Master Software Testing Through Real Projects

Join our hands-on learning program where you'll debug actual applications and build testing frameworks used by Taiwan's tech companies. No theory-heavy lectures – just practical skills you can apply immediately.

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Your 8-Month Learning Journey

We built this program after working with hundreds of debugging projects. Each phase connects to real challenges you'll face in software testing roles.

Months 1-2

Foundation & Tool Setup

Start with debugging basics using actual buggy applications. You'll learn to read error logs, set breakpoints, and use debugging tools on real codebases from local startups. No perfect demo apps here – we use messy, real-world code.

Months 3-4

Automated Testing Frameworks

Build your first test automation suite for a live e-commerce platform. You'll write test scripts, handle flaky tests, and learn why some automation approaches fail in production environments.

Months 5-6

Performance & Load Testing

Work with actual performance bottlenecks in web applications. You'll use profiling tools, identify memory leaks, and create load testing scenarios based on real user patterns from Taiwan market data.

Months 7-8

Team Project & Portfolio

Collaborate on testing a complex application with other learners. Handle code reviews, bug reports, and testing documentation. Build a portfolio showing actual problems you solved, not just course exercises.

Expert Instructors

Learn from Practitioners, Not Just Teachers

Our instructors debug code for living companies every day. Torben spent five years fixing critical bugs in financial software. Wilma leads testing teams at three different Taiwanese tech companies. They'll show you problems they actually solved, not textbook examples.

Each week includes office hours where you can discuss real challenges you're facing. We've found that students learn faster when they can connect coursework to actual industry problems.

Torben, Senior Debugging Specialist with 8 years experience in financial software testing

Torben Lindqvist

Senior Testing Engineer

Wilma, Team Lead in Software Quality with expertise in automated testing frameworks

Wilma Chen

QA Team Lead

Students working on debugging real applications during hands-on learning session

Common Questions About Our Program

We get these questions a lot. Here are honest answers about what to expect.

Our next 8-month program begins September 2025. We run two cohorts per year to maintain small class sizes. Applications open in June, and we usually fill spots by July due to the hands-on nature of the curriculum.

You should understand basic programming concepts and be comfortable reading code. We don't expect you to be a developer, but you'll need to understand what loops and functions do. Most successful students have some coding background or have completed online programming basics courses.

We work with buggy, real-world applications instead of clean demo projects. You'll encounter the frustrating, messy problems that actually exist in production code. Plus, you get direct feedback from instructors who debug software professionally. Learn more about our approach.

Plan for 12-15 hours per week. This includes 4 hours of live sessions, plus project work and reading time. Some weeks require more when you're working through complex debugging challenges. We designed this schedule for people who work full-time but want to transition into testing roles.

Graduates typically find junior testing roles, QA positions, or debugging specialist roles. We can't guarantee specific outcomes, but our alumni work at local tech companies and international firms with Taiwan offices. Your portfolio of real debugging projects helps demonstrate practical skills to employers. Contact us for alumni career paths.