sustainable change.

If you are in the market seeking new employment opportunities, certificate programs set you ahead of other applicants by demonstrating an initiative for professional development and a superior skill set.

Did you know?

Project Managers with a certificate in specialty areas like Six Sigma or BPM can potentially earn a median salary of nearly $91,000 annually.

According to a new report from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, certificates are the fastest growing form of postsecondary credentials and are a key component of workforce development.

This growing trend reflects professionals seeking advanced training to bolster skills or learn new ones in a tight job market as nearly one-third of certificate holders also retain an associate, bachelors or graduate degree.

Business Process Management (BPM), Yellow and Green Belt Training are more than just certifications, the training delivers fundamental process improvement skills that can be applied in any industry.

BPM training focuses on driving organizational value through a process-improvement culture.  BPM can be as simple as defining unclear processes, continually looking for areas of improvement and making changes, or as complex as a complete business process re-engineering venture.

With BPM training, you would be able to streamline processes and quantify how these processes are helping an organization optimize its workflow.

Yellow and Green Belt Training provides individuals with a new skill set that makes it possible to identify defects in manufacturing or business processes, remove these defects, and develop a statistical method for quality management.  This training gives individuals the opportunity to understand what business problems look like in the real world and how to tackle these loopholes in a way that benefits business.

Reserve your seat today for the BPM Certificate at Michigan State University or a Certificate in BPM,  Yellow Belt and Green Belt at Baldwin Wallace University.

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