For many testers, the natural next step in their career journey is moving into a leadership role. Becoming a test lead isn’t about leaving behind the skills you’ve honed in
Certifications can feel a bit like a menu at a restaurant: there are so many options, all with tempting descriptions, but how do you pick the right dish that satisfies
Test automation is one of those topics that everyone agrees is important, but not everyone agrees on where to start. Organisations want faster releases, fewer bugs, and lower costs, but
When you hear the word ITIL, you might think of service desks, incident queues, and change request forms. And when you hear test management, you might picture test cases, defect logs, and
Certification budgets are finite, and the options for training continue to grow. However, without a structured review, you risk chasing fashionable badges that don’t advance your career or your organisation.
In software development, a technology stack is the carefully chosen set of tools, frameworks, and languages that work together to build and run an application. Each layer plays a role.
Front-line service‑desk roles are rarely permanent destinations. Many analysts view the desk as a springboard toward service-management leadership, especially now that ITIL 4 emphasises adaptable value streams over rigid processes.
Join us on Wednesday 5th November at 12:30 (BST) as John Young, Principal Consultant at TSG Training, discusses:
If you’ve already passed your ISTQB Foundation Level certification and gained hands-on testing experience, you might be wondering: “Am I ready to move on to the Advanced level?” The ISTQB Advanced
(And How to Save 20% on Your Certification This Summer) It can be a tough job market out there, and technical knowledge alone may not be enough to secure a
While we now have numerous technological advancements designed to make projects easier, many project managers are faced with projects of increasing complexity. Cross-functional teams, shifting priorities, stakeholder expectations, regulatory compliance,
Communication is no longer just a soft skill. It’s a core leadership capability, a career accelerator, and the foundation of high-performing teams. Whether you’re managing a team, working with stakeholders,
Learning at Work Week (13–18 May 2025) is more than a calendar event; it celebrates lifelong learning, continuous professional development, and investing in people. At TSG Training, we believe that
Each year, Global Accessibility Awareness Day (May 15) calls attention to an essential aspect of modern digital services: accessibility. It focuses on the premise that accessibility is not a feature,
Change is no longer the exception in today’s business environment; it’s the norm. Whether it is digital transformation, regulatory shifts, or evolving customer expectations, organisations must continuously adapt to stay
Each year, World Password Day, takes place on the 1st May 2025, serves as an important reminder: robust cybersecurity practices are not just for IT departments but fundamental to business
In just 30 minutes, we walk you through the brand-new CTFL v4.0 syllabus and explain how this evolution will impact software testers and QA professionals around the globe. ✅ Key
No matter how skilled the project team is, unexpected challenges, shifting stakeholder demands, and unforeseen events can derail even the best-laid plans. To thrive, project managers must continuously look for
Every April 22nd, Earth Day reminds us of the importance of protecting our planet. But beyond symbolic gestures and one-off events, project managers have a unique opportunity to drive meaningful,
Every year, on April 28th, the World Day for Safety and Health at Work emphasises the importance of creating safe, healthy working environments globally. Established by the International Labour Organization
Software development is a complex and iterative process that requires rigorous testing to ensure high quality and reliability. Early testing is one of the most effective ways to maintain software
At TSG Training, we want to give every delegate the best chance of success. That’s why we offer free course resits on all ISTQB courses.
If a delegate is unsuccessful in their exam, they are entitled to rejoin the same course once, free of charge, provided it takes place within 6 months of their original course date.
Please note: while the course resit is free, delegates will need to pay the exam fee again when re-sitting their exam
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