The Certified Agile Tester Foundation (CATF)™ certification is designed for professionals who want to gain a solid foundation in Agile Testing, with a focus on integrating testing seamlessly into Agile environments. Agile projects emphasize continuous feedback, iterative delivery, and collaboration, and this certification prepares testers and other stakeholders to adapt testing approaches accordingly.
This course is ideal for those working in Agile teams or those transitioning from traditional testing methods. It’s also beneficial for professionals who want a deeper understanding of how testing fits into Agile practices like Scrum.
Why Agile Testing Matters
Agile testing differs from traditional testing in its:
- Early and continuous involvement
- Shift-left mindset
- Collaboration with developers and product owners
- Emphasis on automation and speed
- Focus on value-driven quality
E-Course Duration
10 to 15 Hours (Self-paced)
Exam Details
- Questions: 35 Multiple Choice Questions
- Passing Score: 80% (28 out of 35 correct)
- Exam Duration: 1 hour (60 Minutes)
- Mode: Non-proctored, online, accessible anytime within eight-month validity
Exam Voucher Policy
- Comes with two attempts via voucher in “My Vouchers” tab
- Exam accessible through “My Exam(s)” tab
- Second attempt invalid if you pass on the first
- New voucher must be purchased after both attempts are used unsuccessfully
Certification Validity
The CATF™ certification is valid for life
Course Outline
Module 1 – Agile Fundamentals
- Process categories
- History, manifesto & principles of Agile
- Agile models overview (Scrum, Kanban, XP, etc.)
- Agile Games/Exercises
- Agile vs Traditional Testing mindset
Module 2 – Testing Fundamentals
- Core testing concepts
- Agile testing lifecycle and workflows
- Test types and levels explained
Module 3 – Practical Test Design Techniques
- The Shift Left concept and its benefits
- Dynamic testing techniques in Agile
- Designing effective tests early in the cycle
Module 4 – Basic Agile Testing
- Agile test planning and reporting
- Executing tests in short sprints
- Test-first approach (TDD, BDD principles)
Target Audience
- Test Analysts
- Business Analysts
- Programmers and Developers
- Project Managers
- System Users with Testing Responsibilities
- Anyone involved in or supporting QA and Agile teams
