SUMMER CLASSES FOR STUDENTS

SUMMER CLASSES 2012 - NONRESIDENTIAL FOR STUDENTS

In order to impart quality training to the students of 5^th to 10^th classes, Summer Classes will be conducted with effect from 26^th March 2012, in the following modules:

Spoken English

Duration: 30 days

Personality Development

Duration: 10 days

Time Management

Duration: 10 days

Contact:

3sconsultant,

203, Vasudha Apartments,

Lane opp.Saibaba temple main gate,

Bhagyanagar Colony,

Kukatpally,

Hyderabad – 500072

Phones: 04023063955 & 9392969943

Route Map - 3sconsultant

Route Map - 3sconsultant

Spoken English

Spoken English - Few Tips for learning

Cultivate the habit of reading English news papers / novels / fiction / stories

Make it a point to speak in English with your family members / colleagues / superiors

Answer the phone calls in English in case the person called understands the language

Join an institute for guidance

Be punctual in attending spoken English classes

Language learning is a continuous process

Try to learn new words regularly

Information and Analysis

Information and Analysis

This component considers the usefulness and management of data that supports the quality system.Major factors are:

-existence of a database and its use in information systems.

-analysis of quality data and information

More information is included in the application guidelines for the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award. The guidelines provide an excellent list of activities needed for a company to achieve continuous quality improvement.For some companies, this may be helpful in getting a vision of what they would like to be. For others, it may be helpful in fine-tuning their quality improvement efforts.

Approach and Improvement

There are many approaches to making improvements. Some are elaborate.Others are very simple. Almost all approaches are tailored to the company using them. Often, these approaches center on the following steps:

- Find the problem to be solved.

-study the conditions or environment around the problem

-develop several solutions to solve the problem

- evaluate the solutions to find the best one.

-implement the best solution and performance measures to evaluate the solution

- compare the actual results against the expected results

-make adjustments for further improvement

The steps need not be in order. Certain steps may be done simultaneously. Many popular improvement approaches are based on what is called the Shewhart Cycle and it is also called the "PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT" cycle after its four stages. This approach is well suited for use by cross-functional improvement teams.

Leadership

 

Leadership

This relates to the culture of the company. The ability of top management to create values and spread them through the company is a major part of this category. Important factors are:

-Leadership of the senior executives in developing and personally maintaining an environment for quality excellence. This involves such things as being active in the planning, and recognizing achievers.

-Existence of organization values within the company.

-The integration of these values with the management style.

-The extension of quality leadership to the community in which the company resides.

-Reinforcing throughout the company the concept that customer satisfaction is the top company goal and that improving quality is the way to get it. This commitment must run from the top of the organization to the bottom.

-a partnership with customers and suppliers,constantly improving the operation.

-a focus on preventing mistakes.

Strategic Quality Planning

This category relates to how the company integrates quality into business planning.Also, the existence of both long and short range goals is a major factor. Key elements include:

- The existence of quality strategic planning for at least five years.

-Strategic plan includes benchmarking,comparing the performance of the company with the best in the world.

-Existence of quality priorities for both the short and long term.Short term is less than two years.Long term is two to five years.

Quality Assurance of Products

Quality Assurance of Products

This category concerns the existence of a quality system within the company for design and control of products.Factors within this category  include:

- customer needs converted to product and process requirements.

- control of business and manufacturing processes so that products meet design plans or specifications.

- continuous improvement of products and processes.

- activity in assessing the quality of products and processes.This concerns both manufacturing and business processes.

- documentation existing to support the quality system.

- control and improvement of the quality of the material provided by suppliers.

- a focus on preventing mistakes,not merely correcting them.

Quality Results

This category relates to having tangible improvements in terms of quality measures. The measures are derived from customer needs and from business operations.

Key factors are:

- improvement trends in product and service quality measures.

- comparisons with quality results of competitors.

- improvement trends in quality measurements of business processes.

- improvement trends in quality measurements of suppliers.

Human Resource Utilization

Human Resource Utilization

This category is next in importance. It deals with how a company manages its human resources to reach full potential. Also, it pertains to the involvement of everyone in quality efforts. 

Major factors concern:

- human resource planning to support quality goals.

- involvement of employees in improvement using teams with members from different functional areas and suppliers. Also, providing a suggestion system or other means of making input to management.

- education and training in quality knowledge and skills. Important is training in problem identification and improvement skills. 

- performance measurements for the identification of teams and individuals making quality improvements.

- recognition for contributions of teams and individuals by both management and peers.

- health and safety considerations in quality improvements.

Quality Assurance of Products

This category concerns the existence of a quality system within the company for design and control of products.

Factors within this category include:

- customer needs converted to product and process requirements

- control of business and manufacturing processes so that products meet design plans or specifications.

- continuous improvement of products and processes.

- activity in assessing the quality of products and processes.This concerns both manufacturing and business processes.

- documentation existing to support the quality system

- control and improvement of the quality of the material provided by suppliers.

- a focus on preventing mistakes, not merely correcting them.