Before and during the course FAQs

Yes, your certificate will be sent to you after the course. The certificate will confirm that the course was approved by the Royal Statistical Society, and can be used to demonstrate your new level of Six Sigma skills to employers, colleagues and in wider circles such as LinkedIn.

The Auditor Migration training course is certified by the CQI and IRCA, the body representing quality professionals, and satisfies the requirements for those who wish to maintain their IRCA OH&SMS auditor registration.

Delegates receive a certificate completion to provide evidence of their enhanced auditing skills.

The course is also equivalent to 14 hours CPD.

Organisations have sustainability objectives that are aimed at ensuring positive environmental, social and economic impacts of their activities. With organisations typically spending more than half of their revenues with their supply chains, those sustainability objectives cannot be fully achieved without the contribution of supply chains.

If you would like to learn about sustainable procurement in more depth, you may like to consider our 1-day ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement training course.

We will send you or the colleague who booked your course a certificate after the course ends, provided you completed the training and all invoices have been paid.

You will be able to use the certificate as evidence of your newly gained knowledge and skills by adding it to your CV or your LinkedIn profile, as well as sharing it with your colleagues.

If your organisation is seeking to train internal auditors to maintain its management system and ensure it fulfils the requirements of ISO 17020, then this course offers the knowledge and practice to help you achieve your goals. We have welcomed delegates from a wide range of organisations, including fire and rescue, government bodies, police, energy management, risk managers, engineering innovation, and asset management advisers.

If you are working specifically in forensic disciplines, you may prefer to look at our ISO/IEC 17020 Forensic Internal Auditor training course.

Yes, certificates for delegates who complete the training are sent out after the course has been completed.

Delegates to this course have included manufacturers of a diverse range of products and services, including semiconductors, green hydrogen, die castings, hydraulics, lighting, electric wiring, composites, automotive seating and nuclear power.

The Core Tools package offers valuable insights and practical training for organisations at all stages of their business improvement journey. Past delegates have commented:

• ‘I thought most of the tools would be too advanced for our current business model, but the tutor broke the tools down and advised how it might be best applied to our situation. It is also useful as the business evolves.’
• ‘I now have a better understanding of using FMEA and control plan. And I learnt a lot about MSA and SPC. These topics can support my role even further during internal audits on our manufacturing sites.’
• ‘I will use what I have learnt to work with the quality team and change team to integrate what was learnt.’

While not essential, it is helpful if you have some knowledge of statistical techniques, as we will talk about their application. As the training is live and interactive, you will be able to ask questions of your tutor to clarify your learning.

Yes, this course is certified by the Royal Statistical Society (RSS), the global professional body for statisticians and data analysts.

The RSS leads the way in certifying organisations and individuals against ISO 18404:2015, the international standard for quantitative methods in process improvement and competencies in relation to Six Sigma.

Approval from the RSS signifies that our courses meet the requirements for high-quality content delivered by expert tutors, who are experienced both in the practice and teaching of Six Sigma.

The course is suitable for those new to waste management as well as those already working within a waste management or operational capacity. If you would like to know more about environment management systems as a whole, we have several courses that can explain the concepts and requirements of ISO 14001.