Learn software testing in three days.
Start with how software works and finish with a practice interview for an entry-level software testing job. Most exercises grade themselves.
8 to 10 focused hours a day. No coding needed.
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Three days, from zero to interview ready
Each block is a lesson or an exercise. A dot marks a hands-on exercise.
Foundations
How software works, what testers do and how software teams work together.
Ends with a 40-minute self-test.
Practice
How to plan tests, report problems clearly and use the tools real teams use.
Ends with a 45-minute self-test.
Prove it
Testing phone apps, a full practice project and a practice interview.
Ends with a final exam scored out of 100.
Learn by doing
Everything runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
Find the bugs in broken apps
Four practice apps hide 44 bugs on purpose. Write down what you find, then see what you missed.
A full practice project
Test an electric-car charging app on a phone-sized practice version. Buttons let you try a phone call, airplane mode and a second phone.
Work like a real testing team
Move bugs across a task board, then record test results on a results sheet. Modeled on Jira and TestRail, the tools many job ads mention.
Practice that talks back
Flashcards bring missed answers back sooner. A practice interviewer asks real questions and helps you score each answer.
Watch your progress turn green
Each lesson ends with a short quiz, and 80% passes it. Practice exercises, the project and the final exam finish the course.
- Passed
- Retry
- In progress
- Not started
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- No coding needed
- A laptop, plus a phone for the phone-app exercises
- Practice with real team tools built in