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UPGRADE YOUR CAREER IN ISRAEL
Become a QA Tester in 5 months
With a coding bootcamp top rated by the leading review platforms:
Who is this course for
You want to start a career in high-tech from scracth
You want to upgrade your resume by getting new skills
You feel like you need a life change but not sure
where to start
where to start
Who is this course for
You want to start a career in high-tech from scracth
You want to upgrade your resume by getting new skills
You feel like you need a life change but not sure
where to start
where to start
Positions you will be able to hold
Interesting tasks
Skills you will add to your CV
Your salary and career prospects
These average monthly salaries in Israel are taken from Glassdoor. But you can do better.
DevTools
Charles
Figma
Android Studio
Postman
JavaScript
Design tests and create test documentation
Test web, mobile, and API applications
Automate the tests, using basic knowledge of JavaScript
Create a reliable, easy-to-use, and business-friendly product
High-tech sector is booming. The number of vacancies is growing. Israel is lacking at least 12 500 tech specialists.
Your demand
in the job market
in the job market
Let's take a look into your future
after the course
Test Engineer
Manual QA
QA Tester
JSON
XML/XSD
SQL
Cygwin/Terminal
Apidoc/Swagger
Junior QA tester right after the course
₪ 9,000
Middle QA tester in a year
₪ 11,000
Senior QA tester in 2 years
₪ 16,000
QA Analyst
Positions you will be able to hold
Let's take a look into your future
after the course
Test Engineer
Manual QA
QA Tester
QA Analyst
Interesting tasks
Automate the tests, using basic knowledge of JavaScript
Test web, mobile, and API applications
Design tests and create test documentation
Create a reliable, easy-to-use, and business-friendly product
Skills you will add to your CV
Your salary and career prospects
These average monthly salaries in Israel are taken from Glassdoor. But you can do better.
DevTools
Charles
Figma
Android Studio
Postman
JavaScript
Junior QA tester right after the course
₪ 9,000
Middle QA tester in a year
₪ 11,000
Senior QA tester in 2 years
₪ 16,000
High-tech sector is booming. The number of vacancies is growing. Israel is lacking at least 12 500 tech specialists.
Your demand
in the job market
in the job market
JSON
XML/XSD
SQL
Cygwin/Terminal
Apidoc/Swagger
Upgrade your career with Practicum coding bootcamp
78%
of Practicum graduates found a job in high-tech within 3 months after graduation
8 out of 10
Practicum female graduates found
a job in high-tech
a job in high-tech
53%
of Practicum graduates over 40 y/o
found a job in high-tech
found a job in high-tech
We’ve trained more than 5000 high-tech specialists in the US, Europe, Latin America, and Middle East. With a 2 years experience in the Israeli market, we know how to help you find a job at one of the best tech companies in the country.
With a proven 3-step employment plan
Get your dream job
We will not stop consulting you until you find a company that suits you. And will be there for you until you pass your probationary period because that is when our job is truly done.
You will work on cases for real companies and fill your LinkedIn and GitHub profiles with professional projects. That’s how you will stand out to employers.
Boost your LinkedIn and GitHub
Working with your personal career consultant you will write effective cover letters and attend mock interviews with professional recruiters.
Improve your self-presentation skills
This future is real with a top-rated international bootcamp
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We will not leave you alone with code, theory and platform bugs. You will be led through
every stage of the course by trained industry professionals.
every stage of the course by trained industry professionals.
With a whole team to support you on the way
Community managers
Your group manager will remind you of important deadlines, meetings with your tutor, and your professional goals.
Communication format: via Slack
Communication format: via Slack
Code reviewers
Practicing QA testers will check your projects, point out the errors, and help you hone your coding skills.
Communication format: via platform
Communication format: via platform
24/7 support
Support specialists will help you with any technical issues around the clock — in case you will be studying at night or in a different time zone.
Communication format: via platform
Communication format: via platform
Learning with us is challenging, inspiring and work-simulated. That's why it works.
With a learning process designed to make you a professional
The learning process is divided into sprints — 2-to-3 week long work intensive periods. Most tech companies work this way, so you will come prepared. Each sprint consists of theory, practical tasks, and working on a project with a deadline.
Series of sharp sprints instead of exhausting marathon
Welcome to the learning platform and prepare for an engaging experience. First step — theory written in plain language, illustrated by a lot of industry cases, and filled with jokes and professional life hacks.
Theory based on real life examples
Try to do it yourself immediately after theoretical stage. Write code, get it wrong, receive quick feedback, and correct your mistakes. Repeat it twice and more. 200 of 240 hours of studying at Practicum is devoted to practice.
Practice in simulator and real projects
During the course you will deal with typical QA tester's tasks from different business fields. You will solve them, adding at least 9 cases to your portfolio.
