About Six Sigma Tanzania
We are a proudly Six Sigma company
Established in 1998
Six Sigma Tanzania head office operates from high tech offices in the Bo-Kaap. It is a subsidiary of the 2KO International Group. Six Sigma Tanzania conducts training in multiple business disciplines, with our flagship program being Six Sigma. Six Sigma Tanzania course advisors are waiting to assist you with questions and additional information about our training programs and are contactable on International number +27 21 426 5300. We also train a full range of Lean Six Sigma courses - click here to see.
Our trainers have been carefully selected from industry experts, who have expertise and experience not only in Six Sigma practices but also in conducting training. Our Six Sigma certification training and certification programs have been in high demand for the past decade and companies utilising our services range from high-powered individuals and Blue-Chip companies in Tanzania to smaller companies in neighbouring African states. 2KO is a member of The International Association for Six Sigma Certification. 2KO International is authorised to administer the IASSC Certification Exams to candidates in a traditional Paper and Pencil format.
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Six Sigma Tanzania's Certification is recognised by:
International
Association for Six Sigma Certification
CATH SETA
Registration # 613/R/000340/2017 |
Why Choose 2KO As Your Training
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DMAIC Six Sigma Training
The DMAIC methodology is almost
universally recognized and defined as comprising of the
following five phases: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and
Control. In some businesses, only four phases (Measure,
Analyze, Improve and Control) are used; in this case the
Define deliverables are then considered pre-work for the
project or are included within the Measure phase.
Click here for our DMAIC Courses
Lean Six Sigma Training
In Lean focuses on waste
reduction, deploying a number of tools aimed at the Seven
Wastes: Overproduction, Transportation, Defects, Waiting,
Inventory, Over-processing, and Motion.
Click here for our LEAN Courses