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The A4Q Selenium Tester certification — automating browser tests with Selenium WebDriver: locators, the Page Object Model, waits and synchronisation, browser interactions and test stability.
The core ISTQB foundation certification — fundamentals of testing, the test process, techniques and tool support.
Testing of and with AI-based systems — quality characteristics, ML data, model testing and explainability.
The ISTQB Advanced Level Agile Tester certification (v2.0, released 17 April 2026) — the official successor to both the retiring CTFL-AT and CT-ATT extensions. Six chapters: test strategy and test approach challenges, people and teams, test management and test process improvement, shift left, Agile approaches and test techniques (the largest chapter), and test automation and test tools. Exam: 40 questions, 52 points, 34 to pass (65%), 90 minutes. Questions are weighted unequally — K2 counts 1 point, K3 counts 2 and K4 counts 3, so nine questions carry 21 of the 52 points.
The ISTQB Performance Testing specialist certification — load, stress, scalability and endurance testing. Five chapters: basic concepts, performance measurement fundamentals, performance testing in the software lifecycle, performance testing tasks (half the exam), and tools. Exam: 40 questions, 26 to pass (65%), 90 minutes. Nine questions are K4.
The ISTQB Security Test Engineer certification (v1.0.1) — the 2025 successor to the old CT-SEC syllabus, focused on actually performing security testing. Nine chapters: security paradigms, security test techniques, the security test process, standards and best practices, adapting security testing to the organizational context and to SDLC models, security testing within an ISMS, reporting results, and tools. Exam: 40 questions, 43 points, 28 to pass (65%), 75 minutes. Only CTFL is required — no prior security certification or work experience.
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CTFL-AT retires on 6 May 2027 (EN) / 6 November 2027 (non-EN) with no grandfathering. Here is exactly what CTAL-AT v2.0 replaces, how the two exams differ, and when to make the switch.
The CTFL v4.0 syllabus has six chapters and 64 learning objectives, and the exam draws exactly 8, 6, 4, 11, 9 and 2 questions from them. Here is the official breakdown, the K-level split and how to study against it.
A complete 2026 guide to the A4Q Certified Selenium 4 Tester Foundation: what it is, the exam format, the full syllabus, what changed with Selenium 4, and who should take it.
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