Go beyond theory. Our 12-week intensive program in India transforms you into a confident QA professional. Through 1:1 mentorship with industry experts, you'll build a robust portfolio of 6 real-world projects, mastering the practical application of verification (building the product right) and validation (building the right product).
Don't just learn theory. Build real projects.
Transform from beginner to professional
Goal: Build a solid understanding of SDLC, QA processes, and the core philosophy behind verification and validation.
Goal: Apply validation techniques to complex scenarios and introduce automation for efficient verification and validation.
Goal: Operate as a QA professional in an Agile team, master advanced tools, and prepare your portfolio for job interviews.
A portfolio that demonstrates both verification and validation expertise
Create a full QA plan, performing verification on requirements and designing validation test cases.
Build manual test cases and automate critical user flows with Selenium, validating functionality and performance.
Lead end-to-end QA for a complex application, from reviewing security specs (verification) to executing penetration tests (validation).
Professionals from any background looking to launch a high-growth career in Software Quality Assurance and Testing.
Engineering and computer science graduates wanting to build a strong, project-based QA portfolio to land their first job.
QA professionals seeking to upskill, understand the "why" behind processes, and move into automation or SDET roles.
Developers and associate product managers wanting to deeply understand QA processes to build higher quality software.
Real questions from our community, answered by our experts
Verification asks, "Are we building the product right?" It involves checking documents, code, and design through reviews and static analysis. Validation asks, "Are we building the right product?" It involves executing the software through testing to ensure it meets user needs and requirements. Our course teaches you to apply both in real projects.
Absolutely. The first month focuses on foundational QA concepts without code. We gradually introduce automation with dedicated support. Our mentors provide 1:1 guidance to ensure you grasp the programming concepts needed for test automation.
Understanding verification and validation is critical for testing any application, including Node.js backends. Our curriculum includes API testing with Postman, database validation, and integrating tests into CI/CD pipelines—all essential skills for QA roles in Node.js projects. This practical experience is more valuable than a theory-only certification.
Our job support includes: resume and LinkedIn profile review tailored for QA roles, mock technical and HR interviews, portfolio presentation guidance, and access to our exclusive job portal with openings from partner companies. We prepare you to confidently discuss your verification and validation project work.
Yes. You will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools: Selenium WebDriver for UI automation, Postman for API testing, JMeter for performance testing, and Git/GitHub Actions for version control and CI/CD integration. You'll use these tools to build your validation test suites.
We recommend 10-12 hours per week. This includes 3-4 hours of live/recorded sessions, 5-6 hours of hands-on project work and assignments, and a 1-hour weekly 1:1 mentorship session.
All live sessions are recorded and available on your student dashboard. You can access them anytime. Your weekly mentor session can be used to clarify doubts from the recorded content.
You will receive a verifiable certificate of completion from Lead With Skills upon finishing all projects and assessments. More importantly, you will graduate with a professional portfolio of 6 projects, which is far more impactful for recruiters.
Yes, we offer flexible installment plans. You can choose to pay in two or three installments over the duration of the course. Please contact our admissions team for details.
A logical mindset and willingness to learn are the main prerequisites. Basic computer literacy is expected. Prior exposure to software development or testing is beneficial but not mandatory. We start from the fundamentals.