Do I need programming experience?

No. Module 2 teaches the TypeScript and Git you need for automation, step by step. Basic computer skills are enough to start.

What do I need to join?

A laptop with at least 8 GB of RAM (16 GB recommended for Docker), a stable internet connection and Zoom. We send a setup checklist before the first session.

What language is the course taught in?

The syllabus and learning materials are in English, which is the language of the tools themselves. Explanations during the live sessions can be adapted to the cohort.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes. Learners who complete the final project and score at least 70% receive a Zyndesk certificate of completion.

Does it prepare me for ISTQB?

The manual testing content is aligned to the ISTQB Foundation (CTFL v4.0) syllabus. The exam itself is taken separately.

After you reserve, Abdulraheem contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm your seat and share the payment options.

New course · Live online on Zoom

Learn software testing from zero — manual, automation and AI

86 live hours on Zoom, 58 of them hands-on. You finish with a real project on GitHub that you can show in interviews.

No testing or coding experience needed
Playwright, Docker, CI/CD, n8n and AI-assisted testing
Zyndesk certificate of completion

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86: live hours
58: hands-on hours
29: sessions
9: modules

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130

Thursday 22 October 2026
Thursday & Saturday · 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Live online · Zoom

Nothing is charged here. Abdulraheem contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm the seat and explain payment.

See the course in under two minutes

From manual testing to a full automation pipeline — what you learn and how the pieces fit together.

How joining works

Three simple steps, no payment on the website.

1
Leave your details
Name, WhatsApp number and email. It takes less than a minute.
2
We confirm on WhatsApp
Abdulraheem confirms your seat and explains the payment options. You also get the full course details by email.
3
Start on 22 October
We send a setup checklist before the first session so you arrive ready.

Not just theory

What sets this course apart from a typical QA course.

Manual → automation → AI

One path from test design and bug reports to Playwright, Docker, CI/CD, n8n and AI-assisted testing.

58 hours of practice

Two-thirds of every session is hands-on work on a realistic training app — not slides.

A portfolio, not a quiz

You finish with a public GitHub project: tests, Docker, a CI pipeline and an n8n workflow you can demo in interviews.

Aligned to ISTQB

Manual testing follows the ISTQB Foundation (CTFL v4.0) syllabus, so you are ready to sit the exam next.

Curriculum

9 modules, 29 live sessions. Every module ends with a graded deliverable.

Tap a module to see what it covers.

1QA foundations & manual testing15 h
Testing principles, SDLC and STLC, test design techniques, test cases and plans, bug reports, Jira, Chrome DevTools and manual API testing with Postman.
Test designJiraDevToolsPostman
2TypeScript & Git essentials9 h
Just enough programming for automation: types, functions, async/await, JSON, npm scripts, Git and GitHub.
TypeScriptNode.jsGit
3Playwright foundations12 h
Locators, web-first assertions, forms, frames and uploads, UI mode, codegen and debugging with Trace Viewer.
PlaywrightLocatorsTrace Viewer
4Reliable test frameworks9 h
Page Object Model, fixtures, authentication state, isolated test data, parallel runs and fixing flaky tests.
POMFixturesParallel
5API, visual & accessibility testing9 h
API tests with Playwright, schema checks, network mocking, visual regression and automated accessibility scans.
APIVisualAccessibility
6AI-assisted testing6 h
Use AI to design tests, generate data and draft code — then verify it properly. Playwright MCP, test agents, limits and privacy.
AIPlaywright MCPPrompting
7Docker & CI/CD9 h
Run your tests in containers and on every push with GitHub Actions: Dockerfiles, Compose, artifacts and secrets.
DockerGitHub Actions
8n8n orchestration & AI triage9 h
Trigger test runs, branch on results, send alerts, and let AI classify failures and draft bug reports.
n8nWebhooksAI triage
9Capstone & career8 h
Build and present a complete portfolio project, then prepare your CV, LinkedIn profile and interview answers.
PortfolioCVInterviews

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What you will build

A test plan, test cases and real bug reports
A Playwright + TypeScript framework with 20+ UI and API tests
A Docker setup and a green GitHub Actions pipeline
An n8n workflow that runs tests, triages failures with AI and alerts the team
A public GitHub portfolio and a live demo for interviews

Who it is for

IT and computer science students
Fresh graduates looking for their first tech job
Manual testers moving into automation
Junior developers who want strong testing skills

Any question about the course? Ask Zyn

Zyn is the course assistant. Ask by text or by voice and get an answer from the course details.

Your trainer

Taught by someone who has done this job and taught it at university level.

Abdulraheem Alsaka

Senior Quality Assurance & Automation Manager

12+ years in quality engineering and test automation across banking, EdTech, ride-hailing, maritime and cybersecurity.
Senior QA Instructor at Al-Hussein Technical University and Princess Sumaya University for Technology.
Built QA teams from the ground up and led engineering teams of up to 15 people.
ISTQB Certified Tester, ISTQB Agile Tester, PMP and Professional Scrum Master.

Common questions

Fully online, live on Zoom — Thursdays and Saturdays, 6:00–9:00 pm Jordan time. You can join from anywhere.

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