Test Automation with Selenium and Playwright Corporate Training
Build automation suites that survive every release.
This instructor-led program teaches your QA and engineering teams to design, build, and maintain test automation with Selenium and Playwright, from resilient locators to CI-ready frameworks, with every technique practiced in hands-on labs.
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How we build a release-confident team
The Edstellar TEST AUTOMATION Capability Model
Diagnose automation pain
We review your test suites, flaky-test burden, and maintenance costs to find where automation fails your releases.
Standardize automation methods
Your team learns one shared framework approach for locators, waits, page objects, and reporting used across every product.
Practice in guided labs
Teams build Selenium and Playwright automation in hands-on labs with coaching on tooling and design patterns.
Measure suite health
You track flakiness, execution time, and defect escape rate against clear quality targets tied to each release.
Scale the practice
Winning page objects and utilities become reusable libraries your whole engineering organization can adopt.
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Program Overview: What is Test Automation with Selenium and Playwright?
Test Automation with Selenium & Playwright is Edstellar's instructor-led technical program for QA engineers, SDETs, test automation engineers, and developers who own quality. Participants master automation foundations and strategy, Selenium WebDriver, Playwright browser automation, framework design with page objects and reporting, and CI/CD integration with cross-browser runs. The focus stays on production skill: one automation approach for every browser.
Training is hands-on across 24 hours with four guided practice sessions. Teams automate with Selenium and Playwright side by side, build page-object frameworks with reporting, and run cross-browser suites in CI in coached labs on realistic web applications. Instructors review every framework, coaching locator strategy, structure, and reliability with direct feedback. The program closes with a capstone: a unified automation suite across both tools.
Browser automation rots fast: flaky locators, tests that pass locally and fail in CI, and two toolchains that nobody unified. This program teaches teams to write automation that survives real pipelines, choosing Selenium or Playwright deliberately and structuring suites that stay green. Every technique is practiced in labs, so reliability carries into the browsers their users actually open.
The capstone unifies the toolkit: the team builds one automation suite spanning Selenium and Playwright, with page objects, reporting, and CI integration, and defends its tool choices in review. What they walk out with is a unified suite that runs cross-browser today, and the judgment to keep both tools pulling in the same direction.
Over 24 instructor-led hours, participants move from automation strategy to a complete capstone test suite. They write Selenium tests with stable locators and waits, build Playwright suites with fixtures and network control, design page-object frameworks with data-driven tests and reporting, and wire suites into CI with cross-browser execution. Every lab mirrors real automation work, and the capstone produces a working suite your engineering team can keep.
What's Included in this Workshop for Your Enterprise Teams
- 1
Foundations
Understand automation strategy, ROI, and what to automate first.
- 2
Selenium
Write WebDriver tests with stable locators, waits, and interactions.
- 3
Playwright
Use fixtures, auto-waits, and network control for modern apps.
- 4
Frameworks
Design page objects, data-driven tests, and reports.
- 5
CI integration
Run suites in pipelines across browsers and environments.
- 6
Capstone
Build a complete automation suite for a real application.
- Instructor-led delivery across virtual, onsite, and hybrid formats
- 24 hours of guided instruction with hands-on labs in every module
- Course materials, page-object templates, and framework starter kits included
- Trainers with real test automation and QA architecture experience
- Cohort scheduling aligned to your team’s availability and time zones
- Post-program support resources for applying methods to live products
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Test Automation with Selenium and Playwright Course Topics and Program Outline
Six modules take your team from automation strategy to a complete Selenium and Playwright test suite, with guided labs in every module and a capstone suite reviewed by the instructor.
Built by Edstellar with test automation architects and SDETs
Built by automation engineers who maintain test frameworks for production products, shaped around your stack and use cases.
We review your current suites, flaky-test burden, and coverage gaps to target automation where it pays off fastest.
Your team learns locators, waits, page objects, and framework strategy through live demos and walkthroughs.
Teams write Selenium and Playwright tests in hands-on labs with coaching on resilience and design.
Participants build a complete automation suite for a real application, presenting it to the cohort for review.
Outcome: a working Selenium and Playwright automation suite for a real application, ready for your pipeline.
Delivered as
Delivered as 24 instructor-led hours with a guided lab in every module and a capstone automation suite your team builds, runs, and presents.
