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Become a QA engineer through practice
Learn to test web and mobile products, work with APIs, write clear bug reports, and build a portfolio for your first offer.
18weeks of practice
6portfolio projects
3site languages
Bug report in 15 min
API • Postman • SQL
What you get
The presentation is rebuilt from scratch: less template feel, clearer structure, and more real tasks.
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Weekly practice
Checklists, test cases, bug reports, API requests, and mistake reviews.
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Career package
CV, profile, portfolio, and interview preparation.
Roadmap
Learning path
A clear route from first QA terms to confidently presenting the final project.
QA basics
Learn testing types, the development lifecycle, and the QA role in a team.
Manual testing
Test interfaces, forms, mobile scenarios, and user flows.
API and data
Work with Postman, JSON, HTTP statuses, SQL, and integrations.
Automation
Understand automation basics and choose your next stack: Python, Java, or JS.
Final project
Prepare your portfolio and practice interviews with a mentor.
Program
QA Core · API · SQL · Automation · Career
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Introduction to QA
You will learn what a QA Engineer does, how QA differs from QC, how SDLC and STLC work, and where testing fits into a real product team.
- QA roles and responsibilities in an IT team;
- smoke, regression, functional and usability testing;
- how to read requirements and turn them into checks;
- first practical review of a real product.
Outcome: you understand the QA profession, basic processes and the value of testing for product quality.
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Test Design and Documentation
You will learn how to design checks before execution, create checklists, test cases, test scenarios and documentation that is clear for the whole team.
- checklists, test cases, test suites and test runs;
- equivalence classes and boundary values;
- decision tables and pairwise testing;
- test prioritization and coverage analysis.
Outcome: you create a QA documentation package for your portfolio and learn how to choose the right checks for each task.
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Web and Mobile Testing
You will test user interfaces, forms, personal accounts, responsive pages, mobile scenarios, cross-browser behavior and common frontend defects.
- UI/UX, forms, validation and error states;
- responsive layouts, resolutions and browsers;
- mobile application testing basics;
- DevTools: Network, Console, Elements, Application.
Outcome: you can test a website or app independently and clearly describe defects.
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API, Postman and Client-Server Logic
You will understand how frontend communicates with backend, what HTTP/HTTPS, REST API, JSON, status codes, headers, parameters and authorization mean.
- GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE;
- request/response body, headers and status codes;
- Postman collections, variables and environments;
- negative checks and integration testing.
Outcome: you can test API without a user interface and find backend-level issues.
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SQL and Data Checks
You will learn SQL queries required for QA work: finding records, comparing UI data with database values and checking business logic.
- SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY;
- JOIN and relationships between tables;
- checking user data and statuses;
- typical SQL tasks from QA interviews.
Outcome: you can verify data independently and communicate more confidently with backend developers.
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Bug Reporting, Jira and Processes
You will learn how to describe defects so developers can quickly understand and reproduce them, and how bug lifecycle works in a team.
- bug report structure: steps, actual and expected result;
- Severity and Priority with practical examples;
- screenshots, video, logs and environment details;
- task statuses in Jira, Trello or YouTrack.
Outcome: you write professional bug reports and manage defects according to team workflow.
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Automation Basics, Git and Teamwork
You will understand why automation is needed, how automated tests are structured and where manual testing connects with automation and development processes.
- what should be automated first and why;
- basic automated test structure and assertions;
- Git: commit, branch, merge, pull request;
- Agile, Scrum, Kanban, daily, review and retrospective.
Outcome: you understand the technical side of QA and are ready to join a real development team.
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Final Project, Portfolio and Career
You will combine everything into a final project: documentation, UI testing, API checks, SQL queries, bug reports and a presentation for your portfolio.
- final QA project based on a real scenario;
- CV, LinkedIn/HH profile and portfolio packaging;
- typical interview questions and answers;
- mock interview and job-search plan.
Outcome: you have a set of work samples for employers and a clear strategy for entering the market.
Pricing
Flexible formats for solo learners and teams.
Start
Self-paced learning
from €125
- lesson access
- homework tasks
- certificate
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Mentor and projects
from €215
- work reviews
- curator calls
- career preparation
Team
For companies
on request
- groups of 5+
- progress reports
- custom program
FAQ
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Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, the course starts with fundamentals and gradually moves into practical tasks.
Is there API practice?
Yes, there is a dedicated module for Postman, HTTP, JSON, and integration checks.
Which languages are available?
Pages are prepared in Russian, Kazakh, and English.
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