Hands-on training in development, testing, and DevOps — built by engineers who still write the pull requests, and finished with the interview prep that gets you promoted.
Every track is a straight line from fundamentals to the role you actually want next — no filler modules.
.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Angular and TypeScript — through to full architecture ownership.
5 courses →Manual to automated to AI-assisted — Selenium, Playwright, API and performance testing.
4 courses →Mock panels and lead-level prep for QA, Automation, .NET and Architect roles.
4 tracks →Tracks are built around where you are now — not a one-size curriculum everyone sits through.
Starting from fundamentals in development or testing, with a straight path to your first role.
Upskilling alongside a full-time job — live sessions, self-paced practice, no wasted time.
Moving from manual to automated, or automated to AI-assisted testing.
Deepening .NET, going full-stack with Angular and TypeScript, or moving toward architecture.
Preparing for lead and architect-level interviews with the depth those panels expect.
Moving into IT from another field, or between development, testing and DevOps.
Every course runs the same five stages — the same discipline you'd want in a real deployment.
Live sessions on core concepts, taught by someone who uses them at work.
Guided exercises against real tooling, not multiple-choice quizzes.
A project of real size and shape — the kind you'd point to in an interview.
1:1 feedback on your code or test suite from a working practitioner.
A real mock panel, on the track's actual questions — not a scripted run-through.
Switch tracks to browse what's live in each — no scrolling through everything else.
C#, the .NET runtime, and the patterns that hold up in production codebases.
Build and structure server-rendered web apps the way production teams actually do.
Component architecture, RxJS, and state management for real-world SPAs.
Types, generics, and tooling that make large frontend codebases maintainable.
System design, scalability trade-offs, and the decisions architects are paid to make.
Test design, defect lifecycle, and the QA fundamentals every track builds on.
Web UI automation frameworks, page objects, and reliable, low-flake test suites.
Modern cross-browser automation with faster runs and built-in wait handling.
Contract, integration, and regression testing for REST and internal services.
Self-healing locators, AI-generated test cases, and where to trust the model — and where not to.
Load profiling, bottleneck diagnosis, and reading results that actually mean something.
Containerize applications and orchestrate them at a scale that survives real traffic.
Build pipelines that ship on every merge — testing, gates, and rollback built in.
Core services, IAM, and infrastructure patterns for production Azure workloads.
Test strategy, team leadership scenarios, and the questions QA lead panels actually ask.
Framework design decisions and cross-team automation strategy, panel-ready.
Code review standards, mentoring scenarios, and technical leadership case studies.
System design whiteboards, trade-off defense, and the level of depth architect panels expect.
Every lead and architect track ends in mock panels run by people who've actually sat on the other side of the table — real questions, real feedback, no scripts.
Explore career prep →No fluff modules, no stock-photo instructors — just people who ship, testing what they teach.
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