Score your current test portfolio on automation candidacy and draft a prioritized automation backlog.
learna)The economics of test automation: ROI and maintenance
b)What to automate: risk-based selection criteria
c)Test pyramid and automation layering
d)Selenium vs Playwright: choosing for your context
Automate a multi-step web workflow in Selenium using stable locators and explicit waits.
practicea)WebDriver setup, drivers, and browser options
b)Locator strategies: CSS, XPath, and resilient selectors
c)Explicit waits and synchronization patterns
d)Handling frames, windows, alerts, and file uploads
Build a Playwright suite with fixtures and API setup that tests a checkout flow end to end.
practicea)Playwright architecture: contexts, pages, and fixtures
b)Auto-waiting, web-first assertions, and retries
c)Network interception, mocking, and API setup
d)Tracing, screenshots, and debugging failed runs
Refactor raw scripts into a page-object framework with data-driven tests and HTML reporting.
practicea)Page object and component patterns that scale
b)Data-driven testing with external data sets
c)Test runners, hooks, and parallel configuration
d)Reporting and failure artifacts teams read
Configure a pipeline job that runs the suite in parallel across browsers with retry and reporting.
applya)Wiring suites into CI pipelines with quality gates
b)Parallel execution, sharding, and retry policies
c)Cross-browser and device matrix strategies
d)Flaky-test detection, quarantine, and triage
Build and present a complete automation suite for a real application, with a maintenance and CI plan.
applya)Planning suite scope, layers, and ownership
b)Building the suite with Selenium and Playwright
c)Presenting the suite, metrics, and maintenance plan to stakeholders
Customize this program tailored to your team?
Tell us your training needs: what your team already works with, the level they’re at, and the topics you want them to focus on. We’ll adjust the modules, duration and hands-on labs, and send you a customized outline for your group.
Key Skills and Outcomes Your Team Will Gain
Every participant leaves with automation frameworks and test suites they can extend on their own products the week after the program.
Design automation strategy
Decide what to automate, in what order, and how to measure the return on automation effort.
Write Selenium WebDriver tests
Automate browsers with stable locators, explicit waits, and reliable interactions.
Automate with Playwright
Use fixtures, auto-waiting, and network interception for fast, stable modern test suites.
Build page-object frameworks
Structure tests with page objects, components, and shared utilities that stay maintainable.
Drive tests with data
Parameterize suites with external data sets for broader coverage without code duplication.
Integrate suites into CI/CD
Run tests in pipelines with parallel execution, retries, and clear reporting.
Tame flaky tests
Diagnose instability causes and apply waits, isolation, and quarantine practices that restore trust.
Teams that Benefit from this Test Automation with Selenium and Playwright Group Training
This program is built for QA engineers, SDETs, test automation engineers, and developers who own quality. Content adapts to role and experience, so each cohort practices the automation workflows it owns, from scripting to framework design.
Turn manual effort into trusted automation
QA engineers and SDETs learn Selenium and Playwright scripting, page objects, and CI integration for lasting suites.
Workflow friction
- Manual regression that never finishes
- Automation that breaks on every release
- Suites nobody trusts anymore
How the program helps
- Suites that run green on every build
- Frameworks the whole team can extend
- Regression cycles cut from days to hours
Practice use cases
- UI automation
- Regression suites
- Smoke testing
- CI pipelines
Standardize frameworks across products
Automation engineers learn framework design patterns, data-driven testing, and flaky-test control at scale.
Workflow friction
- Every team invents its own framework
- Flaky tests eroding confidence
- Maintenance eating new-test capacity
How the program helps
- One framework pattern across teams
- Shared libraries that cut duplication
- Stable suites with low maintenance
Practice use cases
- Framework design
- Shared libraries
- Flakiness control
Ship UI changes with test coverage
Frontend developers learn Playwright component and end-to-end testing to validate UI changes before merge.
Workflow friction
- UI bugs slipping to production
- Slow feedback on frontend changes
- Quality owned by QA alone
How the program helps
- UI regressions caught before merge
- Fast feedback on every pull request
- Shared ownership of quality
Practice use cases
- Component testing
- Visual checks
- PR validation
Make quality gates part of delivery
DevOps engineers learn to run automation suites in pipelines with parallel execution, reporting, and quality gates.
Workflow friction
- Tests bolted on after deployment
- Slow suites blocking releases
- No quality signal in the pipeline
How the program helps
- Quality gates that block bad builds
- Parallel runs that keep pipelines fast
- Test results visible to everyone
Practice use cases
- Pipeline gates
- Parallel execution
- Test reporting
Every cohort blends methods with the testing workflows your teams own, so practice time maps directly to your products.
Prerequisites: This program suits QA engineers, SDETs, automation engineers, and developers responsible for test quality. No prior automation experience is needed; basic programming familiarity helps. Teams with active web products get the fastest payoff by practicing on their own applications. The program adapts examples, labs, and the capstone brief to each cohort’s stack and release process.
QA engineer to automation architect
Teams start with automation strategy and locator fundamentals, then build Selenium, Playwright, and framework skills through guided labs, finishing with a capstone suite ready for the pipeline.
One program that grows with QA careers, from manual testing basics to confident automation framework ownership.
Mixed cohort, or several teams at once?
We can tailor the training to different teams, roles, and experience levels within the same program.
Certificate of Training Completion.
On successful completion, employees receive an Edstellar course completion certificate, recognizing their commitment to ongoing learning and professional development. It validates the skills they have built and motivates them to keep growing and contribute to organizational success.
