ABOUT PLAYWRIGHT MASTERS
made the switch.
Playwright Masters teaches one thing, properly: Playwright automation testing. No 12-tool sampler, no recorded lectures sold as mentorship. Live batches in Hyderabad, taught by someone writing automation code in production this week.
WHY THIS EXISTS
Manual testers kept getting stuck at the same wall.
Every hiring cycle in Hyderabad asks for the same thing — automation experience. And every manual tester hits the same problem: you can’t get the experience without the job, and you can’t get the job without the experience.
Most training fills that gap with theory. You finish a course, you can explain what a locator is, and you still freeze when an interviewer asks how you’d handle a flaky test in CI.
Playwright Masters was set up in {{FOUNDED_YEAR}} to close that gap the only way that works: you write real test suites against real applications, break them, fix them, and run them in a pipeline — before you ever sit in an interview.
{{FOUNDER_QUOTE — one or two sentences in your own words about why you started this. Keep it plain.}}
— {{TRAINER_NAME}}, Founder
WHO TEACHES YOU
One trainer. Every session.
You’re not handed to a rotating pool of instructors. The person who takes your demo is the person who reviews your code in week eight.
{{TRAINER_NAME}}
{{CURRENT_ROLE}} · {{YEARS_EXPERIENCE}} years in QA · Hyderabad
{{TRAINER_BIO — two or three sentences: where you’ve worked, what you automate day to day, and what you were doing before you moved into automation. The last part matters most to a manual tester reading this.}}
- {{CREDENTIAL_1 — e.g. "Automation lead on a {{DOMAIN}} product with 4,000+ tests in CI"}}
- {{CREDENTIAL_2 — e.g. "Started as a manual tester in {{YEAR}}; switched to automation in {{YEAR}}"}}
- {{CREDENTIAL_3 — e.g. certification, conference talk, open-source work}}
- Teaches every batch personally — maximum {{BATCH_SIZE}} students per batch
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY BUILD
The course, as a passing test run.
{{COURSE_DURATION}} of live sessions. Every item below is something you write yourself and push to your own GitHub — not something you watch someone else do.
playwright-masters.spec.ts
describe(‘Foundations’, () => {
- JavaScript & TypeScript for testers — only what you'll use
- Playwright setup, project structure, first passing test
- Locators, auto-waiting, and why your tests were flaky before
describe(‘Real-world testing’, () => {
- Page Object Model on a live e-commerce app
- Handling logins, sessions, file uploads, iframes
- API testing and mocking network calls
- Visual regression & accessibility checks
describe(‘Engineer-level skills’, () => {
- Fixtures, parallel runs, sharding, retries
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions — tests that run on every push
- Reporting, debugging traces, and triaging failures
- Framework build from scratch — your portfolio project
describe(‘Getting hired’, () => {
- Resume rewritten around your project work
- Mock interviews — technical and managerial rounds
- {{PLACEMENT_SUPPORT — describe exactly what you do. Only claim what you deliver.}}
// {{PROJECT_COUNT}} projects · {{HOURS}} hours live · recordings shared after each class
✓ {{PROJECT_COUNT}} projects passed · 0 skipped · ready to interview
HOW WE TEACH
Three rules we don't break.
Practical
Every session ends with working code on your machine. We talk about jobs, projects and skills — not buzzwords. Fifteen real projects beats a certificate nobody checks.
Encouraging
Manual testers switching careers are who this is for. Plain language, no gatekeeping, every step explained. Ask the basic question — that’s what the batch is for.
Credible
We tell you what the market actually pays and how long it actually takes. If we can’t back a number, we don’t print it.
HONEST FIT
This course isn't for everyone.
Read both columns before you book a demo. It saves us both time.
A good fit if you're…
+
A manual tester with {{MIN_EXPERIENCE}}+ experience wanting to move into automation
+
A fresher who can commit {{WEEKLY_HOURS}} hours a week to practice outside class
+
Working in Selenium and moving your team to Playwright
+
Comfortable being corrected in front of a small group
Not a good fit if you…
–
Want a certificate without writing code
–
Can’t attend live sessions and expect recordings to be enough
–
Are looking for a guaranteed job offer — we give placement support, not promises
–
Want every tool covered: Selenium, Cypress, Appium and Playwright in one course
Ready to become an Automation Test Engineer?
Sit in on a live session before you pay anything.