Live class
Module explanation, examples, and demos with QA apps and tools.
Guided practice
Learn QA by doing, not only watching
Each week combines live class, applied exercises, and instructor follow-up so you practice QA in real scenarios.
Weekly rhythm
How practice works
Saturday we explain the topic. During the week you apply it. Next class we review questions and move forward.
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02 Weekly practice
Report bugs, design test cases, or automate flows depending on your program.
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03 Follow-up
Lesson questions, live feedback, and corrections to sharpen your QA judgment.
By program
What you practice on each path
Manual and Automation share the same practical approach with different deliverables.
QA Manual
Think like a tester before you automate.
- Exploratory testing and defect reporting on real apps
- Test case design and coverage matrices
- Clear bug reports with steps, evidence, and severity
- Practice aligned with platforms like uTest and freelance projects
QA Automation
Automate with judgment using Playwright and JavaScript.
- E2E scripts, Page Object Model, and best practices
- API testing, test data, and reporting
- GitHub integration and professional workflow
- Final automation project ready for your portfolio
Portfolio
What you build in 6 months
You leave with concrete evidence of what you can do, not theory alone.
Bug reports
Defects documented in the format QA teams expect.
Test cases
Suites organized by feature, priority, and acceptance criteria.
GitHub repo
Versioned automation to show in interviews (Automation).
Certificate
Recognition when you complete the program and its practice.
Support
Real instructor follow-up
This is not a recorded course you finish alone. Felix Lora supports the cohort progress.
- Lesson questions inside the course player
- Approach and judgment review in live classes
- Practice aligned with the 24-class syllabus per program
- Clear path: Manual first, Automation next
Want to practice QA with support?
Review the programs, week-by-week syllabus, and reserve your spot.