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Selenium Training
Learn Selenium automation testing with hands-on training in web application testing, test script development, browser automation, TestNG, Maven, Selenium WebDriver, and framework design. Gain practical experience in automating real-world testing scenarios to build a successful career in software testing and QA automation.
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About The Course
Selenium Training is a structured learning program that teaches you how to use the Selenium automation testing framework to automate web browser interactions and perform software testing efficiently. Selenium itself is a free, open-source testing tool/framework used primarily for automating web applications across different browsers and platforms. It supports multiple programming languages like Java, Python, C#, Ruby, and JavaScript.
Selenium Training covers: • Core Selenium tools — Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, Selenium Grid • Writing automated test scripts • Cross-browser and cross-platform testing • Integration with frameworks like TestNG, JUnit, Maven, and CI/CD tools • Real-world project-based hands-on practice It is ideal for Software Testers, QA Engineers, Developers, and anyone looking to build a career in test automation.
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Benefits of Attending Selenium Training
- High Industry Demand— Automation testers with Selenium skills are among the most sought-after professionals in the software industry worldwide.
- Open-Source & Free— Selenium is free to use, making it one of the most cost-effective automation tools to learn and implement.
- Cross-Browser Testing Expertise— Training teaches you to run tests across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and more simultaneously.
- Language Flexibility— You can write Selenium scripts in your preferred language — Java, Python, C#, etc.
- Career Advancement— Selenium certification and training significantly boost your resume and increase your chances of landing QA/automation roles.
- Higher Salary Potential— Automation testers typically earn more than manual testers, making Selenium training a valuable investment.
- Integration Knowledge— Learn how to integrate Selenium with Jenkins, Maven, Git, Docker, and Agile/DevOps pipelines.
- Real-World Project Experience— Hands-on training prepares you with practical skills directly applicable to live projects.
- Foundation for Advanced Tools— Selenium knowledge forms the base for learning advanced tools like Appium, Cypress, Playwright, and more.
- Global Community & Support— Selenium has a massive global community, ensuring continuous learning resources and support.
Key Features of Selenium Training
- Selenium IDE: A browser extension for record-and-playback of test scripts — great for beginners.
- Selenium WebDriver: The core component that directly communicates with browsers to automate user actions.
- Selenium Grid: Enables parallel test execution across multiple machines and browsers simultaneously.
- Multi-Browser Support: Automate tests on Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge, Safari, and Opera.
- Multi-Language Support: Write test scripts in Java, Python, C#, Ruby, JavaScript, or Kotlin.
- TestNG / JUnit Integration: Learn to organize, group, and report tests using popular testing frameworks.
- Page Object Model (POM): Industry-standard design pattern for building maintainable and reusable test frameworks.
- Data-Driven Testing: Run the same test with multiple sets of data using Excel, CSV, or databases.
- Cross-Platform Testing: Execute tests across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.
- CI/CD Integration: Integrate Selenium tests with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and Maven for DevOps pipelines.
- Handling Dynamic Web Elements: Master XPath, CSS Selectors, waits (implicit/explicit), and frames/alerts.
- Screenshot & Reporting: Capture screenshots on failure and generate detailed HTML reports using ExtentReports.
- Real-Time Projects: Hands-on practice with live e-commerce, banking, or CRM applications.
- Headless Browser Testing: Run tests without a visible browser UI for faster, server-side test execution.
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Course Curriculum
1. Introduction to Selenium & Automation Testing
This unit introduces the fundamentals of software testing and automation using Selenium. Learners will understand the differences between manual and automated testing, explore Selenium’s architecture and components, and set up the required tools, including Java, Selenium WebDriver, IDEs, and browser drivers, to begin creating automation scripts.
Basics of Software Testing
Video · 0:00 - 25:00
Manual vs Automation Testing
Video · Starts at 1:40
2.Core Java for Selenium
This unit covers the essential Java programming concepts required for Selenium automation. Learners will understand variables, data types, loops, methods, object-oriented programming (OOP), exception handling, and collections, enabling them to write efficient and maintainable Selenium test scripts.
Java Fundamentals
Video · 5 min
Variables & Data types
Video · 5 min
3. Selenium WebDriver
This unit focuses on automating web applications using Selenium WebDriver. Learners will master browser automation, web element identification using locators, XPath and CSS selectors, handling alerts, frames, windows, dropdowns, synchronization techniques, and performing mouse and keyboard actions to build reliable automation scripts.
Web Driver Architecture
Video · 5 min
Browser Launching
Video · 5 min
4. Test Frameworks & Automation Design
This unit teaches learners how to build scalable and maintainable automation frameworks using TestNG, Maven, and the Page Object Model (POM). It covers test execution, assertions, parameterization, data-driven testing, logging, reporting, and framework design for real-world automation projects.
TestNG Framework
Video · 5 min
Data-Driven Training with Excel
Video · 5 min
5. Advanced Selenium & API Testing
Transition from procedural programming to structured Classes and Objects. Write scalable architectures using encapsulation patterns, access modifiers, constructors, and parameter overloads.
File Upload and Download
Video · 5 min
Screenshort Capture
Video · 5 min
Project: Automating Web Application Test Scripts
Project 120 min
12
Modules
76
Lessons
42h
Total Duration
14
Coding Labs
4
Projects
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Feedback from our Participants
I joined the Selenium courses with zero automation background. The trainer built up from core Java basics to WebDriver scripting so smoothly that I never felt lost along the way.
Kiran
Selenium is an open-source automation testing tool used to automate web applications. It supports multiple browsers and programming languages such as Java, Python, C#, and JavaScript.
The main components are:
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium WebDriver
- Selenium Grid
- Selenium RC (deprecated)
Selenium WebDriver is a tool used to automate web browsers by interacting directly with browser drivers such as ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver, and EdgeDriver.
Selenium is free, supports multiple browsers and operating systems, works with different programming languages, and integrates with tools like TestNG, Maven, and Jenkins.
Selenium IDE is a browser extension used to record and playback test cases, while Selenium WebDriver allows developers to write automation scripts in programming languages for advanced testing.
Manual Testing is performed by testers manually, whereas Selenium automates test execution, reducing testing time and improving accuracy.
ChromeDriver acts as a bridge between Selenium WebDriver and the Chrome browser, allowing Selenium scripts to control and automate browser actions.
Selenium Grid allows multiple test cases to run simultaneously on different browsers, operating systems, and machines, reducing overall testing time.
Selenium is an open-source automation testing tool used to automate web applications. It supports multiple browsers and programming languages such as Java, Python, C#, and JavaScript.
The main components are:
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium WebDriver
- Selenium Grid
- Selenium RC (deprecated)
Selenium WebDriver is a tool used to automate web browsers by interacting directly with browser drivers such as ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver, and EdgeDriver.
Selenium is free, supports multiple browsers and operating systems, works with different programming languages, and integrates with tools like TestNG, Maven, and Jenkins.
Selenium IDE is a browser extension used to record and playback test cases, while Selenium WebDriver allows developers to write automation scripts in programming languages for advanced testing.
Manual Testing is performed by testers manually, whereas Selenium automates test execution, reducing testing time and improving accuracy.
ChromeDriver acts as a bridge between Selenium WebDriver and the Chrome browser, allowing Selenium scripts to control and automate browser actions.
Selenium Grid allows multiple test cases to run simultaneously on different browsers, operating systems, and machines, reducing overall testing time.
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