Kaizen Course Certification Training in Japan

As part of your Kaizen training in Japan, you will receive:

• Hard copy/soft copy of the course material
• Kaizen Course Syllabus
• Course Completion Certificate

Yes, we have schedules for Kaizen training for weekends and weekdays in Japan. Please view our Kaizen training schedule in Japan here.

At Invensis, we provide Kaizen training in Japan in three different learning modes in an instructor-led classroom, live online, and on-site group training.

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In today’s ever-changing business environment in Japan, enterprises need to make continuous improvements to meet complex and evolving customer expectations. This is where Kaizen comes into the picture, which offers a scientific approach to making continuous improvements for an enterprise. “Kai” means ‘change’ and “Zen” means ‘good’ in Japanese terms. Every organization goes through change either through a major initiative, which becomes a project that needs big budgets and drastic process re-correction. But, there is another form of change approach that is complementary to your existing processes, systems, etc., with regular ongoing changes and continuous improvements daily. This incremental and continuous improvement is known as Kaizen. The Kaizen training course in Japan is the best way for both individuals and enterprises to align change initiatives to achieve small incremental changes for processes to achieve substantial gains over the long term.

After completing your Kaizen training in Japan, you will gain a fundamental understanding of:

• The basic concepts of Continuous Improvement and Kaizen
• An overview of the Kaizen principles and tools
• Applications and benefits of Kaizen
• Implementing successful and sustainable Kaizen strategies

There are no pre-requisites to take up Kaizen training in Japan. However, it is recommended that participants have knowledge about Lean and Six Sigma principles to get the best out of Kaizen training in Japan.

Job roles that can benefit from the Kaizen course in Japan include, but are not limited to:

• Directors
• Supervisors
• Managers
• Lean Facilitators
• Continuous Improvement Managers
• Change Managers
• Lean Six Sigma Green Belts/Black Belts
• Personnel involved with Kaizen Implementation across industry sectors

The overview of the Kaizen course in Japan is as follows:

• What is Kaizen?
  • Benefits of Kaizen
• History of Kaizen
• Training-Within-Industry (TWI)
  • Introduction
  • Job Methods Analysis
• P-Courses
  • Production Technology Courses – History
  • Production Technology Courses
• Six Steps of Kaizen
  • Step 1: Discover Improvement Potential
  • Step 2: Analyze Current Methods
  • Step 3: Generate New Ideas
  • Step 4: Development Improvement Plan
  • Step 5: Implement the Plan
  • Step 6: Evaluate the New Method
• Kaizen - Exercise

The Kaizen training cost in Japan is USD 1295.

Upon completing Kaizen Training in Japan, you will receive an official Kaizen certification from Invensis Learning.

The Kaizen Course in Japan is a 1-day training and certification course.