Jul 10, 2023
TestPro, an educational platform providing online training, has updated its course for future IT professionals. The program covers the fundamentals of software testing and allows people to get their start in the IT industry.

Culver City, United States - July 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The newly expanded course is aimed at beginners and is ideally suited to housewives, immigrants, and professionals who are seeking a career change. All materials are provided online and students are required to complete nine weeks of study.
More information can be found by visiting SDET Course page.
People who are new to IT can now learn about software testing from home. They’ll have access to video lessons and should complete a range of practical assignments. Each lesson is provided by an instructor with extensive experience in IT. They offer guidance on a range of topics, including basic coding, test classification, and more.
Software testing involves ensuring the functionality of new software and applications meets the needs of the target users. Students are trained in various testing methods to understand how to test according to set criteria. In recent years, software testing has become a popular and lucrative IT career. It allows people to work from home with no prior experience in the industry.
The program includes twelve modules and is divided into three sections. The first section covers test documentation and classification methods. In the second section, students will learn about web technologies, HTML, and JavaScript. To complete their learning, they’re trained in functional testing, test automation, and continuous integration.
By completing the course, participants can start an IT career in less than three months and begin earning $35 an hour or more. Some graduates use their software testing skills to set up a part-time role, while others go on to have a full-time career in IT.
Interested parties can enroll by visiting the company’s website, there they can access a complimentary trial of the course.
A spokesperson for the company says, “Software testing is an easy way into the lucrative world of IT. Our course gives you a pathway into this role without spending time in college. Instead, in just nine weeks you can learn online in your own time, earn while you study, and start your first software testing role immediately after graduating.”
About The Company
TestPro is an e-learning platform that gives beginners an accessible route into the IT industry. They also offer career support to their graduates.
For more information on TestPro and their updated software testing program, visit SDET Course page.
Contact Info:
Name: Denis Platonov
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Organization: TestPro
Address: 10200 Venice Blvd Unit 201, Culver City, CA 90232, United States
Phone: +1-323-500-0120
Website: https://testpro.io
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