Want to learn how to Work Remotely in the Tech Industry without a college background?
Your gateway to Software Testing Career
Fully immersive. Simulations and live projects are awesome...
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Our curriculum and approach to teaching are geared towards achieving Industry Standard Skills for Software Testers or Quality Analysts whether you are targeting entry level positions, upskilling or advancing your career.Â
Get a certificate
Get certificate of completion at the end of the program. Our Certificate is non-degree, non credit bearing as defined by Higher Education.
Build skills through online courses, simulations and live projects
Our Award-Winning Curriculum and Teaching Strategies crafted by former Certified New York Educator who became Manual Tester, Automation Engineer, QA Lead and now Software Quality Engineering Manager will help you up to speed.
Workforce Ready
Preparing absolute beginner with no technical knowledge and/or college background to an entry level Manual Software Tester or Quality Analyst jobs.
Get workforce readiness knowledge not theory
Our instructors are former educators and coach and are currently working as Software Tester, Software Analyst and QA Manager in Fortune 500.
Live online and hybrid lectures
We understand learning behaviors. Not everyone learns from purely online classes nor face to face. Therefore, we offer mixture of both for better learning experience.
Not all learners are the same
In education, there is no "One Size Fits All". All students do not learn the same way and do not come from same background and experiences. We provide "Differentiated Learning" as one of the methods used by our Master Instructor who happened to be an educator before he became QA Manager that started from Manual Testing to QA Lead.
Learn how to earn an average salary of $98,220/yr
As described at Occupational Information Network (O*NET) Online, the nations’ primary source of occupational information and is developed under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA) the national annual average salary of Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers are $98,220, where 10% of workers earn $48,960 or less and 10% of workers earn $153,250 or more. It has a “Bright Outlook” label as this occupation is expected to grow rapidly in the next several years and will have large numbers of job openings. Excerpt from the source O*NET.
How does it work?
- Be truthful to yourself. This is not a get-rich-quick scheme!
We do not sugarcoat. This may not be for everyone. Only those who are patient, persistent, has a goal to elevate their salary, a heart for finding bugs, failures, errors, and defects; analytical thinkers moved by passion and purpose to make a difference. Even though no college education and technical background, we can train you!
- Immersions, live-projects and simulations.
- More than 50 practical classes including Mock-interviews and Resume writing.
We will teach you and tell you what is really happening in the real job. We will train you to succeed as entry level or career changer and growt from there.
- Our Software Testing Trainings strategically utilizes The Laws of Learning: Readiness, Exercise, and Effect in our methods.
The curriculum is well written. It provides the skills you need to succeed as a Software Tester. The delivery of the lessons were very interactive, engaging and fun. The instructor never sugarcoat anything. He told us the good and the bad and everything you need to know to overcome the fear of an entry level QA. The secrets are revealed. I can say that the help and support they gave in Resume Writing and Job Search were outstanding. I am now enjoying Software Testing Freelancing. Highly recommended as one of the best Software Testing Trainings for Beginners.
JacsonFreelance Software Quality Analyst 
Popular Student Levels
There is no “One Size Fits All” in education. American Software Testing Institute will help you better position yourselves in the great learning curve of Software Testing as we provide you clear understanding of 3 Types of Learners. Below are basic explanations and criteria. Â
Options to Choose:
Instructor-led Virtual or Hybrid and Self-faced
- No coding experience.
- No college degree.
- Basic knowledge in Computer Tech.
- Never been into Software Testing.
Options to Choose:
Instructor-led Virtual or Hybrid and Self-faced
- With or without coding experience.
- With any College Degree.
- With exposure to using gadgets, social medias and current technologies.
Options to Choose:
Instructor-led Virtual and Self-faced
- With Coding Experience.
- Computer Science or related degree.
- Intermediate level QA
- Advanced knowledge in Quality Analysis and Automation.
