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title: 'Free Cloud Testing Fundamentals Certification: Exam and Hands-On Task'
description: 'Earn the TestingBot Cloud Testing Fundamentals Certification, free:
  pass a 20-question exam on the Cloud Testing Fundamentals course and run its suite
  on TestingBot. Verified against your real test runs.'
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  html: https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot/certification
  md: https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot/certification.md
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# TestingBot Cloud Testing Fundamentals Certification

Free. Prove you can use what the [Cloud Testing Fundamentals](https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot) course teaches, not just that you read it: pass a timed exam, then run the course suite on TestingBot.

The exam and the practical are tied to your TestingBot account, so sign in to start. A free account is enough.

[Sign in to start](https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot/certification/start) [Create a free account](https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot/certification/start?signup=1)

## How it works

1. 1

### Step 1: The exam

20 questions drawn from 30, 30 minutes, pass mark 80%. Not the knowledge-check questions. Explanations after grading; retake after 24 hours, up to 3 attempts in 7 days.

2. 2

### Step 2: Run your first cloud test on two browsers

2 passing browser tests in the build `certificate-testing-with-testingbot` on 2 different browser configurations, in the last 30 days.

How to run it

Run the test from [Your First Cloud Test](https://testingbot.com/resources/courses/testing-with-testingbot/your-first-cloud-test) on TestingBot on at least **two different browser/OS combinations** , with at least **two passed sessions** in the build `certificate-testing-with-testingbot`.

  1. Export your key and secret as `TB_KEY` and `TB_SECRET` (never hard-code them).
  2. Set the build name in `tb:options`:
    - Selenium (Python): `options.set_capability("tb:options", {"key": ..., "secret": ..., "name": "...", "build": "certificate-testing-with-testingbot"})`
    - Playwright: `'tb:options': { key: process.env.TB_KEY, secret: process.env.TB_SECRET, build: 'certificate-testing-with-testingbot' }` in the capabilities you encode into the `wsEndpoint`.

  3. Report the result of every session, so the dashboard matches your terminal:
    - Selenium: `driver.execute_script("tb:test-result=passed")` (or `failed`).
    - Playwright: the `testingbot_executor` `setSessionStatus` call shown in the chapter.

  4. Run once, then change the capabilities to a second combination (for example Chrome on `WIN11` and Firefox on `LINUX`) and run again.
  5. Open the dashboard and check that both sessions are listed under the build, marked passed.

Sessions without a reported status do not count. See [Group Tests](https://testingbot.com/support/web-automate/selenium/test-options#build) for the build option.

3. 3

### Step 3: Your certificate

Unlocks when both steps are done. Choose the name to print, then share the public link or add it to LinkedIn.

Certificate preview

TestingBot Cloud Testing Fundamentals Certification

This certifies that

Your name

passed a 20-question exam and ran passing browser tests on 2 browser configurations on TestingBot

Public link · Add to LinkedIn · Print

## What it says, and what it does not

- Shows your exam score and the tests TestingBot recorded on your account.
- Does not verify identity: the name is the one you enter.
- Issued by TestingBot. Not an accreditation, and not endorsed by the Selenium project, Microsoft, Appium, Maestro or any other tool vendor.