Course Overview
In today’s fast-paced Agile software development environment, ensuring high-quality software requires skilled professionals who understand Agile Testing principles, methodologies, and best practices. The ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level Agile Tester (CT-AT) certification provides a solid foundation for test professionals working in Agile teams, equipping them with the skills necessary to apply testing strategies in Agile projects. This ISTQB Agile Tester training is a tutor-led, two-day intensive programme that includes: By completing this Certified Agile Tester course, you will gain an in-depth understanding of Agile software testing approaches, Agile development frameworks (including Scrum), and Agile test management techniques. The ISTQB Agile Tester Foundation Level certification is ideal for: If you are working in, or transitioning to, Agile software development, this certification is essential for mastering Agile Testing methodologies. Founded in 2002, ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) is a not-for-profit association comprising 66 national boards (including the UKITB) to provide worldwide coverage ISTQB has defined the Advanced certification as part of their ‘Certified Tester’ scheme that, with over 240,000 certifications, has become the de facto world-wide standard for software testing qualifications. The ‘Certified Tester’ scheme: This certification is a key milestone in your Agile software testing career, equipping you with practical Agile testing skills valued by organisations worldwide. Once you have completed the ISTQB Agile Tester Foundation Level Certification, you can specialise further in Agile Testing by pursuing advanced certifications, such as: Advanced Agile Testing Certification Specialist Software Testing Certifications Each of these certifications will enhance your expertise, expand your career prospects, and improve your ability to deliver high-quality Agile software. Agile is perhaps the largest development method in use today, but what does it mean for the professional software test engineer? In this video we talk about agile software development, fundamental agile testing principles, practices & processes and agile testing methods, techniques and tools. Advance your career with the ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level Agile Tester certification and become an expert in Agile Testing today. Why Choose the ISTQB Certified Agile Tester Course?
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Dean Wilson| Test Engineer| HMRC –
Very informative course, generally easy to follow. The exercises and Bill’s explanations for them helped me to remember the material and lessons behind them better.
Chris Laws| Software tester| Department for Education –
The course was very good and Angelina covered the course material in a clear and accessible way. Angelina was very open and friendly and encouraged a lot of discussion on each topic. She referred back to our work experience frequently and put the academic content into the real-world context.
Joe Cull| UAT| VMLES –
As well as being informative and thorough, I found the course enjoyable in it’s interactive nature and Angelina was very accommodating, easy to understand and learn from.
The days went by quicker than expected.
Magda Sofia Rasgado Mendes | Tester | Innowave –
ISTQB Agile Foundation Extension
Filipe Nuno Carlos | Managing Partner | InnoWave –
Angelina was a great trainer. Providing clear answers and create a dynamic inside the team.
Joao Nuno Monteiro Palma | Project Manager | InnoWave –
Good
João Paulo Henriques Figueiredo | Technical Tester | InnoWave Technologies –
It was an interesting way to revisit concepts from foundation level and I was able to learn more about what Agile really concerns
João Filipe Medalhas do Nascimento Morais | Lead Technical Tester | Innowave –
The course was very well structured. The trainer was clear when talking.
Maria LÃdia Vieira Pinto Ferreira | Lead Functional Tester | Innowave –
Angelina explained all very well and with simpaty and energy
Solange Fernandes Oliveira | Lead Functional Tester | Innowave –
It was great. The trainer is great, very clear on her words, cares about us to understand the topics. It was a really nice experience and I feel I learned a lot.
Joao Morais | IT Consultant | Innowave –
Well prepared, and focused not only on the test but also on real life aplication
Callum William Charles Reece | Test Analyst | Capgemini –
I found the course very informative & thought Rosie was very engaging with all of us. Lots of useful resources and documents given to us which I can re-use and review over in the future.
Nicola Bracher | Test Analyst and UAT Coordinator | Close Brothers Asset Management –
Really informative course providing information in simple to follow slides. As the course was online it was sometimes hard to get fully engaged but John was always checking that we were OK with the subject we were covering before moving on and encouraged us to ask questions.
Victoria Lawson | Training & Software QA Manager | TMD Ltd. –
Rosie Sheldon was a very friendly and engaging trainer. Explained the course material at a good pace. Lots of opportunity for delegate participation. Only criticism was that some of the TSG sample questions were ambiguously written and the numbering was wrong, so things got a bit confusing.
Luke Davison | Product and Process Implementation Officer | NEBOSH –
I was worried about a zoom course, however Rosie did a great job in making the course very engaging.
Iulia Olaru | Software Test Apprentice | IBM –
The course was excellent, Rosie explained everything in great detail and patiently answered all our questions. I appreciate that it was interactive and the mock exam questions were and will be very useful in revising for the exam. The only thing that I struggled a bit was the abundance of information that would come up on one slide, I find that if the information is shown bit by bit, I can understand it better. Overall I think the course had a good structure and I enjoyed the facilitator’s presentation style.
Lauren Eddelbuttel | Test Manager | Aldi International Services –
I have completed an ISTQB course previously, and while I found the content interesting, I really struggled to stay engaged. Throughout the entire 2 days John was able to deliver the information in a way that has really ‘stuck’. It was a great balance between information delivery, and real world application.
I will be doing an additional ISTQB course this year and will be checking if John delivers the course. If so, I will be signing up again.
Ali Guler | Software Test Engineer Apprentice | IBM –
I felt like the slides were the only part of the course that I struggled with, a lot of the time there were large amounts of information on the slides and it all came on to the slide at once with no order to the information sometimes. The speaking also did not match the amount of information on the screen sometimes which meant that while taking notes, the slides would change quite quickly.
Other than those I think the course was good, I think the questions in preparation for the exam were good and the mock exams will prove useful.
Carlos Martin | Senior QA Analyst | Magnopus –
Covered the course content at a nice pace, made sure that we were engaged and if we had any questions.
Covered not only what were the correct answers, but why.
Had some issues with mismatched materials between what we were given and what John had, but he managed to sort it out as soon as we brought it to his attention.
Rebecca West | Test Analyst | Think Project UK –
Very Relevant. Well structured with discussions around key points. I am taking away some useful actions for my scrum. Rosie is a good facilitator making us all feel inclusive & engaging with us. Relaxed atmosphere aided learning. My only point of recommendation would be to correct the Question/ answers in the mock exam as I found this confusing