This 2-day programme is designed to equip Lean Six Sigma Deployment Leaders and Yellow, Green, or Black Belts with practical Agile techniques that enhance speed, impact, and adaptability in Continuous Improvement (CI) projects.

Whether you’re leading operational excellence or driving digital transformation, this course demonstrates how Agile frameworks like Scrum and Kanban can integrate seamlessly with Lean Six Sigma—enabling faster cycles, aligned teams, and higher business value.

Who Should Attend

Ideal for:

• Lean Six Sigma Yellow, Green & Black Belts
• Deployment Leaders
• CI Practitioners supporting Digital Transformation
• Business Improvement Managers
• Transformation & Innovation Leads

This course is for you if:

• You want to apply Agile techniques in CI and Lean Six Sigma projects.
• Your improvement projects are slow, and you’re seeking ways to increase momentum.
• You’re hearing Agile mentioned in your organization but want a structured understanding.
• You’re managing both digital and operational improvements and need a unifying approach.
• You’re looking to align Agile and CI efforts with strategic business goals.

What You’ll Learn

For Your Business

• Apply Kanban and Scrum to drive efficiency, quality, and customer value.
• Build Agile CI teams that deliver incremental results and maximize impact.
• Shift to a value-first mindset—prioritizing outcomes over activities.

For Your Career

• Strengthen your Lean Six Sigma capabilities with modern Agile execution tools.
• Develop versatile planning and team management skills.
• Become a strategic asset in transformation programmes across your organization.

What’s Included

• Printed course materials
• Agile Pocket Guide & Managing Change Pocket Guide

Online access to:

• PDF training manual
• Tools and templates for immediate use
• Supplementary resources to support real-world projects

Why This Course?

This course closes the gap between Lean Six Sigma and Agile, giving you the tools to streamline both process improvement and digital transformation efforts under a common, flexible framework.