With a portfolio that speaks for itself
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You will test the web version of the service with which one can get directions for different types of transport or order a taxi.
Web application testing
Mobile application testing
Conduct a market research based on open data on restaurants, bars and cafes in Tel-Aviv.
API testing
You will also test the API of the groceries ordering service. With its help, users can create their own product kits or choose ready-made ones: for example, "Movie Night".
You will test the web version of the service with which one can get directions for different types of transport or order a taxi.
Web application testing
Mobile application testing
In this project, you will test the mobile version of web app that allows users to order food from different restaurants.
API testing
You will also test the API of the groceries ordering service. With its help, users can create their own product kits or choose ready-made ones: for example, "Movie Night".
Becoming a job-ready QA tester will take 5 months and about 15-20 hours a week.
Course program
Becoming a job-ready QA tester will take 5 months and about 15-20 hours a week.
Course program
n your first sprint, you’ll learn exactly what it means to be a QA Engineer. You’ll learn about the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and how you will play a part in it. Then, you’ll take a detailed look at different types of testing before we introduce you to exploratory testing. You’ll finish the sprint by completing your very first testing project!
After learning about your role as a QA, you’ll move on to cover one of the most crucial aspects of the job, the analysis and decomposition of product requirements. The sprint then shows you how to write reports on test results, find errors in web services, and understand their structure. You’ll use various techniques to design and optimize your tests before putting your knowledge to use in your second project.
This is your first deep dive into testing. This sprint explores the structure of web applications by examining the front and back end. You’ll learn all about client-server architecture, technologies such as HTTP, and how to use related tools such as DevTools and Charles.
Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, are a crucial but often unseen part of the internet infrastructure. In this sprint, you’ll learn how you can use Postman to test an API. You’ll learn what an API actually is, as well as everything you need in order to understand APIs, such as REST architecture, JSON, and the HTTP request and response structure.
This sprint focuses on databases. You’ll start by getting an overview of relational databases and then you’ll move on to learning how to test them. You’ll learn about different types of SQL queries, from simple search queries to more complex queries, such as joins and table merges. Although databases are the main topic here, you’ll learn how to use the console to connect to remote servers and how to navigate around system directories.
This sprint is all about mobile applications. Here you’ll learn how to use the Android Studio emulator, practice setting logs, and become familiar with the intricacies of testing on a real device.
This sprint gives you an introduction to one of the most important scripting languages in the world, JavaScript. By learning the basics of Javascript, you’ll have foundational knowledge in a programming language, enabling you to better understand the apps you’re testing. In addition, you will be able to write your own scripts in JavaScript, which will give you extra flexibility with automation.
This sprint teaches what you need to know about automation. You’ll start by learning when and why you should use automation as well as learning about the testing libraries that enable it. Then, you’ll put theory into practice by using a specialist tool called Puppeteer to find bugs in web apps.
The final project gives you the chance to put all of your learning into practice as you test a mobile app, a web app, and an API. You’ll design and perform tests, then submit bug reports with your findings.
In your first sprint, you’ll learn exactly what it means to be a QA Engineer. You’ll learn about the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and how you will play a part in it. Then, you’ll take a detailed look at different types of testing before we introduce you to exploratory testing. You’ll finish the sprint by completing your very first testing project!
After learning about your role as a QA, you’ll move on to cover one of the most crucial aspects of the job, the analysis and decomposition of product requirements. The sprint then shows you how to write reports on test results, find errors in web services, and understand their structure. You’ll use various techniques to design and optimize your tests before putting your knowledge to use in your second project.
This is your first deep dive into testing. This sprint explores the structure of web applications by examining the front and back end. You’ll learn all about client-server architecture, technologies such as HTTP, and how to use related tools such as DevTools and Charles.
Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, are a crucial but often unseen part of the internet infrastructure. In this sprint, you’ll learn how you can use Postman to test an API. You’ll learn what an API actually is, as well as everything you need in order to understand APIs, such as REST architecture, JSON, and the HTTP request and response structure.
This sprint focuses on databases. You’ll start by getting an overview of relational databases and then you’ll move on to learning how to test them. You’ll learn about different types of SQL queries, from simple search queries to more complex queries, such as joins and table merges. Although databases are the main topic here, you’ll learn how to use the console to connect to remote servers and how to navigate around system directories.
This sprint is all about mobile applications. Here you’ll learn how to use the Android Studio emulator, practice setting logs, and become familiar with the intricacies of testing on a real device.
This sprint gives you an introduction to one of the most important scripting languages in the world, JavaScript. By learning the basics of Javascript, you’ll have foundational knowledge in a programming language, enabling you to better understand the apps you’re testing. In addition, you will be able to write your own scripts in JavaScript, which will give you extra flexibility with automation.
