Automation QA engineer Course: Qualification Enhancement
Automation QA engineer Course Qualification Enhancement
Master the profession
15 modules and 127 topics in 5 months
Practice and mentorship
Continuous practice and personalized feedback
Up to 4 projects
Projects that prepare you for real work
We guarantee employment
Or your money back
Automation QA engineer: Salary
$2,400
+22%YoY salary growth. Source: DOU
Did you know?
Every time you use a website or an app, you see the result of the work of Automation QA Engineers. They create automated tests that help detect software bugs and issues more quickly. Want to advance your QA career and become an Automation QA Engineer? Then this course is definitely for you!
Focus on your career
We have a common goal - to strengthen your career. With 20% theory and 80% practical tasks, we make it happen.
Market experts as your mentors
Mentors help you learn new topics, review your tasks, point out mistakes, and do live Q&A sessions.
Platform that has it all
Learn through tutorials, interactive tasks, AI quizzes, and group projects — all in one place.
Your perks in every course
Job Referrals
Get access to job openings from our partners before they hit the market.
English lessons
Gain skills to pass interviews and bond with your team.
Job search tips
Craft cover letters and resumes that land interviews.
AI skills module
Learn to talk to AI —and get better, more helpful answers.
Mock interviews
Practice for real-world interviews and build your confidence.
*You can buy English lessons separately.
FORMAT COMPARISON
Which studying format suits you?
Weekdays, 9 am - 6 pm
In your free time
This might be your CV
Marta K.
Automation QA engineer
Skills
- Know how to build a scalable test automation project from scratch using the Playwright tool
- Have experience working with JavaScript for test automation tasks
- Understand the Page Object Model pattern, test automation best practices, and can apply them in practice
- Have experience working with tools for static code analysis and formatting
- Can create automated test scenarios for both the frontend (UI) and backend (API) of web applications
- Have skills in working with Git, GitHub, and the code review process
- Know how to make test reports informative and how to analyze test execution results
- Understand CI/CD concepts and can integrate test automation into the CI/CD flow
Technologies
90%
of students had no prior experience in coding
What's covered
Course roadmap
Test Drive
4 topic
Playwright Test Automation Core
11 topic
This module introduces the basics of web UI test automation using the Playwright tool. You will understand what test automation is and begin to create simple automated tests for web pages.
Topics
- Automated Testing Introduction
- Playwright Tool Introduction
- Run the First Test
- The Basic Page Interaction Methods
- Built-in Locators
- Assertions
- Custom Locators
- Test Organization
- Page Object Model
- Test Execution Configuration
- Module Recap and Next Steps
GenAI Essentials
6 topic
Learn how to use GenAI responsibly and effectively.
Topics
- How GenAI Works
- Limitations of GenAI
- Prompting
- Responsible Use
- GenAI for Learning and Work
- How to Keep Up With AI
Git and Terminal
5 topic
Terminal is an important tool for any developer, so it's high time for you to exercise basic commands! You'll start using a Git version control system, too.
Topics
- Environment Setup
- Command Line Basics
- Git Basics
- Working With Branches
- Working With Remote Repo (GitHub)
Git and Terminal — Practice
1 topic
Pursuing practice is something worth envying. So, without further ado — let's practice Git and Terminal.
Topics
- Git and Terminal
JavaScript Basics
14 topic
Discover the programming language best suited for beginners. We'll kick off with strings, functions, conditionals, loops, arrays and a few more!
Topics
- Introduction
- Your First JavaScript Program
- Main Concepts
- Numbers
- Strings
- Boolean
- Functions
- Conditional Operators
- Arrays
- Loops
- String Iteration
- Strings Methods
- Working With Arrays
- Get Ready for the Interview
HTML + CSS Basics
16 topic
Next up: introduction to HTML and CSS. Find your way around fonts, semantics, responsiveness, selectors and specificity, media queries, links, and forms.
Topics
- Environment Setup
- HTML Basics
- CSS Basics
- Colors and Fonts
- Box Model Basics
- Semantic Basics
- Responsiveness Basics
- CSS Selectors
- Pseudo-Elements and Pseudo-Classes
- Specificity
- Links and URLs
- Images
- Media Queries
- Forms
- Position
- Extra Topics
JavaScript Basics Extended
10 topic
On the basics stage we omitted a fascinating, but demanding concept: objects. We'll introduce you to them now, though not only — JavaScript still has a few aces up its sleeve!
Topics
- Code Style
- Working With Numbers
- Loops in Details
- Working With Strings
- Functions Revisited
- Switch
- Type Conversion
- Logical Operators
- Object Basics
- Extended Extra
How the Web Works
6 topic
We interact with the Internet day by day, and yet, few know how it all works. If you don't, either — we've got your back. We'll explore the OSI model, HTTP, encryption, APIs and security issues.
Topics
- Introduction to the Web
- OSI Model
- HTTP
- API Interface
- Encryption
- Security in the Web
Testing Web Applications
3 topic
Every platform has its own characteristic, and this should be reflected in QA processes. To address this, you'll learn testing web applications — and understand what's so *web* about them.
