Master a profession in demand
QA testing
Quality Assurance – quality control. A QA tester controls the software process at all stages of production. He makes changes not only to the testing itself, but also to the development stages. Today, it is easiest for graduates of testing courses to enter and gain a foothold in the IT sphere. You will need only 4 months of training to take the position of Junior tester and have a good start. This is possible only if you study the theoretical part and practice your knowledge in practice.
What will you master?
Master an IT profession without a technical education. Become a specialist in manual and automated testing
Course program
- 01
Lesson 1. Introduction to the QA profession
We will explain why testing is necessary, what software quality control is, and how a QA tester influences the entire development process. We will analyze the software development life cycle, basic documents, and how to create a test plan and test case.
- 02
Lesson 2. Bugs and their design
Let's figure out what a defect is, how to describe and record it correctly. We'll learn how to file bug reports, and consider tools for taking screenshots and recording errors.
- 03
Lesson 3. Development and testing methodologies
We will study popular software development models, including waterfall, V-model, Agile and Scrum. We will dive into Scrum processes: sprints, planning, standups, poker planning and burndown charts.
- 04
Lesson 4. Testing a web project
Let's get acquainted with the stages of testing web projects, analyze the anatomy of a page and create a checklist. We will focus on checking the layout, cross-browser compatibility and testing tools.
- 05
Lesson 5. Testing Life Cycle and Jira
We will clarify the roles of QA in the development life cycle, draw up a test plan and define testing strategies. We will master Jira and the Agile approach using practical examples.
- 06
Lesson 6. Test design and test cases
We will study test design techniques (equivalent classes, boundary values), see quality attributes of a test case, and master the TestLink and TestRail systems.
- 07
Lesson 7. Use Case and Checklists
Differences between Use Case and Test Case, application of checklists, random testing - and when it is appropriate to use what.
- 08
Lesson 8. Tools for Test Case Management
Advanced work in TestLink / Easy QA: creating, storing and organizing test cases.
- 09
Lesson 9. Non-functional types of testing
We cover performance, usability, configuration testing and installation verification.
- 10
Lesson 10. Pairwise testing
Application of Pairwise approach in testing, generation of sets via PICT and their use.
- 11
Lesson 11. Testing Mobile Applications
Features of mobile platforms, debugging on emulators and real devices, shooting bugs, compiling bug reports taking into account the mobile context.
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Lesson 12. Final exam
Knowledge testing, preparation for certification, summing up and sharing experiences.
After completing the course, you will be able to master the profession of a software tester for yourself.
How does the training proceed?
Lesson structure and support
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90 minutes every Saturday
Mini-group, live analysis and answers to questions about your project.
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Homework with feedback
Step-by-step checklists, comments in Figma, and recommendations for improvement.
Full-Stack Developer
15+ years in commercial development.
Price and set
Launch - September 20, 2025
Payment is monthly or in one payment. Places in the group are limited.
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Questions and Answers
What is asked most often
Do I need technical knowledge to start learning?
No, the course is designed for beginners. We start from the very basics, so special technical training is not required. It is enough to confidently use a computer and have basic English at the level of understanding interfaces.
Is the course suitable if I want to move to IT from another profession?
Yes, this is one of the best ways to enter IT without programming. QA testers are needed in any IT team, and you can start a career even without a technical education.
How does the training proceed?
The course is held in mini-groups once a week. The format is in-person or online (depending on the group size). Each lesson includes a theoretical part and practice.
Will there be homework and knowledge testing?
Yes, practical assignments are given after each lesson. The course finale includes an exam and a project defense to consolidate knowledge and receive feedback.
How much time per week should you devote to studying?
The main lesson lasts 1.5 hours per week, plus 1–2 hours for homework. The total workload is about 3 hours per week.
Reviews
“Before the course, I worked in HR and had no technical background at all. Already in the first month, it became clear that QA is a systematic, logical profession that suits me. Thanks to practical classes and bug analysis, I confidently completed an internship and got a job at a Polish IT company.”
- Anastasia M.
“The course helped me not only understand the theory, but also really prepare for my first interview. We went through Jira, wrote bug reports, made checklists, and I’m already using all of this in my real work. I especially liked the emphasis on mobile testing and practice with real cases.”
— Igor V.
“A very structured and intensive course. The teacher explains even complex things in simple language. There were a lot of homework assignments, checking and feedback at each stage. As a result, I confidently apply for Junior QA positions and feel part of IT.”
- Marina K.
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