Real-Time Automation Project (Module 14)
- PlanPick the test scenarios worth automating
- BuildA framework with POM, TestNG and Maven
- Run & reportExecute the suite and explain the results
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Explore CoursesLearn to test web applications automatically with Selenium WebDriver and Java. The Selenium course at Ascent Software Training Institute starts with manual testing and Agile basics, teaches the Java you need as a tester, then covers WebDriver, locators, waits, TestNG, Maven and the Page Object Model, ending with a real-time automation framework project. It is built for freshers, manual testers and IT professionals who want to move into automation testing.
The Selenium course at Ascent Software Training Institute is a Selenium WebDriver with Java program taught in the classroom at BTM 1st Stage, Bangalore, or in live online classes. It has 14 modules, 144 hours of instructor-led training with hands-on lab work, 30+ practical assignments and a real-time framework project, and runs for 3 months. You get a course completion certificate, guidance for the A4Q Selenium 4 Tester Foundation and ISTQB Foundation exams, and placement & career support.
Course facts from the Selenium syllabus and batch schedule of Ascent Software Training Institute. Vendor exam fees are paid to the exam provider and are not part of the course fee.
See batch timingsSelenium is a free, open-source tool for automating web browsers. Testers use Selenium WebDriver with a programming language such as Java to write scripts that open a website, click, type and check results the way a user would, so the same tests can run again after every change. A Selenium course teaches you to write these tests and organise them into a framework.
Drives a real browser.
The core library your Java code calls to control Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari.
Record and play back.
A browser add-on for quick recorded tests; useful for learning, limited for real projects.
Run in parallel.
Runs tests on many browsers and machines at once to finish suites faster.
Definitions follow the official Selenium documentation. Course coverage is from Modules 10 to 13 of the ASTI syllabus.
You can join without coding experience. The course teaches manual testing basics first and then the Java you need for Selenium: variables, control flow, object-oriented programming, exceptions and collections. A degree in any stream and comfort with computers are enough to start.
B.E., B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc and other graduates starting a QA career.
Testers who want to add automation and move to SDET-style roles.
Developers and support engineers moving into quality engineering.
People returning to IT or changing field who want a structured path.
Testers preparing for A4Q Selenium or ISTQB exams.
The syllabus has 14 modules in three parts: testing foundations, Java for testers, and Selenium WebDriver with frameworks. Open a module to see the topics.
What a tester checks, and when, in a real project.
Writing test cases and a bug report for a sample web app.
Automation only helps if you know what is worth testing.
The Java ideas the Page Object Model is built on.
Small programs that model pages and actions as classes.
OOP questions come up in almost every automation interview.
How to find and control every common web element.
Automating a sign-up form with validation checks.
Stable locators are what keep a test suite from breaking.
How real teams organise hundreds of tests.
Building a hybrid POM framework that reads data from Excel and runs in parallel.
Interviewers ask you to explain your framework, line by line.
These are the tools named in the syllabus, used together the way a QA team uses them.
The language your tests are written in (Modules 3 to 9).
Controls Chrome and Firefox from your code (Modules 10 to 12).
Runs, groups and reports tests, including parallel runs (Module 13).
Manages libraries and builds the project (Module 13).
Drives data-driven tests from spreadsheets (Module 13).
Runs tests across browsers and machines (Module 10).
Module 14 is a real-time project. The other cards are example learning projects showing the type of work practised in class. Ask a career advisor about the project in the current batch.
Selenium itself has no official certificate, because it is an open-source project. The two exams employers recognise most for testers are the ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level (CTFL) for testing basics and the A4Q Certified Selenium 4 Tester Foundation for Selenium skills. You also receive a course completion certificate from ASTI. You book and pay for vendor exams with the exam provider.
| Certification | Issued by | Level | How the course helps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Course completion certificate | Ascent Software Training Institute | On completion | Awarded after the course and project |
| ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level (CTFL) v4.0 | ISTQB, through exam providers | Entry level, take first | Modules 1 and 2 cover testing basics, life cycles and Agile |
| A4Q Certified Selenium 4 Tester Foundation | A4Q, exam by iSQI | Selenium foundation | Modules 10 to 13 cover WebDriver, locators, waits and the Page Object Model |
| ISTQB Advanced Test Automation Engineering (CTAL-TAE) | ISTQB | Advanced, after work experience | Module 13 framework design is a base; take it later in your career |
Check the provider's page for current exam versions, prices and eligibility before you book. Links checked 10 November 2026.
The course prepares you for entry-level QA and automation testing roles. Employers usually test your Java, your Selenium framework and how you would test a feature, so practise explaining your project. Adding API testing, SQL and Git later widens your options.
Writes and runs test cases and reports defects.
Manual testing · bug trackingAutomates regression tests in an existing framework.
Java · Selenium · TestNGDesigns and maintains frameworks and CI runs.
POM · Maven · JenkinsWrites test code alongside developers, including API tests.
Java · API testing · GitSenior roles usually need several years of project experience.
