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Our QA (Quality Assurance) Course is designed to give you a strong foundation in software testing and quality assurance practices. One of the main advantages of this course is its focus on real-world applications. You’ll not only learn the theoretical aspects of QA, such as testing methodologies, test case creation, and bug reporting, but also gain hands-on experience using industry-standard tools like Selenium, JIRA, and Postman.

Duration

5 months

Monthly fee

50,000 AMD

Frequency

3 days(a week) for 2 hours

Syllabus

Phase 1

    Introduction to Software Testing

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    • Learn the basics of software testing, types of testing, and testing methodologies.

Phase 2

    Test Automation

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    • Understand the principles of test automation, work with testing frameworks, and write automated tests.

Phase 3

    Performance Testing

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    • Learn the basics of performance testing, tools for load testing, and performance monitoring.

    Agile Testing

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    • Understand the principles of agile testing, work in agile teams, and adapt testing processes to agile methodologies.

    Portfolio Development

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    • Create a portfolio of testing projects, present your work, and prepare for job interviews.
Teacher

Artush Petrosyan

Artush is the founder of SFS School and an experienced Backend Developer with over 7 years of experience. For the past 2 years, he has also been actively working in the field of QA, combining his technical knowledge with the testing of complex systems. Thanks to his broad expertise in both development and quality control, he teaches students not only theory but also real tools and methodologies used in IT companies.

What will you get?

The QA course prepares you to become a professional software tester by teaching you how to ensure the quality and stability of websites and apps. You'll start with the fundamentals of manual testing — test case writing, bug tracking, and test planning. You’ll work with real testing tools such as Jira and TestRail to log and manage bugs, learn about the software development lifecycle (SDLC), and understand where QA fits in an agile team. Then, you’ll be introduced to automated testing tools like Selenium and write your first automated scripts. You’ll also explore different types of testing: functional, regression, smoke, and acceptance. This course is ideal for those who want to break into the IT field, and it provides the practical knowledge required to apply for junior QA positions in tech companies or outsourcing firms.

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Region

Artashat