Automation Testing Training Course
60 Hours
Instructor Led
Career Guidance
Become a job ready QA automation professional with hands-on manual testing practice, a Selenium Java automation framework build, expert mentorship, and an industry aligned automation testing certification training course.
About the Automation Testing Full Course
AKIRA Global Technologies Automation Testing course takes learners on a structured 60 hour journey that starts with manual testing and QA foundations and progresses through Core Java, Selenium WebDriver 4.x, TestNG, Maven, the Page Object Model, Cucumber BDD, Git and Jenkins concepts, and Selenium Grid. The program is built for learners who want to move beyond theory and actually design test cases, write Java code and build a maintainable automation framework.
Whether you are a fresher building a QA foundation from scratch, a manual tester who wants to add automation skills, a QA professional aiming to grow into a QA Automation Engineer role, or a career switcher moving into software testing, this automation testing training course is hands-on by design. Learners write and execute real test cases, debug failing Selenium scripts, work with data driven TestNG suites, and assemble a Page Object Model based framework rather than only watching demonstrations.
This is a practical, project driven QA automation certification training program aligned to Selenium 4.x practices, including the built-in Selenium Manager, RemoteWebDriver and Grid usage, modern synchronization strategies, parallel execution and WebDriver BiDi awareness. The course runs across two live project tracks, a Manual Testing QA Pack and a Selenium Java Automation Framework, so learners leave with a working automation project, debugging experience and interview ready proof of their skills, prepared to apply for QA Analyst, Manual Tester, Selenium Automation Tester, QA Automation Engineer and entry-level SDET roles.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 60 Hours (Live sessions, Monday to Friday, 60–90 minutes per session) |
| Mode | Instructor Led / Live Online |
| Format | Lectures + Hands-on Coding & Testing Labs + Two Live Projects + Mock Interview |
| Level | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Delivery Split | Concept lectures paired with heavy hands-on practice: weekly assignments, coding workshops, manual test design exercises and framework building |
| Certification | Certificate of Completion on satisfactory completion of weekly assignments, module checks, the capstone framework execution and the mock interview |
| Tools Covered | Java 17+, IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse, Maven, Selenium 4.x, TestNG, Cucumber/Gherkin, Git & GitHub, Jenkins (CI concepts), Jira, SQL, Extent/Allure reporting concepts, Selenium Grid / RemoteWebDriver |
Who Should Enroll?
What You'll Get
Training
- Manual Testing & QA Foundations (20 Hrs)
- Core Java for Test Automation (12 Hrs)
- Selenium WebDriver 4.x (12 Hrs)
- TestNG + Maven + Framework Engineering (10 Hrs)
- BDD + Git + CI + Grid (4 Hrs)
- Capstone + Career Readiness (2 Hrs)
Hands-on Experience
- Live Coding, Test Design and Debugging Practice Throughout the Program
- Industry Aligned Tools (Selenium 4.x, TestNG, Maven, Cucumber, Git, Jenkins concepts)
- Two Live Project Tracks: Manual Testing QA Pack + Selenium Java Automation Framework
Get Certified
- Weekly Assignments and Module Checks Across Manual, Java, Selenium and Framework Topics
- Capstone Framework Execution and Mock Interview
- Certificate of Completion on Satisfactory Completion of All Assessment Stages
Interview Readiness
- Interview Questions Woven Into the Program, Not Only at the End
- Role Based Mock Interviews Covering QA, Java and Selenium Questions
- Guided Practice for Explaining Framework Architecture and Debugging Decisions
Career Guidance
- Mapped Career Tracks: QA Analyst, Manual Tester, Selenium Automation Tester, QA Automation Engineer, Entry-level SDET
- Resume Preparation With Project Focused QA Profile Guidance
- Project and Resume Review Session
Practice Environment
- Lifetime Access to Class Recordings
- Weekly Coding and Test Design Practice Assignments
- Hands-on Debugging, Failure Analysis and Test Reporting Exercises
Automation Testing Training Course Syllabus
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy
- No prior programming experience required; Core Java is taught from the fundamentals
- A laptop with internet access to join the instructor led sessions and coding exercises
| Module | Duration | Topics Covered | Tools/Project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module 1: QA & Manual Testing Foundations | 6 Hours | Software testing fundamentals, QA vs QC, SDLC models, the Software Testing Life Cycle, levels and types of testing, static and dynamic testing, test planning, environment, test data and the requirement traceability matrix | - |
| Module 2: Manual Test Design & Execution | 9 Hours | Requirement analysis and acceptance criteria, writing high quality test scenarios and test cases, positive, negative and boundary testing, equivalence partitioning and decision tables, state transition and use case testing, exploratory testing and error guessing, smoke, sanity, retesting and regression, web quality coverage | Manual test design workshop for a login, search, cart or checkout style workflow |
| Module 3: Defects, Agile, Jira, SQL & Manual Project | 5 Hours | Defect life cycle, severity and priority, professional defect reporting and root cause awareness, Agile/Scrum for QA and the Jira workflow, database testing and SQL basics for QA | Live Project 1: Manual Testing QA Pack (test plan, RTM, test scenarios, test cases, defect report, execution summary, closure note) |
