Join our 5-month, part-time QA Bootcamp and gain the skills— including AI testing tools—for remote-friendly roles with a $63,250 median starting salary.

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QA Engineers break software and document the results. They test software to catch bugs, and work with software engineers to fix them. QA combines analytical thinking with attention to detail.
As AI-generated code grows, demand for skilled QA specialists is not going down—but evolving. QA is one of the most accessible entry points into tech, with a bootcamp offering the necessary training in just a few months without requiring a computer science degree.



Learn to leverage AI as a QA professional, not compete with it. You'll master AI literacy, AI-assisted test design, and AI-powered automation—skills that set you apart in today's job market.
Download.pdfThis sprint explores the role of a Software Tester and how they fit into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). It also takes a detailed look at the different types of testing before introducing you to exploratory testing. You’ll then finish the sprint by completing your very first testing project!
This sprint covers the analysis and decomposition of product requirements while identifying gray areas. It then looks at writing reports on test results, finding errors in web services, and understanding their structure. You'll use various techniques to design and optimize your tests before putting your knowledge to use in your second project by creating your own test documentation.
This module covers the basics of web application structure, including client-server architecture, front-end, back-end, URL, and HTTP. You'll compile a checklist of tests for the interface elements and learn how to work with industry tools such as Figma, DevTools, and Charles. At the end of the module, you will test a new routing interface.
This sprint covers how to test APIs using Postman. You’ll learn everything you need in order to understand APIs, such as REST architecture, JSON, and the HTTP request and response structure. As usual, there will be a project at the end.
This sprint is all about databases. You’ll study the console while learning how to work with tables and write SQL queries.
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 introduces you to one of the most important programming languages in the world: Python. You’ll learn the basics of the language and how to apply it to testing.
This sprint teaches you how to use Python to automate a web browser. You’ll build on the previous chapter and learn about a commonly-used testing tool called Selenium.
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.
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“Not a tech person”? Don’t know a browser from an OS? Take this course to get up to speed! Learn how to use a computer and industry-standard apps so you’re ready to break into tech.
Get instant hints from Dot, our friendly AI assistant, or connect with an instructor who works in the field you’re entering.

Learn concepts, practice testing tasks, work on projects, schedule 1-on-1 tutoring, and get feedback all in one place!
How do you find a job when everything requires experience?
Through TripleTen’s externships! Students can apply to take on real business projects for client companies to put on their resumes
and in their portfolios.
Our QA bootcamp teaches you more than testing—you'll master the job search, too. You'll get personalized coaching to position your background for QA roles, optimize your resume and LinkedIn, learn proven networking strategies, and practice mock interviews with industry professionals.


“It just felt like it was the career that I had been
searching for for many years and I finally was able to
put a name on it.”

“It just felt like it was the career that I had been
searching for for many years and I finally was able to
put a name on it.”

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Our QA program is fully online, flexible, and structured to help beginners gain real QA testing experience. You’ll learn through hands-on practice in the TripleTen interactive platform, guided videos from instructors, AI-powered support from Dot, and personalized feedback from expert reviewers.
You’ll test four real applications built by our engineering team, including mobile, backend, desktop, and cross-platform apps. Throughout the program, you’ll complete practical tasks in:
Each sprint includes clear instructions, examples, interactive spreadsheets, and built-in AI support. This step-by-step approach makes even complex topics—like APIs, debugging, and automation—approachable for beginners.
You have strong prospects for getting a new job after graduation: our grads have an 82% employment rate within 6 months of completing the program. While we cannot guarantee a job, our combination of hands-on projects, structured training, AI support, and the new Career Curriculum helps you pursue your first QA position with confidence.
TripleTen’s outcomes show that students who complete the career-prep portion of the program significantly improve their chances of landing interviews and job offers.
If you meet the eligibility requirements and don’t land a qualifying tech job within 10 months of graduation, TripleTen refunds 100% of your tuition.
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Our brand-new career curriculum was built based on interviews with hiring managers, recruiters, working QAs, and successful alumni.
You’ll get:
This Career Track is designed to maximize your application-to-offer conversion rate.
Entry-level QA Engineering and QA Testing roles typically focus on manual testing. Responsibilities may include:
Junior QAs often increase salaries and responsibilities as they become more confident with tools like Jira, Postman, SQL, JSON/XML, DevTools, Selenium, and AI-assisted workflows.
Yes. You’ll learn to test apps end-to-end, use QA tools like Postman, Jira, Selenium, DevTools, and practice QA workflows used in real tech teams. You won’t just learn theory — you’ll gain hands-on experience testing real applications.
You’ll complete:
QA engineers need skills in test design, exploratory testing, SDLC, client-server architecture, API testing, UI testing, mobile testing, cross-platform testing, and basic automation. These are the skills you’ll learn in this bootcamp.
You’ll also learn essential collaboration skills, like writing bug reports, communicating with developers, and working across teams, plus AI literacy to stay competitive in a changing market
After gaining work experience, QA Engineers often move into roles like:
From there, you’ll have options to go into senior QA, automation-focused roles, or even product and engineering-adjacent positions.
Most learners become job-ready within 5 months if they study consistently. The program is designed for complete beginners — you only need determination and the ability to follow guided practice.
With AI-powered support (Dot), simplified sprints, and hands-on projects, students from non-tech backgrounds can successfully become QA engineers.
Yes. Manual QA is an excellent entry into tech that does not require advanced programming skills. You’ll learn only the essential Python needed to understand automation concepts, test logic, and tooling—no heavy coding required.
Yes. After completing all the sprints and final projects, you will receive a TripleTen QA certificate. This certificate signals to employers that you’ve built job-ready skills, completed practice projects, and tested real-world applications.
AI is already reshaping software development — and QA is at the center of that change. From conversations with hiring managers and working QAs, we know:
1. QAs who use AI stay relevant and have stronger job security.
2. As AI-generated code increases, companies need skilled testers more than ever.
3. AI doesn’t replace QA — it changes what QA work looks like.
That’s why our program teaches AI literacy and AI-powered testing workflows from day one
You don’t need to be an AI expert — but learning how to use AI productivity tools in QA gives you a major advantage in today’s job market.
You’ll learn:
Hiring managers increasingly look for QAs who can work efficiently with AI tools.
AI is integrated into the entire program to help you learn faster and work like a modern QA engineer. You’ll use AI tools for:
You’ll develop real AI literacy, which employers love to see.
Short answer: No. Long answer: AI can generate code, but it cannot reliably judge product behavior, UX issues, edge cases, accessibility problems, or business logic—all of which QAs handle.
AI increases the need for human testers who can:
QAs who know how to work with AI are the ones who stand out in hiring.



Learn QA Engineering the way you’d learn on the job—with detailed feedback and help from experienced QA Engineers.



Through your TripleTen bootcamp, you’ll connect with a business client and use your new skills to build a real-world project to put on your resume.

“I liked that there real projects with real companies at TripleTen, and that you had to finish projects in a certain amount of time.”







