Master Automation Testing with Python & Selenium – From Beginner to Expert -Live Training

Master automation testing using Python and Selenium with our hands-on, project-oriented course. This program is designed to transform beginners into job-ready automation testers by combining strong Python fundamentals with advanced Selenium practices, real-world scenarios, and automation frameworks.

Over 8 weeks, you’ll start from the basics of Python programming and gradually build expertise in Selenium WebDriver, PyTest framework, Page Object Model (POM), data-driven testing, and continuous integration with tools like Git and Jenkins. Each week is structured to deliver focused learning with practical sessions, making it ideal for anyone aiming to enter or grow in the field of test automation.

About the Instructor:

Anand is a seasoned Quality Assurance and Test Automation expert with over 13 years of industry experience. He specializes in automation using Python, Selenium WebDriver, and modern web testing tools. Anand has successfully designed and implemented robust, scalable automation frameworks for various enterprise applications.

With over 6 years of teaching experience, he has trained corporate teams, professionals, and freshers, helping them build strong automation testing skills. His sessions are known for being hands-on, practical, and easy to follow, with real-time project examples.

Anand has deep expertise in manual and automation testing, synchronization techniques, data-driven testing, and CI/CD tools like GitHub and Jenkins. He focuses on building industry-ready skills and preparing students for interviews and real-world QA roles.

His passion for teaching and commitment to student success make him a highly sought-after trainer in the test automation space.

Sample Video:

“Master Automation Testing with Python & Selenium – From Beginner to Expert”-Demo Video

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~200 USD 159 ~~USD~~~~ 89 USD Or ~~13000 INR~~ ~~9900 INR~~ 6900 Rupees.

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Free Day 1 On :

12th June @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)

12th June @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) (U.S Timings)

12th June @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)

Class Schedule:

For Participants in India: Monday to Friday @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST)

For Participants in US: Monday to Friday @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST)

For Participants in UK: Monday to Friday @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST)

What Will I learn by the End of this course?

Understand Python fundamentals, including syntax, data types, control flow, functions, and basic object-oriented programming.
Set up Selenium WebDriver and automate browser interactions using various locator strategies like ID, XPath, and CSS selectors.
Perform element interactions such as handling text boxes, links, dropdowns, frames, tables, and mouse/keyboard actions.
Implement synchronization using implicit, explicit, and fluent waits to create stable test scripts.
Use JavaScript Executor for DOM manipulation and advanced browser features, including debugging and handling cookies.
Develop data-driven test scripts using external data sources (Excel, CSV, databases) and integrate logging.
Write and manage test cases with PyTest, including annotations, parameterization, hooks, and generating detailed reports with Extent Reports.
Design and build automation frameworks using Page Object Model and hybrid frameworks for maintainable test suites.
Use Git for version control and GitHub for remote repository management.
Set up Continuous Integration pipelines with Jenkins to automate test execution and reporting.

What students have to say about Anand:

Anand sir explains each concept so clearly and patiently. His real-time examples helped me understand even the toughest topics easily. Highly recommended for anyone serious about automation – Deepak

I had zero knowledge of Python and Selenium, but Anand’s teaching style made everything so simple. I built my first framework confidently by Week 6 – Salman

Best trainer I’ve ever learned from. He not only teaches but also shares industry practices and tips that helped me crack my interview. – Magna

Anand’s sessions are very practical. Every week we had hands-on tasks, and that made all the difference. His way of teaching is very student-friendly. – Vidya Raghavan

The course was well-structured, and Anand sir answered every doubt with patience. The frameworks and CI/CD part were the highlights for me. – Prasanth

Even after the course ended, Anand sir was very supportive. The projects and assignments gave me the confidence to handle real-time scenarios at work. – Lavanya

Salient Features:

40 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
Lifetime access to the recorded videos
Course Completion Certificate

Who can enroll in this course?

Beginners who want to start a career in automation testing.
Manual testers looking to move into automation.
Fresh graduates from IT/non-IT backgrounds interested in Python and Selenium.
Developers or QA professionals wanting to upskill in test automation.
Anyone with basic computer knowledge and a willingness to learn coding.

Course syllabus:

Weekly Highlights:

Week 1: Python Fundamentals – Introduction to Python basics, syntax, variables, and operators, environment setup.
Week 2: Python Fundamentals – Control flow, data structures (lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets), functions, and basic OOP concepts.
Week 3: Introduction to Selenium WebDriver – WebDriver setup, browser interaction, and in-depth locators (ID, Name, XPath, CSS).
Week 4: Selenium WebDriver – Element interactions (text boxes, links, dropdowns) and basic commands (navigation, browser commands).
Week 5: Selenium WebDriver – Synchronization (waits) and advanced interactions (frames, tables, mouse actions).
Week 6: Advanced Selenium Concepts – JavaScript Executor, browser features for debugging, data-driven testing, and logging.
Week 7: PyTest – Testing framework, annotations, parameterization, and reporting with Extent Reports.
Week 8: Automation Frameworks – Page Object Model, hybrid framework implementation, Continuous Integration with Git and Jenkins.

