
This section provides an outline of the course, including topics such as the fundamentals of software testing, testing methodologies, the software development lifecycle (SDLC), test case design and execution, defect tracking and management, tools commonly used in testing, and best practices for test analysis
This section covers the foundational principles and terminology of software testing, including key concepts and effective communication
This section introduces the basics of software testing, including its definition, methodologies, and goals. It emphasises the importance of early testing, defect prevention, and thorough documentation.
This section covers the differences between manual and automated testing, including their techniques, tools, and when to use each approach
This section explains the integration of testing into the SDLC, including the different SDLC models and their significance
This section covers the steps and techniques for requirement analysis, including identifying stakeholders, gathering requirements, and documenting them.
This section covers the principles and best practices for test case design and execution, including clarity in design, traceability, and reusability.
This section covers the importance of defect tracking, best practices, and communication strategies in defect reporting.
This section covers popular testing tools, including JIRA for issue tracking, Selenium for automated testing, and TestRail for test case management.
This section covers best practices for test analysis, including test planning, strategy development, risk-based testing, and continuous improvement.
This section summarises the key points of the course, including understanding software testing, the role of a Test Analyst, and applying best practices.
This section includes a glossary of common software testing terms and their definitions.
Course slides for reference
Tired of hearing that tech is only for coders? Think again.
Manual Software Testing is one of the most accessible and in-demand career paths in the tech industry—no coding experience required. Companies everywhere are looking for sharp-eyed problem solvers who can ensure software works perfectly before it reaches users.
In this beginner-friendly course, you’ll go from zero to job-ready by mastering the fundamentals of software testing using real-world examples, tools, and hands-on activities. You’ll learn how to write test cases, report bugs, and confidently speak the language of developers and QA teams—even if you've never worked in tech before.
By the end of this course, you won’t just understand what a Manual Test Analyst does—you’ll be one. You’ll gain practical skills, build your resume, and be prepared to interview for entry-level QA roles with confidence.
Whether you're switching careers or just starting out, this is the course to break into the tech industry without needing to code.
What You'll Gain:
A clear understanding of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
The ability to write effective test cases
Look at tools like Jira, TestRail, and HP-ALM
Best practice tips as a Manual Test Analyst
A Certificate of Completion to showcase your new skills
This Course Is Perfect For:
Anyone exploring a non-coding entry into tech
Job seekers looking to land a QA or Software Tester role
Recent graduates or career changers
Professionals in non-technical roles who want to understand software testing
Anyone who loves problem-solving and attention to detail
Don’t wait for the perfect moment—create it.
Start your journey into the world of software testing today and unlock a rewarding, future-proof career.
Enroll now and become a confident, Manual Test Analyst.