ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level Training (CTFL) Course

The course is very good, quality and slides by instructor are too good. I didn't took course for ISTQB but for understanding software testing and it is explain prety well. 5 star to course :) by Ankit Sharma

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Key Points:

ISTQB is not so easy to be covered in only few hours only, so join course which covers full syllabus
Course is developed by real IT persons, not instructors of some boring institutes, so real scenarios would be covered here
Success rate of ISTQB ceritified are huge after completing this course in ISTQB
Don't spend your hard earnings on so expensive course unnecessary


The Foundation Level exam tests for knowledge, not skill.

It provides information about the certificate holder's level of familiarity with the most common concepts of software testing and the associated terminology.

This course will help you to clear ISTQB Certification. Course material is designed as per the ISTQB syllabus.

I have been in Software Testing filed since last 8+ years and ISTQB certified tester, teaching is my passion so will be going explaining Software Testing concepts with real scenarios.

I will be present for any support and help during the course. Will also be updating the course as per istqb syllabus so that this training material stays the worth for all of you.I am not just trainer who is just narrator through topics, I am working professional will be covering each topic with industry examples and best practices used in IT industry.

This course covers:

Why is testing necessary?
What is Testing?
Testing Principles
Fundamental Test Process
The psychology of Testing
Software development models
Test Levels (Eg. Unit testing, Component testing, Integration testing,etc.)
Test types (Functional, non-functional, structural, change-related testing)
Maintenance testing
Reviews and the Test process
Review Process
Static analysis by tools
Identifying test conditions and designing test cases
Categories of test design techniques
Specification based or Black Box techniques (eg. BVA, Equivalence Partitioning)
Structure based or white Box techniques
Experienced based techniques (Error guessing and Exploratory guessing)
Choosing a Test techniques
Test organization
Test Plans, estimates and strategies
Test progress, monitoring and control
Configuration management
Risk and testing
Incident management
Types of test tools
Effective use of tools
Introducing a tool into an organization