This sprint teaches what you need to know about automation. You’ll start by learning when and why you should use automation as well as learning about the testing libraries that enable it. Then, you’ll put theory into practice by using a specialist tool called Puppeteer to find bugs in web apps.
The final project gives you the chance to put all of your learning into practice as you test a mobile app, a web app, and an API. You’ll design and perform tests, then submit bug reports with your findings.
Money back guarantee
If you decide to stop studying, we'll refund the money for the remaining months of the course
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₪ 13,990
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Confidence you need to upgrade your career
New profession and certificate
5 months of practice
Skills that employers need
Portfolio of at least 9 projects
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A couple more reasons to choose Practicum
You will not waste your time on irrelevant knowledge. Practicum bootcamp was designed by engineers with over 20 years of industry experience and deep understanding of the tech market needs.
Strong expertise in technology
Huge international
tech community
tech community
You will not study alone. All these 5 months and long after you will be surrounded by industry professionals and other students, ready to share their experience and vacant job offers.
Frequently asked questions
We think so. It means spending an average of 15-20 hours a week studying: reading theory, performing tasks, solving real work cases, and meeting with your tutor.
All you need is the desire to upgrade your career, computer or laptop with Internet access, and ability to study 15-20 hours a week.
You can devote a couple of hours to study after work and half a day on weekends. All in all, it usually takes our students no more than 15-20 hours a week to successfully finish the course in 10 months. Most of them manage to combine their studies with their current work.
The start date of the next group is June 1. However, sometimes we can postpone the start of the course in order to provide you with the best possible learning experience. No worries, we’ll let you know if this happens!
The course consists of 3 components: theory in text format with reinforcement in the simulator, working on your projects, and meeting with your tutor via Zoom.
You can study on the platform whenever it is convenient for you, but working on a project has a deadline. Online meetings with your tutor are not obligatory — if you can’t join, you can watch it on the record.
You can study on the platform whenever it is convenient for you, but working on a project has a deadline. Online meetings with your tutor are not obligatory — if you can’t join, you can watch it on the record.
Sure! You have an option to complete a career preparation program right after the main course. During this program you will put together your portfolio, prepare for job interviews, write covering letters, and get ready to enter the high-tech market. Our career consultants and support team will be there for you until you get a job offer — and even after that, until you pass your probationary period.
That's fine. First of all, our programs are beginner-friendly. Plus, you won't be alone. Our team will be there to guide you through the process, help you set professional goals, and succeed.
Practicum's tutors are professional qa engineers with extensive experience in high-tech and up-to-date knowledge. They provide guidance with the group Zoom sessions and are available for questions via Slack.
Practicum's courses are a blend of self-paced and instructor-led. Our goal is to immerse you in a real-life working environment, not a university one — that’s why there are no mandatory scheduled classes and exams. But just as you'll face deadlines working at a real company, we also have deadlines for our projects.
Yes. But note that if you've already gone through part of the program, your refund will only cover the part you haven't completed.
We think so. It means spending an average of 15-20 hours a week studying: reading theory, performing tasks, solving real work cases, and meeting with your tutor.
All you need is the desire to upgrade your career, computer or laptop with Internet access, and ability to study 15-20 hours a week.
You can devote a couple of hours to study after work and half a day on weekends. All in all, it usually takes our students no more than 15-20 hours a week to successfully finish the course in 10 months. Most of them manage to combine their studies with their current work.
The start date of the next group is June 1. However, sometimes we can postpone the start of the course in order to provide you with the best possible learning experience. No worries, we’ll let you know if this happens!
The course consists of 3 components: theory in text format with reinforcement in the simulator, working on your projects, and meeting with your tutor via Zoom.
You can study on the platform whenever it is convenient for you, but working on a project has a deadline. Online meetings with your tutor are not obligatory — if you can’t join, you can watch it on the record.
You can study on the platform whenever it is convenient for you, but working on a project has a deadline. Online meetings with your tutor are not obligatory — if you can’t join, you can watch it on the record.
Sure! You have an option to complete a career preparation program right after the main course. During this program you will put together your portfolio, prepare for job interviews, write covering letters, and get ready to enter the high-tech market. Our career consultants and support team will be there for you until you get a job offer — and even after that, until you pass your probationary period.
That's fine. First of all, our programs are beginner-friendly. Plus, you won't be alone. Our team will be there to guide you through the process, help you set professional goals, and succeed.
Practicum's tutors are professional qa engineers with extensive experience in high-tech and up-to-date knowledge. They provide guidance with the group Zoom sessions and are available for questions via Slack.
Practicum's courses are a blend of self-paced and instructor-led. Our goal is to immerse you in a real-life working environment, not a university one — that’s why there are no mandatory scheduled classes and exams. But just as you'll face deadlines working at a real company, we also have deadlines for our projects.
Yes. But note that if you've already gone through part of the program, your refund will only cover the part you haven't completed.