Shogun Level
Master Lean.
Lead transformation.
The Shogun level is the highest tier on LeanTrainings. It is designed for professionals who want to lead Lean at an organizational level — deploying strategy, coaching teams, and building systems that sustain improvement without constant intervention.
Shogun Level
For managers ready to deploy Lean at a broader level, align teams, and build a serious operational excellence strategy.
- 29 courses
- 93 lessons
- 203 topics
- 33 quizzes
- 3 certifications
For managers ready to deploy Lean at a broader level, align teams, and build a serious operational excellence strategy.
Your Shogun membership includes every Ronin, Ninja, Samurai, and Shogun course — the entire LeanTrainings curriculum in one subscription.
Join monthly live sessions with the Kaizen Coach Team — ask questions, discuss real cases, and apply what you’re learning in a structured format.
Book a private coaching call with a Kaizen Coach consultant to work through a specific challenge or project you are facing in your organization.
The Shogun Certificate is the top credential in the LeanTrainings progression — recognized proof of strategic Lean leadership capability.
Complete all Shogun-level courses and assessments to earn the Shogun Certificate — the top-level credential in the LeanTrainings progression, representing expert knowledge of strategic Lean deployment and organizational transformation.
Certificate of Completion LeanTrainings.com
12 months of access to all four levels, plus exclusive Shogun features available nowhere else.
Shogun Level
For managers ready to deploy Lean at a broader level, align teams, and build a serious operational excellence strategy.
- 29 courses
- 93 lessons
- 203 topics
- 33 quizzes
- 3 certifications
No. The Shogun membership includes all content from Ronin, Ninja, Samurai, and Shogun. However, the Shogun curriculum assumes solid operational Lean knowledge. If you are new to Lean, we recommend starting with the Ronin or Ninja level first.
After purchasing your Shogun membership, you’ll receive a link to schedule a private 60-minute session with a Kaizen Coach consultant. You can use this session to discuss a specific improvement challenge, a deployment question, or any topic from the curriculum that you want to explore in depth.
Monthly live Q&A sessions are scheduled and announced to Shogun members in advance. Sessions are conducted in a small-group format and recordings are made available to members who cannot attend live.
Yes — the Shogun curriculum is specifically designed for people who deploy Lean beyond their own role: operations directors, continuous improvement managers, internal coaches, and external consultants who need to build and sustain Lean systems at an organizational level.
Certificates are issued by LeanTrainings and recognized by the Kaizen Coach international network. They are verifiable digital credentials you can share on LinkedIn and professional profiles. They represent completion of structured, practitioner-designed Lean training — not regulatory licensing bodies.