SOFTWARE QUALITY & TEST AUTOMATION
EDUCORA CAREER PROGRAMAI-Powered Software Testing
Learn manual QA, Playwright automation, API testing and continuous integration, with responsible AI-assisted testing.
3 months training + 3 months internship
BUILD PRACTICAL SKILLS
Build confidence in the quality of software.
Learn systematic software quality assurance, modern test automation and responsible AI-assisted testing through hands-on applications, APIs and continuous integration. The course uses progressive weekly tasks, structured reviews and a final technical assessment to build practical skills and a documented portfolio. It is designed for career preparation, not as a guarantee of employment.
expect the right response
review traces and defects
report quality and release risks
Illustrative learning project · program-specific practical work
A CLEAR LEARNING PATH
More than a list of topics
Develop practical skills, demonstrate your work and apply your learning during a company internship.
Learn the foundations
Follow a structured technical curriculum with progressive practical tasks.
Build and demonstrate
Develop projects, document your work and present your learning.
Work with AI responsibly
Use AI assistance while checking accuracy, privacy and limitations.
Apply your skills
Complete an actual three-month company internship after training.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Who can join this program?
Review the audience and prerequisites to see how the program fits your background.
BCA, B.Sc. IT/CS, BE/B.Tech, MCA and related students or recent graduates.
Graduates transitioning into quality assurance who are ready to learn programming.
Aspiring QA Engineer Trainees, Software Tester Trainees and Automation QA Interns.
Prerequisites and equipment
- Basic familiarity with computers, web browsers and file management.
- No prior software testing experience required; willingness to learn coding is essential.
- Basic English reading/writing to understand defect reports, documentation and user stories.
- Laptop (8 GB RAM minimum; 16 GB preferred), stable internet and ability to install development tools.
FROM LEARNING TO APPLICATION
Your learning journey
Manual QA
Build the foundations.
UI & API automation
Practise with real tasks.
AI-assisted testing
Demonstrate your work.
Company internship
Apply your learning in a company.
THE COMPLETE SYLLABUS
A structured curriculum
Three months of technical training with a progressive learning sequence, practical exercises and project reviews.
Expand each section to see the topics and practical outcome. Introductory tool coverage is identified within the syllabus.
Ask About This ProgramWeek 1 — Software Testing Foundations
SDLC and STLC, agile/scrum, QA vs QC, requirement review, test levels and types, test plans, defect lifecycle.
Practical outcome: Create test scenarios and issue reports for an example web application.
Week 2 — Test Design & Manual QA
Equivalence partitioning, boundary values, decision tables, exploratory testing, smoke/sanity/regression, traceability, accessibility basics.
Practical outcome: Produce a structured test case suite and defect log.
Week 3 — Programming for Test Automation
JavaScript/TypeScript fundamentals, functions, arrays, objects, async/await, error handling, npm and basic debugging.
Practical outcome: Build small data-driven JavaScript test utilities.
Week 4 — Web Technologies, Git & SQL
HTML DOM, CSS selectors, HTTP, cookies, browser developer tools, Git branching, SELECT, joins and SQL validation queries.
Practical outcome: Validate UI behavior and database records in a sample app.
Week 5 — Modern UI Automation with Playwright
Playwright setup, locators, assertions, page actions, waits, fixtures, test data and test runner configuration.
Practical outcome: Automate high-priority login and transaction flows.
Week 6 — Automation Design & Reliable Tests
Page Object Model, reusable helpers, parameterization, cross-browser execution, parallelism, screenshots, trace viewer, flaky-test prevention.
Practical outcome: Refactor tests into a maintainable framework.
Week 7 — API Testing with Postman
REST, HTTP verbs/status codes, JSON, authentication, environments, Postman collections, schemas and negative testing.
Practical outcome: Develop an API regression collection and evidence report.
Week 8 — API Automation & Integration Tests
Playwright API requests, contract validation, test data setup, database checks, mocking basics and service integration.
Practical outcome: Automate realistic API-to-UI workflows.
