Git & GitHub for QA
Version control for testers: commits, history, undoing mistakes, branches, merge conflicts, remotes, pull requests, rebase, stash, tags and team workflows, with a practice Git terminal in every lesson. A complete, hands-on path from your first test to a production-grade framework.
- 85
- Lessons
- 10
- Sections
- 10
- Practice labs
- ~29h
- Of content
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1git switch -c test/login-coverage2git add login.spec.ts3git commit -m "Add login lockout test"4git push -u origin test/login-coverage
The method
Built like real QA work, not a video playlist.
Learn
85 focused lessons, each a few minutes long.
Practice
10 hands-on labs in a browser workspace.
Test yourself
10 section assessments plus a final exam.
Prove it
A public, verifiable achievement for recruiters.
What you will learn
- Why QA Engineers Need Git: Why Every QA Engineer Needs Git, What Version Control Solves for Test Teams, Git vs GitHub: What Is the Difference
- Your First Repository: Creating a Repository with git init, Checking State with git status, Staging Changes with git add
- Exploring History: Reading History with git log, Compact History with --oneline and Filters, Comparing Changes with git diff
- Undoing Mistakes Safely: Discarding Local Changes with git restore, Unstaging Files, Fixing the Last Commit with --amend
- Branches for Test Work: What a Branch Really Is, Creating and Switching Branches, Naming Branches for Test and Bug-Fix Work
- Merging and Merge Conflicts: How git merge Works, Fast-Forward vs Merge Commits, Why Merge Conflicts Happen
Where you will be at the end
- Complete 10 hands-on practice challenges, one per section (from Why QA Engineers Need Git to Git for Test Automation Teams)
- Pass 10 section assessments
- Build the portfolio project: Project 1
- Pass the Git & GitHub for QA final assessment and add the result to your Skill Passport
Who this course is for
- Beginners and manual testers starting this skill from scratch
- Working testers who want to apply it on real projects
- Anyone preparing for QA interviews that ask about this skill
- Best if you already have: No Git experience needed; Basic understanding of software testing helps
Curriculum
11 sections, one clear path.
- Why Every QA Engineer Needs Git
- Knowledge check
- What Version Control Solves for Test Teams
- Knowledge check
- Git vs GitHub: What Is the Difference
- Knowledge check
- How Git Stores Snapshots and Commits
- Knowledge check
- Installing Git and First-Time Configuration
- Knowledge check
- The Three Areas: Working Tree, Staging Area and Repository
- Knowledge check
- Reading the Terminal and Using Git Help
- Knowledge check
- How QA Teams Use Git Day to Day
- Knowledge check
- Hands-On: Your First Git Commands
- Knowledge check
- Your First Test Automation Repo
- Section assessment
Members-only toolkit
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Made from this course's own lessons, quizzes and labs — ready to revise before interviews or use at work.
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- Auto-checked labs
- Capstone portfolio project
- Timed final exam
Why paid courses
More than a free course: practice, proof and a portfolio
| What you get | Free | Academy |
|---|---|---|
| Short lessons with examples | ||
| Quick checks and certificate | ||
| Hands-on labs checked automatically | ||
| Section tests and a timed final exam | ||
| Portfolio capstone project with milestones | ||
| Cheat sheet, interview pack and lab answers to download | ||
| Verified skills on your profile and Skill Passport |
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Git & GitHub for QA: common questions
1.Do I need experience before starting Git & GitHub for QA?
2.What can I try for free, and what needs payment?
3.How long does the course take?
4.What do I get when I finish?
Finish with proof, not just a certificate PDF.
Pass the final assessment and get a public verification page showing your score, completion date and the skills you demonstrated — ready to share on LinkedIn.