Topics
- Browser DevTools
- Web Theory and Postman Basics
- Postman Advanced
Playwright Test Automation Core Extended
9 topic
Build an equipped and scalable UI test automation framework.
Topics
- Tests Parametrization
- Browser, Context, and Page
- Fixtures
- Helpers, Constants, and Logger
- The test.step Function
- Static Code Analysis and Formatting
- Module Introduction
- Module Recap and Next Steps
- Playwright and Allure Report
JavaScript Advanced
14 topic
Having mastered the fundamentals, we're free to take on the advanced issues. So, brace yourself for methods, closures, prototypes, constructors, classes, and... something extra.
Topics
- How to Solve Tasks on Github
- Object Advanced
- Methods
- Array Methods
- Callbacks
- Array Iteration Methods Implementation
- Array Iteration Methods Usage
- Array Iteration Methods Test
- Closures
- JS Practice
- Prototype
- Constructors
- Classes
- Extra
Playwright Test Automation Advanced
9 topic
Test the backend and implement continuous testing for CI/CD.
Topics
- OOP and Test Automation
- Work with API Testing
- Work with Dialogs, Frames, Events
- Global Setup & Teardown
- Test Automation Patterns
- Automation Tools & Frameworks Classification
- Best Practices for Test Automation
- Running Auto-Tests in CI/CD
- Module Recap
Employment
8 topic
Ready to enter the tech market? Well... we'll get you ready — with a great resume, cover letter, a LinkedIn profile and mock interviews. Recruiters are in for a true discovery!
Topics
- Employment Roadmap
- Preparing Your Resume
- Interview Preparation
- Cover Letter Preparation
- Google, LinkedIn, DOU, Djinni
- How to Find and Apply for Vacancies
- Job Search Tips: Talking to Recruiters
- Work details FAQ
Algorithms and Data Structure
11 topic
Don't go running just yet, algorithms simply need some taming. Data structures, too: we'll take on arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, hash maps and sets... among other things.
Topics
- Module Overview
- Algorithms complexity
- Arrays
- Binary search
- Two pointers
- Linked lists
- Stack
- Queue
- Trees
- Binary search tree
- Priority queue
127
Topics
4
Projects
Professional qualification
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Faq
Have some more questions? We have the answers.
How do full-time and flexible formats differ?
In the full-time schedule, you study online from 9 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Friday. You’ll attend webinars, do practical tasks, and get help from mentors. There are group video calls four times a week in the afternoon. This intense schedule is not good if you want to work at the same time.
The flexible schedule lets you learn at your own pace. You decide when and how many hours to study. Mentors are available to help you, and you can chat and join video calls with classmates. Plus, you get lifetime access to the course, so you can learn whenever you want.
Can I fit studying at Mate with other activities?
In the flexible format, you can balance your studies with work or school. You set your own pace and receive support from our mentors throughout the course.
In the full-time format, it’s hard to combine studies with work or school due to its intensity. You’ll need to fully commit, studying from 9 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday.
Will I get a certificate upon completion?
Sure! After finishing our course, you'll get a certificate. More than 4,500 of our graduates use it to show their skills on LinkedIn and other social media. But our main focus is helping you find a job, and we'll do everything we can to support you in that.
How do I choose a profession?
Do I need math or tech background to enroll?
No, you don’t need math or a technical background to enroll. In fact, 9 out of 10 Mate students come from non-technical backgrounds. Our job is to teach you the skills you need and help you land a job in tech.
How do I enroll?
To enroll in the full-time course, start by filling out an application and taking a short logic test with 15 questions. If your English level is below Pre-intermediate, we'll ask you to make a short video about yourself. Once we check that your English is good enough for learning, you can move on with your enrollment and set up an interview with our manager.
For the flexible course, just send an application. Our manager will reach out to explain the course details and help you pick the best option. You’ll get access to the course right after you pay.
Are there any age limits for this course?
You can apply for the full-time course starting at age 16 with your parents' permission. For the flexible course, you can begin if you’re at least 15 years old.
The employment guarantee applies if you reach the legal working age in your country by the time you finish the course.
How are you so sure that l'll find a job?
For over 10 years, we’ve been helping people kickstart their tech careers — and we’ve gotten pretty good at it.
Our courses are built around what companies actually want, with tons of hands-on practice to get you job-ready. And you’re never on your own — we’ll guide you every step of the way, from polishing your resume to nailing your interviews.
The best part? 80% of our grads land a tech job just a few months after finishing the course.
How does money-back guarantee work?
For full-time graduates, you only start paying for your education after finding a tech job. The payment is 12% of your net salary for 36 months. If you don’t get a job, you pay nothing.
If you finish the flexible course, actively search for a job with our support for 16 weeks, and don't receive any offers, you can get a full refund.
What's the schedule on full-time?
The full-time schedule combines theory lessons, practice, and Q&A sessions:
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM — Algorithms 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM — Theory 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM — Break 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM — Practice 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM — Q&A session 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM — Practice 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM — Q&A session
What jobs can I get after finishing the course?
Graduates of the Automation QA Engineer course most often get their first job in the following positions: Junior Automation QA Engineer, Junior Automation Test Engineer, General QA, Automation QA Engineer, Automation Test Engineer.