Week 9 — Continuous Integration & Quality Reporting
GitHub Actions basics, headless execution, reports, defect dashboards, coverage limitations and triage workflow.
Practical outcome: Run a repeatable CI test suite and publish results.
Week 10 — Selenium & Enterprise Tooling Overview
Selenium WebDriver principles, Java-based automation comparison, test frameworks, browser grids and when to choose Selenium vs Playwright.
Practical outcome: Demonstrate a small Selenium scenario and technology comparison.
Week 11 — AI-Assisted Testing & Risk
AI-supported test idea generation, code assistance, test data drafting, exploratory charters, prompt evaluation, confidentiality and hallucination controls.
Practical outcome: Compare AI-generated test cases against manual risk-based review.
Week 12 — Capstone & Career Readiness
End-to-end test strategy, UI/API suite, CI pipeline, bug reporting, test evidence, GitHub README, mock interview and final assessment.
Practical outcome: Present a tested application, automation repository and QA summary.
MAKE YOUR LEARNING VISIBLE
Projects and portfolio
Turn the syllabus into practical work you can explain, demonstrate and discuss in interviews.
Manual QA test suite
Produce test cases, traceability and clear defect reports.
Playwright UI automation
Automate important flows with reliable locators and assertions.
API regression suite
Validate REST endpoints using Postman and automated checks.
QA capstone with CI
Present a UI/API test repository, reports and quality summary.
Skills you will practise
- Translate requirements and user stories into effective test cases and defect reports.
- Build maintainable beginner-to-intermediate Playwright UI automation using JavaScript/TypeScript.
- Test REST APIs with Postman and automated assertions; verify basic SQL data.
- Run automated checks in a simple CI workflow and investigate flaky tests.
- Apply accessibility and risk-based QA fundamentals.
- Use AI-assisted test drafting responsibly and validate every generated result.
- Create an evidence-based QA portfolio and communicate defects professionally.
AFTER COMPLETING TRAINING
An actual 3-month company internship
Apply your technical learning through supervised company work. The internship follows the three-month training phase.
Month 4 — QA Operations & Manual Validation
Analyze requirements, design test cases, execute approved checks, reproduce bugs, document findings, join mentor reviews.
Work evidence: Test plan, defect logs, execution evidence and weekly review records.
Month 5 — Automation Engineering
Extend UI/API automation, maintain test data, improve reliability, connect automated suites to CI under supervision.
Work evidence: Reusable test framework, API suite and automated run reports.
Month 6 — Quality Release & Handover
Complete regression cycles, summarize release risks, validate fixes, present automation outcomes and documentation.
Work evidence: Final QA report, code repository, mentor evaluation and presentation.
Internship documentation reflects the actual period and activities completed. Enquire about company arrangements, work mode, timings and any applicable stipend.
PREPARE FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
Career opportunities
Build skills to apply for entry-level opportunities aligned with this program.
Career opportunities depend on skills, available openings and employer selection. Employment is not guaranteed.
PRESENT YOUR WORK WITH CONFIDENCE
Career preparation
Project presentation
Explain your approach, demonstrate your work and discuss technical choices.
Portfolio documentation
Organise project files, reports or repositories to show what you have built.
Interview readiness
Practise technical discussions and interview exercises included in the program.
Assessment includes practical assignments, project demonstrations and feedback. Training completion and internship participation are documented separately.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Frequently asked questions
What is the program duration?
Six months: three months of training followed by three months of internship.
Is this an actual company internship?
Yes. Educora offers an actual three-month company internship after completion of training.
Do I need prior experience?
Basic familiarity with computers, web browsers and file management. No prior software testing experience required; willingness to learn coding is essential.
What are the fees and batch timings?
Please contact Educora for current fees, upcoming batches, delivery mode and class timings.
Is the internship paid?
Please enquire about any applicable stipend and the specific internship arrangements.
Is a job guaranteed?
No. The program includes career preparation; employment depends on vacancies, skills and employer selection.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR GOALS
Choose your next step with Educora.
Ask about eligibility, the syllabus, fees, upcoming batches and the company internship.