| Module 4: Core Java for Automation Testing | 12 Hours | Java environment and automation project setup, variables, data types, operators and type casting, conditional statements, loops, methods and overloading, arrays, strings and StringBuilder, classes, objects, constructors and encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and interfaces, the Collections framework, exception handling, and file/properties based configuration | Java automation coding workshop combining OOP, collections, methods and exceptions |
| Module 5: Selenium WebDriver 4.x | 12 Hours | Selenium architecture, WebDriver and Selenium Manager, browser configuration and driver lifecycle, locator strategies (id, name, class, CSS, XPath), WebElement interactions and validations, synchronization with implicit, explicit and fluent waits, forms, dropdowns and auto-suggest handling, alerts, frames, windows and tabs, the Actions API, JavaScriptExecutor, dynamic web tables and Shadow DOM, and advanced Selenium 4 awareness including RemoteWebDriver and BiDi/CDP concepts | - |
| Module 6: TestNG, Maven & Automation Framework Engineering | 10 Hours | Maven for automation projects, TestNG annotations and assertions, groups, priorities, dependencies and testng.xml, data-driven testing with DataProvider and parameters, parallel execution and thread-safe design, listeners and failure diagnostics, the Page Object Model and reusable page components, framework utilities and configuration layers, and logging and reporting | Hybrid framework assembly combining POM, TestNG, Maven, configuration, utilities and reporting |
| Module 7: BDD, Version Control, CI & Grid | 4 Hours | Cucumber BDD and Gherkin feature files and scenario outlines, step definitions, hooks and tags, Git/GitHub workflow and pull requests, Jenkins CI fundamentals, and Selenium Grid, remote execution and cross-browser strategy | - |
| Module 8: Capstone, Mock Interview & Career Readiness | 2 Hours | Building and reviewing the Selenium Java automation framework, framework architecture explanation, debugging common failures, and QA/Selenium/Java mock interview practice with resume and project presentation | Live Project 2: Selenium Java Automation Framework (Maven, TestNG, POM, data-driven tests, reporting, Git-ready code) |
Capstone Project (Included)
1
Project 1 – Manual Testing QA Pack
Working on a realistic web application feature set, learners prepare requirement questions, a test plan, a requirement traceability matrix, detailed test scenarios and test cases, test data, professional defect reports, an execution summary and a test closure note.
2
Project 2 – Selenium Java Automation Framework
Learners build a maintainable Selenium Java framework using Maven, TestNG and the Page Object Model, complete with configuration management, reusable waits and utilities, data-driven tests, screenshots and logs, reporting, suite execution and Git-ready project structure.
SailPoint Training Admission Process
1
Fill Inquiry Form
Share your details and course interest
2
Counselling Call
Speak with our admissions team about your goals and fit
3
Get Course Access
Receive login credentials and join the orientation session
Requirements
Eligibility Criteria: this is not required
- Basic computer literacy is required; no prior programming or testing experience is mandatory
- Open to freshers, students, manual testers, QA professionals, career switchers and IT staff from any technical background
Learn From Automation Testing Industry Experts
AMTT
Automation Testing Trainer
years of experience in Manual QA, Core Java and Selenium Framework Development. Expert in Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Maven and Page Object Model based frameworks. Focuses on hands-on, project driven training to make students job ready for QA and SDET roles.
Selenium WebDriver
TestNG
QA
Framework Development
Tools & Technologies You'll Master
Learning Outcomes
Assessment & Certification
Weekly Assignment & Evaluation Model
| Stage | Deliverable |
|---|---|
| Week 1–2 | Manual test design, bug reporting and Agile/Jira exercises |
| Week 3–4 | Java coding assignments focused on automation problems |
| Week 5–6 | Selenium locator, wait, interaction and synchronization assignments |
| Week 7–8 | TestNG, Maven, POM and data-driven framework exercises |
| Final | Capstone framework execution + mock interview + project/resume review |
Interview Readiness Coverage
Testimonials
What Our Automation Testing Learners Say
Selenium Automation Tester at an IT services company
“I started with almost no coding background. The Java module was paced well and by the time we reached Selenium, writing test scripts felt natural instead of intimidating.”
Manual Tester moving into Automation
“The TestNG and Maven module tied everything together. I would have liked a little more time on Grid, but the capstone framework was exactly what I showed in interviews.”
Fresher, now QA Automation Engineer
“The manual testing foundation was thorough, not rushed. By the time we moved to automation I already understood test design well enough to write meaningful Selenium tests.”
QA Analyst at a product company
“Weekly assignments kept me accountable and the mock interview near the end matched what I was actually asked in real interviews. Good mix of manual and automation depth.”
Career Switcher, now Entry-level SDET
“The Selenium framework project helped me crack my automation interview. Building the Page Object Model from scratch and explaining it to the panel gave me real confidence.”