Earned, not attended. Awarded on completion of all hands-on labs and the capstone project.
Training Delivery Modes: Virtual, Onsite and Hybrid
Choose the format that fits your team: live virtual sessions, onsite workshops, or a blended hybrid schedule.
Hybrid Training
A blended schedule with virtual sessions and onsite lab days. Your team gets remote flexibility plus in-person collaboration for framework design and the capstone suite.
- Flexible mix of virtual and onsite sessions
- Onsite lab days for framework building
- Cohorts across locations in one program
- Schedule shaped around release calendars
Onsite Training
Instructor-led sessions at your office with dedicated lab time. Your team builds automation frameworks together with direct coaching.
- Dedicated lab environment at your site
- Direct coaching during framework exercises
- Team alignment on automation standards
- Minimal disruption to delivery schedules
Live Virtual Training
Live online sessions with shared lab environments and breakout coaching. Your team practices automation from anywhere with full instructor support.
- Live instruction with real-time Q&A
- Cloud-based lab environments provided
- Breakout rooms for team exercises
- Recordings available for review
Need a training format that works for your team?
Full days, half days across weeks, or split by module. Tell us the delivery window and we schedule the cohort around it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Share your team size and preferred format through the quote form. We respond with pricing and scheduling options within one business day.
Yes. A short discovery call helps us understand your products, stack, and automation maturity so we can tailor the labs.
Yes. Live virtual sessions include cloud-based lab environments, breakout coaching, and recordings for review.
Yes. We deliver onsite at your office with dedicated lab time and direct coaching during framework exercises.
The program runs 24 instructor-led hours, typically delivered over three to four days or spread across weeks.
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Where this Training Fits in Your Team's learning path.
Test automation with Selenium and Playwright follows testing fundamentals. Your testers automate browser tests across browsers, add performance and load testing to see how the application behaves under traffic, and then run both continuously in the pipeline.
Why Choose Edstellar as Your Corporate Training Provider for Test Automation with Selenium and Playwright Course
Edstellar delivers Test Automation with Selenium & Playwright as hands-on, instructor-led training for QA and engineering teams. Labs mirror real automation work, the capstone produces a suite your team keeps, and every pattern transfers directly to your products.
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Tailored
Labs and the capstone are shaped around your applications and stack so every exercise maps to real work.
Proven Methodology
A repeatable automation workflow, from strategy through CI integration, refined across many engagements.
Practice-Based Learning
Guided Selenium and Playwright labs in every module build the framework skills your team keeps.
Expert Trainers
Working automation architects coach your team through real tooling and framework decisions.
Global Scale
Cohorts run across time zones and regions with consistent content and lab environments.
Measurable Outcomes
Your team leaves with working suites, baselines, and a capstone project that prove the program’s impact.
Create Browser Automation That Balances Coverage, Reliability, and Framework Maintainability
Edstellar helps quality teams compare and apply Selenium and Playwright within a coherent automation strategy. Participants build browser workflows, organize page objects, and integrate cross-browser execution with reporting. A unified suite demonstrates their decisions about coverage, synchronization, and maintenance, with instructor feedback focused on trustworthy results rather than test counts alone.
- Step 01
Consult
We examine browser testing responsibilities and current automation challenges, identifying gaps in coverage selection, locator stability, synchronization, cross-browser execution, and diagnosing flaky results.
- Step 02
Plan
We establish automation strategy, practice Selenium and Playwright workflows, then organize page objects and reporting before configuring parallel cross-browser runs and a unified maintenance plan.
- Step 03
Align
We align browser automation expertise with QA engineers and developers, checking programming readiness and suitable application and CI environments for comparing the two automation tools.
- Step 04
Customize
We tailor sample user journeys and data variations to familiar application risks, retaining controlled cases for locator changes, timing issues, browser differences, and test isolation.
- Step 05
Execute
Participants automate multi-step workflows, refactor page objects, and run suites across browsers, receiving feedback on waits, locator choices, failure evidence, and responsible retry use.
- Step 06
Evaluate
We assess the unified suite for risk-relevant coverage, stable synchronization, interpretable reports, reproducible cross-browser runs, and a maintenance plan that addresses rather than conceals flaky behavior.
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Test Automation with Selenium & Playwright Training Training Packages & Pricing
Where L&D holds an annual budget, license packages price the whole year at once instead of raising a purchase order per workshop. Hours and licenses are pooled across teams, programs and locations, so unused capacity is not stranded in one department.
Starter
120
trainee licenses64 hours of group training
Tailored for SMBs
Growth
320
trainee licenses160 hours of group training
Ideal for growing SMBs
Enterprise
800
trainee licenses400 hours of group training
Designed for large corporations
Custom
Unlimited
trainee licensesDuration set by the rollout
Multi-region and multi-year
Training Packages & Pricing
Choose the training format that works for your team. Pricing is customized based on your requirements, cohort size, and delivery needs.
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