Lectures are conducted live; this is not a Udemy-style course.
Lectures focus on hands-on practice, as it is impossible to start a QA engineer career without it.
The teaching style emphasizes maximum interaction between instructors and students.
Students can check their knowledge after each module through homework tasks with the instructor.
Yes, QA Academy has conducted courses in other countries to fill QA engineer positions in companies it partners with.
No, students can successfully complete the course and start their QA career without prior knowledge or English proficiency.
Classes are held in the afternoons or evenings during weekdays, or on weekends, to accommodate working students.
Yes, every lecture is recorded and available on the learning platform.
Students do not need to attend every lecture live to successfully complete the course, as they can watch the recordings.
Yes, the course covers everything needed to work in any QA team.
Yes, the course can be paid in six monthly installments.
QA Academy has dedicated classrooms designed specifically for lectures.
The final payment deadline is one day before the first lecture.
For installment payments, the first installment is due one day before the first lecture, and subsequent installments are due every month after.
In informal education, global certification is not possible, so diploma value is measured by the number of companies collaborating with the academy and employing its graduates. QA Academy partners with numerous companies that have successfully employed our students, who now have thriving QA careers.
Yes, if there is a current demand for QA engineers, QA Academy selects the best students for internships or employment.
The market does not use only one automation tool, so the course covers the most popular Selenium and the newer Playwright.
Multiple programming languages are used for automated tests, so we cover Java and JavaScript.
Yes, after minor adjustments, because the principles used in Java apply to other object-oriented languages with different syntax.
Yes, a large portion of the course is hands-on, where instructors guide students through real project tasks, emphasizing one-on-one interaction.
Yes, students work on equipment provided by QA Academy in its classrooms.
No, online students must provide their own computers.
Yes, after each module, students receive homework tasks reviewed together with the instructor and the class.
Yes, via projector, students can view everything the instructor does on their screen.
Yes, the program emphasizes high-level instructor-student interaction.
The course structure ensures direct interaction; the instructor resolves issues immediately with the student.
Payments are made by bank transfer to QA Academy’s account at Raiffeisen Bank.
Yes, during the first week, students sign a contract with QA Academy outlining their rights and obligations.