Built on Real Testing Experience

We started TechSystemNova because we saw too many testing courses teaching outdated methods. Our approach combines practical industry experience with hands-on learning that actually prepares you for modern software testing challenges.

2019

Founded after seeing gaps in practical testing education

2021

Launched first automation testing program

2023

Expanded to mobile and API testing specializations

2025

Leading practical testing education across Thailand

How We Got Started

Back in 2019, I was working as a senior QA engineer at a tech company in Bangkok. We kept hiring people who had completed testing bootcamps, but they struggled with real-world scenarios. They knew theory but couldn't troubleshoot flaky tests or design effective test strategies for complex applications.

That's when I realized there was a fundamental problem with how testing was being taught. Most programs focused on tools and certifications rather than practical problem-solving skills. Students would learn Selenium syntax but couldn't identify which tests were actually worth automating.

"We decided to build the kind of testing education we wished we'd had — one that prepares you for real challenges, not just exam questions."

So we started small. Just a weekend workshop teaching debugging techniques for automated tests. The response was overwhelming — people were hungry for practical, hands-on learning that connected directly to their daily work challenges.

Today, we focus on what matters most: giving you the confidence and skills to handle whatever testing challenges come your way. Whether that's setting up CI/CD pipelines, designing API test suites, or mentoring junior testers on your team.

Meet Your Instructors

We're practitioners first, teachers second. Everyone on our team actively works in software testing and brings current, real-world experience to every lesson.

Kasper Thorvaldsen

Lead Quality Assurance Instructor

Eight years building test frameworks for fintech and e-commerce companies. Kasper specializes in API testing strategies and helping teams transition from manual to automated testing without breaking existing workflows.

Sienna Blackwood

Curriculum Development Manager

Former mobile testing lead at three different startups. Sienna designs our learning paths based on actual skill gaps she's observed in the industry and creates exercises using real application scenarios.

What Drives Our Teaching Philosophy

We believe the best way to learn testing is by actually doing it — working with real applications, debugging actual problems, and making decisions that matter.

Real applications over toy examples — we use actual codebases with genuine complexity and edge cases that you'll encounter in professional environments.
Problem-solving skills over tool memorization — understanding when and why to use different approaches matters more than syntax.
Industry context included — we explain not just how to write tests, but how testing fits into development workflows and team dynamics.
Honest feedback and realistic timelines — learning effective testing takes time, and we're upfront about what to expect along the way.

Students working on real testing scenarios

Our Learning Approach

We've refined our methodology through five years of teaching working professionals. Here's how we structure learning to build genuine expertise instead of just surface-level familiarity.

Start With Context

Before jumping into tools, we explore why certain testing approaches exist and when they're most effective. Understanding the reasoning helps you adapt techniques to new situations.

Practice With Purpose

Every exercise connects to real scenarios you'll face at work. We use applications with actual complexity — databases, APIs, user authentication, and integration points that can actually break.

Build Progressively

We layer skills systematically, starting with manual testing fundamentals before moving into automation. Each new concept builds on what you've already mastered, creating solid foundations.

Collaborative learning environment at TechSystemNova