Manual → Automation Testing

The most in-demand conversion in QA today — here's exactly how it's structured, phase by phase.

PHASE 01 · ~2–3 WEEKS

Programming Foundations

Core Java from scratch: variables, OOP (classes, inheritance, polymorphism), collections (List/Map/Set), exception handling, and the file-handling basics you'll actually use in automation. No prior coding background assumed.

PHASE 02 · ~3–4 WEEKS

Automation Tooling

Selenium WebDriver — locator strategies, explicit/implicit waits, handling dynamic elements, frames, alerts, and multi-window scenarios. TestNG for test structuring, annotations, assertions, and parallel execution.

PHASE 03 · ~2 WEEKS

BDD & Reporting

Cucumber and Gherkin syntax for behavior-driven scenarios that non-technical stakeholders can read. Extent/Allure reporting so your test runs produce evidence anyone can review.

PHASE 04 · ~3–4 WEEKS

CI/CD & Framework Design

Maven for dependency/build management, Jenkins and GitLab CI for running your suite automatically. Page Object Model and a hybrid framework you design and build yourself — this becomes your portfolio piece.

PHASE 05 · ONGOING

Interview Readiness

Mock technical rounds specific to automation roles, resume repositioning from "Manual Tester" to "Automation Engineer," and a final review of your framework project before you start applying.

What You'll Walk Away With
  • A working automation framework you built yourself, ready to show in interviews
  • Comfort reading and writing Java for test automation, not just following a tutorial
  • A clear story for why you're moving from manual to automation, backed by a real project
🎯 READY WHEN YOU ARE

Start with a 1:1 session, not a guess.

Your first session is a skill assessment — we figure out exactly where you stand on this roadmap and what your specific plan looks like, before committing to anything bigger.

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