Hey @matea,
In testing, especially when youāre just starting out, curiosity is the light that guides you forward. It nudges you to ask questions, to dig deeper, to never settle for surface-level answers. That instinct alone puts you ahead of the game.
Now, if youāre ready to grow beyond basic testing and really invest in yourself, Iād ask you without hesitation to really explore the Ministry of Testing platform.
But to be honest, itās not just a platform with videos and lessons. Itās a living, breathing ecosystem for testers like you. A global community built for testers, by testers.
Iāve personally seen what it can do. For beginners. For experts. For everyone in between. Checkout my profile to get an idea. Rahul Parwal | parwalrahul | Ministry of Testing
So why does it work so well?
Because it meets you where you are at your career stage and then lifts you higher from there.
Youāll discover curated learning paths. Not just a random collection of tutorials, but focused, intentional journeys through topics like automation, AI, exploratory testing, systems thinking, etc.
Youāll attend live events. MiniConfs. Talks with real experts. Free. Insightful. Eye-opening. I rely on their testing trends to know where the field is going and how I can lead the way.
But hereās the real magic of this community: the people.
Ask a question, and you wonāt just get one answer. Youāll spark a conversation like we are doing right now. Youāll join a group of voices, all adding their own notes. The community is welcoming. Generous. Brilliant. And those conversations? Theyāll teach you more than any lecture or course ever could.
As you participate, you build. A living portfolio-like this. Not just a list of certifications, but a presence that grows every time you write a post, earn a badge, or speak at an event. Youāll stop wondering how to get noticed. Youāll be noticed.
One last thing. Subscribe to their newsletter. Itās a sharp, consistent stream of updates, events, curated resources, and thought-provoking ideas.
All the best, and happy to answer any follow-up questions.
Rahul