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TestBashX Edinburgh - A New Type of TestBash Joins the Family

A new TestBash software testing conference experience is being launched in Scotland; let us introduce you to TestBashX ! TestBashX is an authentic, hands-on, active learning experience that will take place on 26th June...

2nd March 2020
He hoki tatou! TestBash is back in Wellington, New Zealand!

After an amazing event last year in Wellington, we are back for another stellar TestBash event in New Zealand on the 16th and 17th of November 2020! Do you want to join us at the world's most southern capital?   There’s...

20th February 2020
Win a Ticket to TestBash Brighton Offered to You by TestRail

Do you want to win a ticket to TestBash Brighton ? The good news is you can! All you have to do is get involved over on The Club . This is the first time TestRail is sponsoring us and oh.. what a start! They have...

13th February 2020
Introducing Ministry of Testing Essentials: Revolutionary Software Testing Training for Beginners

Essentials Began as The Clinic When Dan Ashby and I first created the Software Testing Clinic (affectionately known as the Clinic) one of the key motivations was to develop accessible and relevant training on testing...

10th February 2020
Win a Ticket to TestBash Brighton Thanks to Legal & General

Do you want to win a ticket to TestBash Brighton ? The good news is you can! All you have to do is tell us which part of TestBash Brighton you are most looking forward to and why. Legal & General are back as sponsors...

10th February 2020
Win a Ticket to TestBash Brighton Due to the Generosity of BrowserStack

How would you like to win a ticket to TestBash Brighton ? Well, you can by simply snapping a picture of the Ministry of Testing logo in the wild! BrowserStack has signed up as annual Black Belt sponsors of all...

6th February 2020
Win A Ticket to TestBash Brighton Courtesy of nineDots

Do you want to be in with a chance to win a ticket to TestBash Brighton ? All you have to do is tell us how you feel attending TestBash will impact your career and what you hope to learn. We are excited to announce that...

5th February 2020
Roll Up! Roll Up! TestBash and Test.bash(); Manchester are back in town!

TestBash and Test.bash();, our software testing conferences, are back at The Lowry Theatre Manchester on the 1st and 2nd of October, for their 5th (TestBash) and 3rd (Test.bash();) years, and it will be bigger and better...

30th January 2020
TestBash Netherlands 2020 Lineup Is Live - You “Gouda” Join Us!

That’s right folks, TestBash Netherlands is back and bigger than ever. You feta believe we’ve got more training, new venues and lots of exciting surprises in store for you. Ministry of Testing has partnered with Huib...

9th December 2019
November RoundUp of All Things MoT

We're now into the festive season, thankfully we've lots of fantastic content to keep you cosy...or insert something just as cheesy here.  Either way, lots of new content for you to discover.  The Club A few selected...

6th December 2019
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