Three levels, assessed on work you do in the platform rather than on multiple-choice questions. Covering test design, automation across web, API and mobile, failure triage, traceability and the call on whether you're safe to ship.
Certificate of Achievement
QAEverest Certified
Professional — Level 2
Associate, Professional and Automation Architect — each one builds on the last.
You are assessed on work you actually do in the platform and the practice sandbox.
Every pass issues a certificate with a unique ID that anyone can check.
Add it to your LinkedIn profile, your CV or your team's capability matrix.
Each level has its own assessment and its own certificate. Take them in order, or go straight to the one that matches the work you already do.
The foundation: turning a story into reviewed, traceable test cases without letting the tool decide what matters.
Everything in Level 1, plus building and running automation across web, API and mobile — and reading a failure properly when it comes back red.
The programme level: coverage strategy, release gating, governance and rolling AI-assisted QA out across more than one team.
Eight subject areas, drawn from the parts of QA that cost teams the most time. Which of them appear in your assessment depends on the level.
Surfacing ambiguity early and turning a thin ticket into acceptance criteria a team can agree on.
Path enumeration, boundaries, negatives and roles — and the review discipline that keeps volume from masquerading as coverage.
Building request flows, chaining data between calls, assertions, environments and authorisation.
Codeless suites, locator strategy, cross-browser and device runs, and what to do when the UI moves.
Load and stress profiles, vulnerability scanning and WCAG checks as part of the same pipeline.
Reading a replayable trace — console, network, DOM, step timeline — and clustering forty failures into one cause.
Requirement-to-test coverage, gap analysis, smart test selection from a diff, and gating a pipeline on a score.
Behavioural contracts, judge models, red-team scenarios and drift baselines for non-deterministic features.
Signup includes free credits, so you can work through the syllabus on the real platform rather than a demo of it.
Short, self-paced modules per level. Each one ends with a task you complete in your own workspace.
Rehearse against the ShopVerse practice application, so you break something safe before you touch anything real. Open the practice page.
A practical assessment per level. Pass, and your certificate is issued with a unique verification ID.
A structured route from writing cases by hand to running suites, without needing to learn a framework first.
Formal recognition of the maintenance, triage and coverage work that rarely fits on a CV.
A consistent bar across a team, and a capability matrix you can point at during an audit or a hiring round.
Certified staff to put in front of clients, plus a shared vocabulary across engagements.
No. Level 1 assumes you have tested software before but not that you have written automation code. Levels 2 and 3 build on it in order.
Practical. You complete real tasks in the platform and the practice sandbox — refining a story, reviewing generated cases, building a suite, diagnosing a failed run — rather than answering questions about them.
Each level is self-paced, with a rough guide of four to eight hours of focused work depending on the level. There is no fixed schedule and no cohort to wait for.
Yes. Team and organisation-wide certification, including a shared progress view for managers, is arranged through our team — get in touch and we will set it up.
Each certificate carries a unique ID. Anyone holding that ID can confirm the holder, the level and the issue date, so an employer never has to take a screenshot on trust.
The platform changes, so certification is revalidated periodically against the current syllabus. You will be told well before anything lapses.
Create a free account, work through the syllabus on real projects, and come away with something you can show — not just something you sat through.