What are the disadvantages of quality assurance training?

After completing the quality assurance training (QA training), you will be able to acquire practical knowledge and skills in five modules for planning and implementing statistical process control (SPC), measurement system analysis (MSA) and random sample testing according to AQL as well as for selecting and applying suitable statistical test methods.

The main disadvantages of quality assurance training are

1. Quality assurance training is not regulated by the state. Association or industry certificates (SQS or IQNet-certified and Swiss Association for Standardization (SNV)) offer a certain degree of quality assurance. This should be taken into account when choosing a training course.
2. At certificate level, the course content and admission requirements are generally not regulated and can be determined autonomously by the schools. When choosing a course, make sure that it supports your professional goals.
3. In addition to a basic understanding of mathematics, working in quality assurance requires analytical and conceptual skills as well as a high level of quality awareness. Organizational talent, critical thinking and written and verbal communication skills are also important. Not all of these skills can be acquired through quality assurance training (QA training).
4. Analyzing data, presenting it graphically to employees, customers, managers and senior management and convincing them of the need for quality assurance measures are necessary to ensure quality assurance. Persuasiveness, resilience and adherence to deadlines are important.

Graduates of the quality assurance training course can work in the company as quality specialists who are responsible for quality assurance.

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