QA Manual + Automation
(TypeScript + Playwright)

The module begins with studying the role of a QA Engineer and quality assurance specialists in an IT team.

You will get familiar with the fundamentals of software testing and learn how to apply them in practice. We will cover test design principles and the classification of testing types. During the lessons, you will work with software requirements, analyze UI mockups, and review user scenarios in Figma.
You will also practice creating mind maps in Miro and draw.io, and then learn how to document your results by preparing test documentation: checklists, test cases, and bug reports.
All of this will help you confidently apply theory to real-world tasks.

5 webinars. 10 academic hours

In this module, you will learn how modern web applications are built and how to test them effectively.

We will discuss the client–server architecture, how URLs and HTTP requests work, and learn how to use essential browser developer tools.
You will study the principles of GUI testing, approaches to testing web forms and validations, cross-browser and cross-platform testing specifics, as well as the difference between adaptive and responsive design. We will spend a lot of time practicing with DevTools.
In practice, you will work in our DevTools simulator to reinforce skills in analyzing network requests, layout, and UI behavior. Additionally, you will practice reviewing mockups and user scenarios in Figma and making requests in Postman.
This approach will help you confidently understand how web applications work and build a proper testing process.

3 webinars, 6 academic hours

In this module, you will continue studying API concepts and learn the principles of testing REST services.

We will start with understanding what an API is, how requests and responses are structured, how the JSON format works, and which methods are used in REST. You will actively practice using Postman and curl, and work with API documentation in Swagger to learn how to read specifications, create correct requests, and analyze responses. In the API simulator, you will practice executing different types of requests and validating service logic across various scenarios.
After that, we will move on to mobile testing. You will learn the specifics of testing Android and iOS applications and explore the core features of the Android Studio emulator. This approach will help you confidently combine testing of the client application and the interacting API, just as in real-world projects.

4 webinars, 8 academic hours

In this block, you will work on a final practical project where you will apply everything you have learned throughout the course.

You will work in a simulator, testing a service that includes a web application, a database, and a mobile application. This format closely reflects real QA work and allows you to go through the full process — from requirements analysis to functional testing across different parts of the system.
In addition to hands-on practice, you will get an overview of key QA processes, learn what test environments are, and understand how teamwork is organized in IT. We will introduce you to the basics of Agile and Scrum, as well as task-based workflows in YouTrack.
You will also gain introductory experience with API test automation and CI/CD processes, helping you understand how modern teams work and how testing fits into the overall software development lifecycle.
This block summarizes the course and helps you build a complete picture of the QA profession.

7 webinars, 14 academic hours

OOP principles and inheritance
Test grouping. Hooks: beforeEach / afterEach
CI setup with GitHub Actions
Automated test execution

API testing with Playwright
HTTP protocol. Sending HTTP requests and handling responses
Working with data models
Authorization implementation (auth flow)

UI testing fundamentals in Playwright
Locators and their types
Debugging and test diagnostics tools
Page Object Pattern
Page Object inheritance
Structuring UI tests

Review of key course topics
Reinforcement of practical skills
Q&A and typical mistakes analysis

The final block is dedicated to employment preparation and confident presentation of your skills to employers. You will learn how to properly format your CV and create a professional LinkedIn profile to highlight your experience, skills, and achievements. We will also discuss key soft skills that employers evaluate and how to demonstrate them during interviews.
In this block you will also go through a mock interview, learn how to write a motivation letter, and review the key points to consider when discussing an offer.

All of this will help you enter the job market confidently and successfully go from your first application to receiving a job offer.

Yes — if you dedicate at least 10 hours per week to studying and completing practical assignments

Tallinn Learning has a Career Center that helps you prepare for your job search. First, with the support of our experts, you will create a CV, set up your LinkedIn profile, and learn how to write cover letters. Then we will conduct mock interviews and answer your questions.

An experienced instructor who understands the specifics of working with IT professionals.

Yes, we will issue a certificate of completion confirming that you have successfully completed the course.

You can pay by bank transfer or bank card, pay the full amount upfront or in installments. It is also possible to pay for the course through a company.