Course Overview
Build practical Selenium with C# expertise
In Selenium with c# training from Tekslate, you will learn Selenium in combination with the C# programming. You will gain knowledge on how to deploy items, configure your machine to run mobile automation testing, run test classes, sequence class, dispose driver, interact with the radio button, browser navigation commands in C#, distribute package as libraries, run webdriver interface wrapper - cross-browser test and page load timing. Our curriculum is designed by industry experts based on real-time scenarios.
Career outcomes
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Basic knowledge of C# programming is required to learn Selenium With C#. The following job roles will get benefited by taking up this course:
QA Engineers.
Build, customize, test, and maintain Selenium with C# solutions for real business requirements.
Software testers
Apply practical Selenium with C# skills across real-world projects, teams, and business scenarios.
IT professionals
Apply practical Selenium with C# skills across real-world projects, teams, and business scenarios.
Application Testers.
Apply practical Selenium with C# skills across real-world projects, teams, and business scenarios.
Included
Everything included
Live expert training, hands-on practice, and ongoing support—all included with your course.
30 hours live
Learn live with an expert instructor and revisit the session recordings later.
Hands-on projects
20 hours of guided practical work to turn concepts into job-ready skills.
Selenium With C# Certification
Follow a focused learning path aligned with the skills assessed in certification exams.
Flexible learning
Use supporting learning material and recordings around your weekday or weekend schedule.
Mentor support
Get your questions answered and receive individual guidance throughout the course.
Lifetime upgrades
Keep access to refreshed course material as the tools and curriculum evolve.
Six states, one workflow to job-ready
Your path through the program moves through six clear stages — each one building toward practical, job-ready skills.