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ISEB Software Testing Training

(4 courses in ISEB Software Testing Training)

Each of the ISEB Software Testing courses lead to a qualification but you can combine them to achieve the Software Testing Practitioner qualification.

To gain Practitioner level in Software Testing delegates must pass the Foundation Certificate in Software Testing, the Intermediate Certificate in Software Testing and either the Certificate in Test Management or the Certificate in Test Analysis.

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ISEB Foundation Course in Software Testing Training

This Software Testing Foundation training course provides delegates with a good basic understanding of the principles of software testing and prepares them to sit the ISEB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing.

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ISEB Software Testing Intermediate Training

This Software Testing Intermediate training course begins the process of taking your knowledge of testing into the real world – where it counts. At this level we will focus on K4 - critical thinking and reasoning.

We will provide opportunities for you to analyse scenarios in order to select the most appropriate tools, techniques and test approaches to meet a defined need.

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ISEB Software Test Analysis Training

This Software Test Analysis training course provides delegates with the skills necessary to write test procedures (test scripts) which, when executed, will exercise a system as extensively as possible from any given set of requirements. The course covers industry standard test case design techniques requiring use of specifications and code and also explores how experience-based techniques can compliment the use of more formal techniques.

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ISEB Software Test Management Training

This Software Test Management course includes creating a test policy, a test strategy, a project test plan, and a phase test plan. Delegates explore what is required to produce documents which are effective in communicating key points, such as risks outstanding, test estimates (time and resources), and the impact of poor quality requirements or software.

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