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Build a Better, Stronger Workforce

From single workshops to multi-week courses, we deliver hands-on training in project management, leadership, quality, and continuous improvement, led by consultants who use these same methods in live client engagements, not classroom-only instructors. We'll help you determine the right mix of format and content to fit your team's actual gap, not a generic curriculum.

  • DMAIC
  • Lean
  • PDSA cycle
  • Kata
  • Root cause analysis
  • Six Sigma
  • Minitab
  • Take 5 debrief
What We Offer

Taught by people who use these methods in live client work

Professional Coaching

One-on-one or team coaching on not just what to do, but how to do it, in the context of your actual work, not a hypothetical case study.

Content Quality

In-person and live virtual workshops, plus accelerated education options, built from proven methodologies and best-practice research.

Learning Customization

Every engagement is tailored to your organization's size, sector, and specific skill gaps, not delivered off a fixed template.

Instructor Expertise

Every course is led by a subject-matter expert who holds real credentials in the discipline being taught, not a generalist facilitator working from someone else's slides.

Course Finder

Not sure which course fits?

Answer two questions and we'll point you to the right course, format, and length.

1 What are you trying to fix?
2 How much time can your team give?

Choose what you're trying to fix to see a recommendation.

Our Courses

Five courses, on-site or live virtual

Every course below is available on-site or live virtual. Pricing is scoped to group size and course length. Contact us for a quote.

A hands-on look at how teams actually form, stall, and perform, using simulations and real problem-solving exercises, not lecture.

Who should attend

Leaders, managers, and practitioners working in or supporting self-managed teams.

Key topics
  • Team development cycles (forming, storming, norming, performing)
  • Managing “group think” and self-managed team dynamics
  • Rapid problem-solving under pressure
You'll walk away able to
  • Recognize and remove barriers to team performance
  • Set realistic but competitive targets
  • Coach a team through a stalled project

The methodology behind most of Perigon's own process improvement work, taught directly by practitioners who use it in client engagements.

Who should attend

Anyone responsible for driving measurable business improvement results.

Key topics
  • DMAIC methodology
  • Lean principles
  • Descriptive and inferential statistics
  • Hands-on simulations using Minitab
You'll walk away able to
  • Lead a process improvement project from definition through control
  • Apply Lean and Six Sigma tools with credibility

A structured, low-risk way to test improvement ideas on a small scale before rolling them out organization-wide.

Who should attend

Anyone pursuing incremental, evidence-based change.

Key topics
  • The four-step PDSA cycle
  • Root cause analysis
  • Standardizing verified solutions
You'll walk away able to
  • Test a change safely before committing to it
  • Apply one repeatable improvement method across your organization

A fast-cycle improvement practice built around one team, one problem, and short daily check-ins, not a one-time workshop that fades after a week.

Who should attend

Leaders, managers, and practitioners working on live problem-solving for new or existing products and services.

Key topics
  • The plan-do-check-improve (PDCA) cycle
  • Visual tracking of time and quality
  • The “Take 5” team debrief
You'll walk away able to
  • Set a clear, aggressive-but-realistic improvement target
  • Build a habit of iteration instead of one-off fixes

A disciplined method for finding the actual cause of a recurring problem, instead of treating the same symptom repeatedly.

Who should attend

Anyone responsible for quality improvement or recurring problem resolution.

Key topics
  • Problem definition
  • Data collection and analysis
  • Corrective action and standardization
You'll walk away able to
  • Run a complete root cause analysis project end to end
  • Extend your existing toolkit for quality investigations