Week 1: Python Fundamentals – Getting Started (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Software Testing & Automation: What it is, why it’s important, challenges of manual testing, benefits of automation, and an overview of automation testing tools.
- Setting up the Python Environment: Downloading and installing Python, understanding the Python environment, using an online environment like Google Colab or Jupyter Notebook.
- Basic Python Syntax: “Hello, World!” programs, running Python programs, understanding console output.
- Python Variables and Data Types: Integers, floats, strings, booleans, and how to manipulate them.
- Python Operators.
- Basic Python Program.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- Google Colab or Jupyter Notebook (online versions)

Week 2: Python Fundamentals – Control Flow, Data Structures & OOP Basics (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- Conditional Statements: if, elif, and else for decision-making.
- Looping Statements: for and while loops for repetitive tasks.
- Lists and Tuples: Concepts, usage, and common operations (accessing, adding, removing elements).
- Dictionaries and Sets: Concepts, usage, and common operations.
- Functions and Methods in Python: Defining and calling functions, passing parameters, return values, scope, and modularity.
- Classes and Objects in Python (Introduction to OOP principles).
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm (Introduction to local development environment)

Week 3: Introduction to Selenium WebDriver & In-Depth Locators (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- What is Selenium? Features and Limitations.
- Selenium WebDriver: Architecture, downloading WebDriver API, setting up a basic Selenium project in PyCharm.
- Executing test cases on multiple browsers.
- Locators: What are locators and their importance.
- Types of Locators (In-depth): ID, Name, Class Name, Tag Name, Link Text, Partial Link Text.
- XPath: Types of XPath, Writing XPath, Built-in functions in XPath, Handling Dynamic elements using XPath.
- CSS Selectors: Introduction and rules with examples.
- Inspecting HTML to identify attributes of elements.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm
- Web browser with developer tools (e.g., Chrome DevTools, Firefox Developer Tools)
- Browser plugins for XPath/CSS (e.g., Chropath)

Week 4: Selenium WebDriver – Element Interactions & Basic Commands (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- WebDriver commands: Browser commands (e.g., get(), close(), quit(), maximize_window()), Get commands (e.g., current_url, title, page_source), Switching commands (e.g., alert, to.frame), Navigation commands (e.g., back(), forward(), refresh()).
- Handling Web Elements: Textbox/Input box (entering text, clearing), Links (clicking), Radio Button/Checkbox (selecting/deselecting), Dropdown box/Combo box (single and multi-select), List box.
- Retrieving attributes of elements to validate dynamic content.
- Capturing Screenshots.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm

Week 5: Selenium WebDriver – Synchronization & Advanced Interactions (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- Synchronization: Implicit Waits, Explicit Waits (WebDriverWait and expected conditions), Fluent Waits.
- Handling Web Elements: Calendar/Date Picker, Web Links, HTML frames/Iframes, Web/HTML Tables.
- Mouse actions using Actions class: Mouseover, Mouse double click, Mouse right clicks, Drag and Drop.
- Handling Slider/scroll bar, Resizing, Handling Tooltips.
- Keyboard actions.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm

Week 6: Advanced Selenium Concepts – DOM Manipulation & Browser Features (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- JavaScript Executor: How to use JavaScript Executor for interactions, scrolling, and retrieving hidden elements.
- DOM Manipulation (via JavaScript Executor): Understanding how to interact with the Document Object Model for advanced scenarios not easily handled by standard Selenium commands.
- Browser Profiles and Desired Capabilities.
- Handling cookies.
- Headless browser testing
- Browser Features for Debugging (Reading Console Output & Network Tab): Understanding how to access and interpret browser console logs and network traffic for debugging automation scripts (practical demonstration).
- Data Driven Testing in Selenium: What is data driven testing, Data Driven Tests using multiple sources (Excel/CSV files, Text files, Databases).
- Python logging for script execution.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm
- Browser developer tools (Console and Network tabs)
- Libraries for Excel/CSV handling (e.g., openpyxl, csv)

Week 7: PyTest – Testing Framework & Reporting (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- What is PyTest? Features of PyTest.
- Install PyTest in PyCharm and writing basic PyTest test cases.
- Annotations in PyTest: @pytest.mark.skip, @pytest.mark.parametrize.
- Prioritizing tests, skipping tests, grouping methods.
- Parameterization and Data Provider (data-driven testing with parameterization).
- PyTest Hooks.
- Generating Extent Reports: Importance of detailed test reports, integrating Extent Reports with PyTest to generate HTML reports, customizing report content and appearance
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm
- Extent Reports libraries

Week 8: Automation Frameworks & Continuous Integration (5 hours)

Topics Covered:
- What is a Framework? Various Types of Frameworks.
- Page Object Model (POM): Principles, benefits, designing and implementing page objects in Selenium.
- Implementation of Hybrid Driven Framework from scratch: Creating page objects and object repository, utility files, setting up configuration files, creating automation test scripts, creating data-driven test scripts.
- Continuous Integration (CI): Principles and Continuous Integration Tools.
- Git and Version Control: Introduction to Git, basic Git commands (clone, add, commit, push, pull), working with remote repositories (GitHub).
- Jenkins: Download and install Jenkins, running Selenium test scripts through Jenkins, integrating Selenium and PyTest with Jenkins.
Tools/IDEs Used:
- PyCharm
- Git
- GitHub (online platform)
- Jenkins