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Automate regression suites that run on every change.
Live, interactive classes with time for every learner's questions and code reviews.
Request this batch A 5–10 learners batch starts once enough learners ask. You confirm and pay only when dates are set.Basic programming in your chosen stack's language.
Start at the level that matches your experience. Each module links to its course in the catalogue.
End-to-end implementation, testing and deployment.
Architecture, reliability, security, optimisation and technical decisions.
The core path stays the same; your specialisation adds the language and frameworks for your chosen stack.
A short skills check places you at Foundation, Practitioner or Advanced and, for experienced learners, identifies the gaps worth closing.
Each module ends with a practical task reviewed against clear criteria before you move on.
Your capstone — an automated regression suite running in CI with failure reports — is reviewed against a role-specific rubric.
Optional 1:1 sessions with Ajay for project reviews, career guidance and unblocking — arranged separately.
Explore mentorshipFinishing the Test Automation Engineer path is planned to include the support below. It opens with the first batch; enrolment pages confirm what is included before you pay.
Issued with a unique ID once your final project passes review. It records what you built, not just attendance.
Certification policyPortfolio and GitHub review, resume feedback, a mock interview and referrals when suitable openings come up. No placement guarantee.
Career mentorshipGuidance on pricing, proposals and your first client project, plus a review of your freelance profile and portfolio.
Build client-style projectsAn invite to the Innovate with Ajay community to meet builders, find co-founders, join hackathons and get feedback on product ideas.
Explore the communityShare your interest. We’ll confirm availability, batch dates and the fee separately, so you can decide when the details are ready.
Find and fix vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Design tests that find the problems users would hit.
Measure, explain and remove performance bottlenecks.
