Technology Training • Software Testing
Software Testing & QA Training for Institutions & Organizations
Training in modern test automation: browser testing with Selenium, Playwright and Cypress, API testing with Postman and REST Assured, performance testing with JMeter, and running it all automatically on every change.
What the training covers
Modules are selected and sequenced for each cohort. A short workshop may use one or two; a semester course or corporate program can cover all of them.
Module 1
Testing foundations
What to test and why: test design, levels of testing and writing test cases that find real defects.
- Test design techniques
- Unit, integration and end-to-end tests
- Defect reporting
Module 2
Browser automation
Automating user journeys in the browser with stable, maintainable tests across the three main tools.
- Selenium
- Playwright
- Cypress
Module 3
API testing
Testing services directly, which is faster and more reliable than testing everything through the UI.
- Postman
- REST Assured
- Contract and schema checks
Module 4
Performance testing
Measuring how a system behaves under load and reading the results to find bottlenecks.
- JMeter test plans
- Load profiles
- Interpreting results
Module 5
CI/CD test automation
Running test suites automatically in the pipeline so failures block a release instead of reaching users.
- Tests in CI pipelines
- Reporting and flaky-test handling
- Quality gates
Who it is for
Colleges & universities
CSE, IT and MCA students targeting QA and SDET roles, and faculty teaching software engineering who want practical testing labs.
Organizations & engineering teams
Manual testers moving to automation, QA teams standardising on a framework, and developers taking more ownership of test coverage.
Prerequisites and lab setup
What learners should know beforehand, and what your lab or IT team needs to have ready. We confirm the final checklist with you before the program starts.
Learner prerequisites
- Basic programming in Java, JavaScript or Python (the automation language is agreed per cohort)
- Understanding of how web applications and HTTP requests work
Lab and infrastructure
- One laptop per learner with permission to install a JDK or Node.js, browsers and testing tools
- Chrome and Firefox installed
- Postman and JMeter installed
- A Git account per learner, for running suites in a CI pipeline
How it is delivered
The same software testing content can be delivered in different formats, on-site or live online.
Technical workshops
A workshop can take testers from manual test cases to a first working automated suite in one tool.
Semester training
A semester course can cover the full testing pyramid on one practice application, ending with suites running in CI.
Faculty development (FDP)
Faculty sessions focus on adding automated testing to software engineering courses and assessing test quality.
Corporate training
Corporate programs can use your application, preferred framework and pipeline so the suite built in training is usable afterwards.
Software Testing Training FAQs
Selenium, Playwright or Cypress: which should we choose?
Selenium remains widely used, especially in Java teams; Playwright and Cypress are popular for newer JavaScript projects. We recommend based on your stack or your students' target employers, and can cover more than one.
Can manual testers without coding experience join?
Yes, with a short programming starter block added at the beginning. We agree the starting point after understanding the group.
Which programming language is used?
Java, JavaScript or Python, chosen per cohort. Teams usually match their application's language; colleges often match what students already know.
Can the training use our own application?
For corporate cohorts, yes, usually on a test environment you provide. Otherwise we use practice applications built for testing.
Does this cover performance testing in depth?
It covers practical JMeter load testing and reading results. Deeper performance engineering can be scoped as an extended module.
Planning a broader program? See all technology training programs.
Plan Software Testing training for your cohort
Share your cohort, current skill level, timeline and lab setup. We will prepare a tailored syllabus and proposal.