Learning Lean Reviews 126

I found the learning was superb, the examples provided were pretty similar to supply chain/manufacturing/services sector of the businesses. the implementation of the processes, technicality and feasibility was all explained pretty well.

Great course

I found the platform vey easy to navigate with the topics broken down into manageable sections and a summary and knowledge checker at the end of each. The repetition of the key themes throughout really helped to embed my knowledge. The 'real life' scenarios provided helped me to understand the application of the methodology and it was helpful to be able to revisit topics where necessary.

Process mapping course was very informative and clearly constructed.

I found this elearning training to be fairly well devised with some interesting examples and scenarios which make you think. The challenges to write lift speeches at the end of each section are also useful. Some of the exam questions seemed to be repeated, with exactly the same question covered twice. But overall, I was happy with this introduction to LSS

Good content based on learn at your own pace.
Exam questions tend to repeat during the exam not ideal for true reflection of knowledge gained

Well, it gives proper basic information and training in Lean Six Sigma

Tough maths when you are coming from 'nothing' - but good nonetheless.

Nice course.

Completed Green and Black Belt eLearning Courses after having done Yellow Belt a few years ago. I found the eLearning content quite good and it was useful. Some of the slides are a bit repetitive between Green and Black but I guess designed as standalone courses. Would have liked to have been able to speed up the audio as it goes a bit slow for me. Exam was straightforward but some of the questions were repeated which were odd and some feedback on the wrong answers would have been useful. Good though overall for the price.

I'm happy with the course

quick, imple and eay to follow. Will be doing more with Learning Lean

I have been trained internally but alas did not get the certificate to show Green belt status and I needed to refesh and get a certificate for proof on my CV. Having been trained before, I think this is one of the most comprehensive and easy-to-follow courses I have taken. I think it would work even better as a course taken at a company in a classroom together.

The material was clear and concise. The final exam did not marry entirely with the content on the course.

I hate Elearning courses but this wasn't bad at all. Completed in just over an hour and tbh, for £1, it's worth doing for the foundational knowledge before progressing on. Next stop, Yellow Belt.
Update, Yellow Belt Completed. Same as above, simple, structured and easy to follow course content.

It's a good course. To teach the basics and further improve my knowledge, I used online research for more in-depth learning. Learnt a lot of new tools and techniques to take into work—some tools I had been using without realising or using them to maximum efficiency.