Manual testing is a person checking the software by hand; it is best for new features, usability and exploratory checks. Selenium automation runs repeatable checks by code; it is best for regression across many releases and browsers. Most testers need both, which is why this course starts with manual testing.
| Aspect | Manual testing | Selenium automation |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | New features, usability, exploratory testing | Regression, repeated checks, many browsers |
| Coding needed | No | Yes, Java in this course |
| Speed on repeat runs | Slow, same effort every time | Fast once written; runs unattended |
| Typical first role | QA Engineer, Software Tester | Junior Automation Test Engineer |
| In this course | Modules 1 and 2 | Modules 3 to 14 |
Want manual testing only? See the manual testing course.
Career support runs alongside the Selenium course, so you are ready to apply when you finish. ASTI shares job openings and arranges interviews for eligible students.
Placement assistance does not guarantee a job. Hiring decisions are made by employers based on the candidate's skills and interview performance.
Advice on which testing role suits your background, from manual QA to automation test engineer or SDET.
Help presenting your projects and tools clearly on your resume and LinkedIn profile.
Practise technical and HR rounds, with feedback on what to improve.
Common Selenium, Java, TestNG and framework questions, and how to explain your Page Object Model project to an interviewer.
Job openings and interview opportunities shared with eligible students.
Selenium batches run Monday to Saturday in the classroom at BTM 1st Stage or live online, at 6–8 AM, 8–10 AM, 10 AM–12 PM or 2–4 PM. Every batch has 72 two-hour classes and finishes in about 3 months. Fast track batches (4 hours a day) take about half the time, and one-to-one training is also offered.
At the BTM 1st Stage centre in Bangalore, with a lab for students who do not have a laptop.
Live sessions with a trainer, not pre-recorded videos.
Individual sessions at your own pace.
A shorter, more intensive schedule.
Team training for organisations.
Book a free demo, in the classroom or online, to see the teaching style before you enrol. Missed a class? You can attend the same topic in another batch within the course duration.
| Batch | Details |
|---|---|
| Mon – Sat | 6–8 AM · 8–10 AM · 10 AM–12 PM · 2–4 PM |
| Duration | 3 months (72 classes of 2 hours) |
| Fast track | 4 hours a day, about half the time |
| Next batch | Ask a career advisor Ask on WhatsApp |
Batch timings as published by ASTI. Need different timings? Ask a career advisor.
Selenium is taught by trainers who work in software testing, so classes follow how test suites are built and maintained in real teams.
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I had a very good learning experience at Ascent Software Training Institute. The trainers explained Java, Selenium, Manual Testing and SQL concepts clearly with practical examples. They were patient while explaining doubts and made the concepts easy to understand. The practical sessions were really helpful for improving my technical knowledge and confidence. Overall, I am satisfied with the training and the learning environment.
I am so happy that i have joined at Ascent Software Institute for my course on SOFTWARE TESTING. Training was very good with an efficient input. The staff here are very co-operative with the students. In the institute we also have a lab. Its a good opportunity for the students those who doesn’t have the laptops to practice.
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Ascent Software Training Institute (ASTI) is an IT training institute at #96, 2nd Floor, 100 Ft Ring Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru. It offers classroom and live online training in software testing, automation, data analytics, cyber security, cloud and full stack development, and is certified to ISO 21001:2025 for educational organisation management.
Straight answers to the questions students ask most. Still unsure? Talk to a career advisor.
It is a course that teaches you to automate web application tests with Selenium WebDriver and a programming language, and prepares you for a testing certification. At Ascent Software Training Institute it covers manual testing basics, Agile, Java for testers, Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Maven, the Page Object Model and a real-time project.
No. Selenium is open source and its project does not issue certificates. The widely recognised options are the A4Q Certified Selenium 4 Tester Foundation, with the exam run by iSQI, and the ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level for general testing skills.
Take ISTQB Foundation first if you are new to testing, then A4Q Selenium 4 Tester Foundation once you are comfortable writing WebDriver tests. Employers value your framework project as much as either certificate.
No. You receive a course completion certificate from ASTI. Vendor exams such as ISTQB and A4Q are booked and paid for with the exam provider. The trainers guide your preparation.
No. Modules 3 to 9 teach the Java you need for Selenium, from keywords and control flow to OOP, exceptions and collections, before you start WebDriver.
You can learn the basics of WebDriver in about two months if you already know Java. Starting from zero, the full ASTI course takes 3 months because it includes manual testing, Java and frameworks.
The fee depends on the training mode (classroom, live online or one-to-one). Ask a career advisor or message 90350 37886 on WhatsApp for the current fee. Vendor exam fees are paid separately.
Selenium alone is rarely enough. Employers look for Selenium WebDriver with Java, TestNG, a framework such as the Page Object Model and an understanding of manual testing. SQL, API testing and Git help you stand out. This course covers the first four.
Yes, at least the basics. You need to know what to test before you automate it. That is why this course starts with manual testing and Agile in Modules 1 and 2.
Yes. Live instructor-led online classes follow the same syllabus and project as the classroom batches. One-to-one and fast track training are also offered.
Common entry roles are QA Engineer, Software Tester and Junior Automation Test Engineer. With experience, people move into Automation Test Engineer, SDET, Test Automation Architect and QA Lead roles.
Yes. Placement & career support includes career guidance, resume building, mock interviews, interview preparation and job opportunities for eligible students. Placement assistance does not guarantee a job; hiring decisions are made by employers.
Yes. Book a free demo class in the classroom or online using the Book a Free Demo button, call 080-4219 1321, or message 90350 37886 on WhatsApp.
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