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Manual and Automation Testing: Full Stack QA
Learn the full testing journey in one connected programme, from your first test idea to a maintainable automation suite.
Build a complete quality assurance foundation, then progress into Playwright automation, API testing and AI-assisted test engineering.
You can pay now, or enrol for the first week free before its published deadline. View the curriculum online ↓
LEVELBeginner to job-ready
FORMATLive online on Zoom
STARTING POINTNo previous testing or coding experience needed
SUPPORTClassroom updates, organised Q&A and continued guidance
01 / THE OUTCOME
What you will be able to do.
Career changers and aspiring quality assurance engineers who want one structured path from testing foundations to automation.
- 01
Design manual tests from requirements and product risks
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Report defects and communicate quality clearly
- 03
Write JavaScript for modern test automation
- 04
Build Playwright user interface and API tests
- 05
Use AI carefully for test ideas, review and debugging
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Present a connected manual and automation QA portfolio
02 / FULL CURRICULUM
A clear path from foundation to practical result.
Each module builds on the previous one. Open a module to see the main topics.
M01Quality assurance foundationsUnderstand quality, risk and the tester's role across delivery.
- Software development life cycle
- Testing levels and types
- Requirements, defects and risk
- Agile testing responsibilities
M02Manual test designTurn product behaviour into focused, evidence-led testing.
- Equivalence and boundary techniques
- Decision tables and user journeys
- Positive, negative and edge cases
- Exploratory testing charters
M03Test documentation and defectsCreate work that is clear to testers, developers and product owners.
- Test cases, scenarios and checklists
- Test data and traceability
- Defect evidence, severity and priority
- Execution summaries and risk reports
M04
03 / PRACTICAL PROJECT
Full Stack QA portfolio
Take one realistic product through manual discovery, defect reporting, Playwright browser automation and API validation. Present the result as one clear quality story.
WHAT YOU WILL PRODUCE
- 01Risk-based manual test pack
- 02Defect and execution evidence
- 03Playwright user interface and API suite
- 04Portfolio walkthrough and interview examples
04 / HOW YOU LEARN
Structure that keeps you moving.
Guided practice
Try the work in manageable steps while the method is still fresh.
Focused feedback
Understand what is working and what will improve your next attempt.
Independent result
Bring the skills together in work you can review, keep and explain.
05 / QUESTIONS
Know what to expect before you enrol.
For timetable, weekly commitment or payment questions, message us on WhatsApp.
Should I choose this or the Manual Testing course?
Choose Manual Testing if you want a focused introduction without coding. Choose Full Stack QA if you want one longer pathway that continues into JavaScript, Playwright, API testing and AI-assisted work.
Can I join without previous experience?
Yes. The programme starts with manual testing and introduces coding before Playwright. You should be ready to practise regularly between live sessions.
How are live classes and course updates delivered?
Classes are taught live online on Zoom with practical examples, guided work and time for questions. After joining, your classroom holds meeting links, reminders, announcements and course updates in one place.
Where can I find recordings and study material?
Recordings, study material and practice resources are published in your classroom. Eligible learners can revisit them after the course while their access remains active.
Can I continue to ask questions after the course?
Yes. The classroom keeps course questions organised by topic, so you can clarify doubts, find reusable answers and ask for guidance without relying on a noisy group chat.
Make this the skill you stop postponing.
Pay and enrol now, or begin with the first week free.