Practical QA engineer training focused on test design, documentation, and tools. Mentor support and a single platform for theory, videos, tasks, and projects.
Language of course:
Ukrainian
Format of the event:
Online
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Course overview
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QA engineer (QA specialist, Quality Assurance) — practical training in software testing. Focus: 20% theory and 80% practice, industry mentors, one platform for theory, videos, tasks, and group projects.
Who the QA engineer role fits and who it doesn't
Suitable
- Beginners without a technical degree who are ready for structured learning.
- Professionals from adjacent roles (support, PM, analytics) transitioning to testing.
- Those who value structure, practice, and mentor feedback.
Not suitable
- Those seeking theory-only content without hands-on tasks.
- Those unable to allocate time for regular practice and team work.
- Those expecting instant outcomes without gradual topic progression.
Problem → outcome in QA engineer preparation
- No IT background → understanding SDLC/STLC, team roles, and QA’s place.
- Theory confusion → structured test design, testing types and levels.
- Poor defect reporting → clear bug reports and prioritization in Jira.
- Tool uncertainty → Postman for API, Git for VCS, SQL basics.
- Lack of practice → reviewed tasks and a group training project.
- Interview communication → Q&A sessions, mock interviews, English terminology module.
Comparison with QA/testing alternatives
Self-study
Pros: flexibility. Cons: topic gaps and no assignment review.
Theory-only video courses
Pros: quick overview. Cons: limited practice and no feedback.
QA engineer program with mentoring
Pros: solution reviews, Q&A, team projects, structured plan. Cons: fixed scope of materials.
What you will have after completing the QA engineer program
- Manual testing skills and an overview of automation (Selenium/Playwright, JUnit/TestNG — overview).
- Test documentation: checklists, test cases, test plans, reporting.
- Defects: authoring, prioritization, lifecycle in Jira.
- API testing in Postman: requests, collections, environments.
- Tools: Git, basic SQL (SELECT/WHERE/JOIN), regex, logging.
- Practice on a training project and a portfolio of artifacts.
- Preparation for technical discussion and team communication in English.
Course Description
Every time you use a site or application, you see the result of their work. QA-engineers test the software and improve its speed by detecting and correcting errors. They also draw up detailed test plans and automate this process. Impressive, isn't it?
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