Selenium Certification Training Course

Course Overview

• Course Duration:2 – 2.5 Months (Including Lab Work and credential preparation Test).
• Eligibility: Manual Testers QA Engineers Automation Enthusiasts Freshers.
• Automation Enthusiasts.
• Modes of Training: Online Classes /Offline Training (at selected centers).

Selenium Training – 6 Months Professional Course

• Learn automation testing fundamentals and Selenium architecture.
• Automate web applications using Selenium WebDriver with Java.
• Master XPath, CSS selectors, waits, and dynamic element handling.
• Implement test frameworks using TestNG, Page Object Model (POM), and Data-Driven Testing.
• Integrate Selenium with Maven, Jenkins, and Git for CI/CD automation.
• Prepare for the Selenium Automation Testing credential preparation assessment and QA engineer roles.

Overview of Selenium Training Course

The Selenium credential preparation Training Course is designed for QA professionals, test engineers, and developers who want to automate web applications using open-source testing tools. The course provides in-depth knowledge of Selenium components and integration with test frameworks and DevOps tools, providing you with the specialized technical expertise needed to advance your career.

Through real-time projects and hands-on assignments, learners will gain hands-on experience in creating robust automation scripts, executing test suites, and reporting results. By the end of the course, you'll be ready to earn your Selenium credential preparation and advance in your automation testing career.

1. Java Basics – 1 Day

• Java architecture for Selenium WebDriver.
• Understanding WebDriver classes.
• Creating first WebDriver real-world assignment.
• Opening Gmail and locating elements.

2. WebDriver Introduction

• FirefoxDriver, ChromeDriver, IEDriver.
• Calling WebDriver methods.
• Understanding WebElement interface.

3. Handling Elements

• Textboxes, hyperlinks, radio buttons, checkboxes.
• Finding elements by ID, Name, XPath.
• Using By class, printing webpage elements.

4. Screenshots & Popups

• Capturing screenshots (normal & on error).
• Emailing test results.
• Handling popup windows and tabs.

5. Events & Captchas

• Simulating keypress events.
• Handling JavaScript alerts and captchas.
• HTML Unit Driver testing.