Tosca Training
Tosca Training is intended to provide learners with expertise in test automation using Tosca, a popular software testing tool. The course covers test case design, automation scripting, and execution, emphasising efficiency and quality assurance in software testing operations.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Tosca Training Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Software Testers: Software testers are looking to improve their automation skills and test execution speed.
Quality Assurance Engineers: Quality assurance engineers are looking to shorten testing procedures and increase software quality.
Test Automation Engineers: Interested in learning Tosca to build effective test automation frameworks.
Completing Tosca Training opens doors to different work prospects in the United States and Canada, including:
Automation Test Engineer: Creates, implements, and maintains automated test scripts for Tosca.
Quality Assurance Analyst: Utilizes Tosca for automated testing to guarantee software satisfies quality standards.
Software Developer in Test: Integrating Tosca into CI/CD workflows to enable continuous testing and deployment.
QA Automation Lead: Overseeing Tosca automation initiatives and teams to improve testing procedures.
Tosca talents are valued in industries including as banking, healthcare, technology, and retail in both the United States and Canada because of their efficiency in automated testing, which offers lucrative compensation and chances for professional advancement in software quality assurance and test automation.
- What is Tosca? Overview of Model-Based Testing
- Tosca vs. Other Automation Tools (Selenium, UFT)
- Installing Tosca Commander
- Tosca Workspace, Project Structure & Basic Navigation
- Understanding Modules, Test Cases, Test Steps
- Module Creation: Manual and Scan-based
- Identifying Controls (Input Fields, Buttons, Links)
- TestCase Design Concepts
- Linking Test Cases with Data
- Reusability through Business Components
- Execution Lists & Execution Entries
- Tosca Execution Logs
- Managing Test Execution Status
- TestCase Versioning and Test Data Reuse
- Reporting: Tosca Standard Reports
- Test Data Service (TDS) Basics
- Dynamic Data Handling
- Data-driven Testing (DDT)
- TestSheet Creation and Maintenance
- Working with Excel & CSV
- Automating Web and Desktop Applications
- Synchronization and WaitOn Elements
- Loops, Conditions, and Dynamic Expressions
- Handling Tables and Lists
- Error Handling in Tosca
- Tosca API Scan and API TestCases
- REST and SOAP API Testing Basics
- Chained Test Steps with API and UI
- Introduction to Tosca BI (if applicable)
- Building a Modular Test Automation Framework
- Folder and Naming Conventions
- Library Modules and Reusable Assets
- CI/CD Integration Concepts (e.g., Jenkins)
- Best Practices in Tosca Test Automation
- End-to-End Test Case Project
- Sample Business Process Automation (e.g., E-commerce or Banking Scenario)
- Mock Interviews / Common Tosca Interview Questions
- Final Assessment and Certificate of Completion
Note: Tosca Training curriculum is designed for beginners to intermediate-level learners. It covers foundational concepts and practical hands-on work. It will be modified according to the latest industry trends.
Tosca is a modern test automation tool by Tricentis that supports model-based testing for web, desktop, mobile, API, and more. It’s widely used in enterprise environments for automating end-to-end testing with minimal coding.
Yes, Tosca is beginner-friendly. Its no-code model-based approach makes it accessible to manual testers and non-programmers looking to shift into automation.
Basic knowledge of software testing and familiarity with QA processes is helpful. No prior coding experience is required, although familiarity with Excel and UI navigation is useful.
The training covers Tosca fundamentals, module creation, test case design, execution, test data management, automation of web and desktop apps, API testing, loops, conditions, and framework design.
Absolutely. The course includes practical assignments, real-time scenarios, and a final project to help you apply what you learn directly in Tosca Commander.
Yes, the training aligns with the Tricentis Tosca certification structure (e.g., Automation Specialist 1 & 2) and includes practice questions and guidance.
Yes, a Certificate of Completion will be provided upon successfully finishing the training and project work. Support for the preparation of official Tricentis certification is also available.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
You can register via our website https://checkmateittech.com/, or reach out to our support teams via phone, email, or WhatsApp. We’ll help you with batch schedules and payment options.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Completing Tosca Training opens doors to different work prospects in the United States and Canada, including:
Automation Test Engineer: Creates, implements, and maintains automated test scripts for Tosca.
Quality Assurance Analyst: Utilizes Tosca for automated testing to guarantee software satisfies quality standards.
Software Developer in Test: Integrating Tosca into CI/CD workflows to enable continuous testing and deployment.
QA Automation Lead: Overseeing Tosca automation initiatives and teams to improve testing procedures.
Tosca talents are valued in industries including as banking, healthcare, technology, and retail in both the United States and Canada because of their efficiency in automated testing, which offers lucrative compensation and chances for professional advancement in software quality assurance and test automation.
Student Reviews
The Tosca training was very practical and hands-on. The trainer's explanations on modules, test case design, and automation flow were simple to understand. Particularly beneficial were the sessions on data-driven testing and API testing. I felt confident utilizing Tosca to automate a number of test cases at work after finishing the course.
I was able to successfully switch from manual to automated testing because of this Tosca course. For someone like me who has no prior experience with automation, the gradual approach—from fundamentals to more complex subjects—was ideal. The exercises provided me the courage to practice independently, and the trainer clearly explained even the slightest details, such as loops and conditions. Anyone new to automation should take this course.