QA Courses

Our QA courses cover everything from manual testing basics to automation with tools like Selenium. You'll build real-world skills that prepare you for QA tasks.

Our courses guide you from the very start, from manual testing to automated tests written in JavaScript. You can take any course that suits your needs, receiving constant support and up-to-date professional information.

You can pursue roles like QA Tester, Automation Engineer, or Test Analyst. These skills are in demand across startups and tech companies, with room to grow into senior or specialist positions.

We offer beginner-friendly courses in manual testing as well as intermediate courses in automation. Choose the path that fits your background and goals.

Each QA course includes a certificate of completion to validate your skills. You can share it on your resume, LinkedIn, or with potential employers.

QA (Quality Assurance) focuses on ensuring software functions correctly and meets quality standards. Learning QA helps you identify bugs, improve reliability, and deliver better digital products.

Key skills include attention to detail, logical thinking, and basic tech literacy. With automation, learning to write test scripts adds even more value.

Consider your current experience and goals. Start with manual testing if you're new, or try automation testing if you already understand the basics.

We offer flexible pricing to fit your learning needs. Our Pro Plan starts at $49 per month, or you can save by choosing $99 for three months or $144 for a full year. If you want a more comprehensive learning experience, our Ultimate Plan is available for $59 per month, $147 for three months, or $299 annually. Both plans give you access to expert-crafted courses, interactive challenges, and certifications to support your growth. For full details, please visit our pricing page.

We recommend starting with Introduction to Manual Testing & QA in Web Development. It introduces core QA concepts without requiring any prior experience.

Our automation courses include practical work with tools like Selenium, JavaScript-based test frameworks, and browser automation basics.

Software testing focuses on finding bugs, while QA covers the full process of ensuring software quality. QA includes planning, standards, documentation, and testing.

Yes! Our beginner course gives you your first hands-on experience through practical assignments and simple web apps to test.

While it's possible to learn QA using free resources, our structured courses save time, reduce confusion, and give you guided practice with real tools.