Introduction to User Acceptance Testing.pngThe Introduction to User Acceptance Testing course provides a comprehensive understanding of how UAT differs from other forms of software testing and why it is critical to delivering systems that truly meet business and user needs. The course explains where UAT sits within the software development lifecycle, who is responsible for conducting it, and how it supports effective decision-making before systems are released into live environments.
This course explores UAT across a range of delivery models, including traditional waterfall, V-model, and Agile projects. Learners develop practical skills in UAT planning, estimation, execution, and defect management, enabling them to bridge the gap between technical delivery teams and business stakeholders. The focus is on ensuring software solutions align with real-world user expectations and organisational objectives.
This is a skills and knowledge-based course with no formal accreditation or exam.
What’s Included
- Instructor-led Introduction to User Acceptance Testing training
- Accompanying course materials
- Practical exercises focused on UAT planning, execution, and reporting
- Hands-on examples aligned to real-world UAT scenarios
Delivery Options & Pricing
Live Virtual Classroom – Delivered by an experienced industry trainer
Interactive instructor-led training delivered in an online virtual environment over 2 days, providing approximately 14 hours of immersive, skills-based learning. The course combines theory, discussion, and practical activities to build confidence in managing and executing effective UAT processes.
Price: £675.00 + VAT
Monthly option: £56.25 + VAT per month (subject to finance availability)
Learners will understand the importance of user acceptance testing throughout all stages of software development.
Learners will be able to establish clear responsibilities between users, testers, and developers.
Learners will apply a risk-based approach to UAT activities.
Learners will be able to create a structured UAT plan.
Learners will define measurable and testable acceptance criteria.
Learners will identify the most common testing techniques used in UAT.
Learners will select appropriate UAT techniques based on system type and business risk.
Facts
- Course Level: Introductory / Foundation
- Duration: 2 days (approximately 14 hours)
- Exam Duration: Not applicable
- Pass Mark: Not applicable
- Prerequisites: None
- Delivery Methods: Live Virtual Classroom – 2 days
Who It’s For
This course is designed for Software Testers, Project Managers, Business Analysts, Business Managers, and other professionals involved in user acceptance testing in management, operational, or support roles. It is particularly valuable for those responsible for ensuring systems meet business and user expectations prior to release.Exam Information
Exam : Not applicablePre-Course Requirements
There are no formal prerequisites for this course. No pre-course work is required.Frequently Asked Questions
What is user acceptance testing (UAT)?
User acceptance testing is the final phase of testing where users or business representatives validate that a system meets agreed requirements and is fit for purpose before release.
Who is this course designed for?
The course is suitable for testers, business analysts, project managers, and business stakeholders involved in validating software against user and business needs.
Is the Introduction to User Acceptance Testing course accredited?
No. This is a skills and knowledge-based course with no formal accreditation.
How will this course help with my career?
The course strengthens practical UAT skills that are highly valued in testing, business analysis, and project delivery roles, particularly in organisations delivering business-critical systems.
How is this course delivered?
The course is delivered as instructor-led live virtual classroom training over two days.
Does this course include an exam?
No. There is no exam associated with this course.
What salary impact can UAT skills have?
In the UK, professionals with UAT responsibilities typically earn between £35,000 and £55,000 per year, with senior UAT analysts and business-facing testing roles earning £60,000 or more, depending on experience and sector.