Automation QA engineer Course: Qualification Enhancement

What's the difference between the full-time and flex formats for the Automation QA course? Full-time format — for those who want to master automation testing fast:

Online learning from 9:00 to 18:00 (Mon–Fri)

Regular webinars, Q&A calls, and practical assignments

Ongoing support from mentors and daily interaction with your group

Not suitable if you're also working or studying

Flex format — for those who want to become an Automation QA on their own schedule:

Learn whenever it works for you — mornings, evenings, weekends

Full access to mentors, group chat, and Q&A sessions

Lifetime access to the course platform — revisit anytime

Easy to combine with work, freelancing, or university

In both formats, you'll get:

Real-world practice, case studies, and portfolio projects

A certificate you can use on LinkedIn or during your job search

Full career support to help you break into AQA

Yes! Once you complete the course, you'll receive a certificate that confirms your skills in automation testing — including writing automated tests, using AQA tools, analyzing bugs, and creating reports.

You can include this certificate in your resume or LinkedIn profile, or show it during interviews. Many of our graduates already use it to land their first jobs in Automation QA.

It's totally okay to feel unsure — sometimes questioning your choice helps you make a better one. If you're wondering whether Automation QA is the right path, just leave a request for a free consultation.

One of our managers will walk you through the course, what it's like to work in QA, what job options are out there, and help you figure out what truly fits you.

Applying is easy — just leave a request. The process depends on your chosen format:

Full-time format:

Take a logic test

Have a short interview

Start learning online within a few days

You can apply from age 16 (with parental consent)

Flex format:

Our manager will contact you after you apply

You'll get full course and pricing info

Once you pay, you can start learning immediately, at your own pace

You can apply from age 15

Job guarantee applies if you're legally allowed to work in your country by the time you finish the course

Because we've helped people with zero tech background start careers in IT for over 11 years. The Automation QA course was designed specifically to get you job-ready — from scratch.

Here's why it works:

80% of the course is practice — with real-world cases, projects, and tools

The program constantly updates to match industry needs

Mentors review your assignments and give you detailed feedback

Our career team helps you with everything you need to land a job:

writing your QA-focused resume

updating your LinkedIn

prepping for real job interviews

Most importantly: 80% of our grads land jobs within a few months after completing the course.

We're confident in the quality of our online training, so we stick to one rule: No job — no payment.

Full-time format:

Learn completely free — no upfront payments

You start paying 12% of your salary only after getting hired in automation QA or a related testing role

Don't get a job? You pay nothing

Flex format:

Finish the course and actively job hunt for 16 weeks with our support

Don't get a single offer? We'll refund 100% of your course fee

This is your financial safety net — proof that learning AQA pays off.

This format is built for those who want full immersion and fast results. You study online from Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 — making steady progress toward your first tech job.

A typical day:

09:00–10:00 — practice tasks

10:00–11:30 — mentor-led session

11:30–12:30 — lunch break

12:30–14:00 — real-world casework

14:00–14:30 — Q&A: feedback and support

14:30–17:00 — project or individual work

17:00–18:00 — daily recap and tips from your mentor

This rhythm works best if you're serious about switching careers and want to do it in just a few months.

Not at all. Graduates of the Automation QA course usually start out in roles like:

Junior Automation QA Engineer

Automation Test Engineer

QA Engineer

Junior QA Engineer (with a focus on automation)

Job titles may vary, but the work is always in QA automation — and it opens doors to grow further in that direction.

If you are interested in QA automation, the courses will teach you how to write autotests in a programming language (especially JavaScript), work with frameworks, test APIs and configure CI/CD. You will understand how the development process works, you will be able to work confidently in a team, and you will improve your soft skills.

QA automation courses accompanied by a mentor are an opportunity to master a complex but promising profession in the shortest possible time. Without experience in the field, it is extremely easy to get bogged down in mistakes or get stuck on a difficult topic. The support of Mate mentors is the understanding that someone is always there. They explain the complicated to you in simple language, tell you how to do better, and give you feedback.

Our QA Automation course is designed so that IT novices can easily understand the basics. Even if you do not have a technical background, you will easily master all the modules step by step. We suggest starting with the theory of test design, basic JavaScript syntax, working with the Playwright tool, basic terminal commands, and more. So that QA automation is not scary for you, the courses on our platform are accompanied by practical classes. You consolidate each theoretical block with practice - this is how real skills are formed.

So that you can pass the Automation QA course comfortably, we advise you to check the power of your computer in advance. It is desirable that it has at least 8 GB of RAM, a modern processor (preferably no lower than Intel i5 or its equivalent) and an SSD storage device. Also, check if your computer supports the installation of emulators and testing tools.