For QA managers & directors
Your team is trying AI.
What should they learn next?
Find the skills and working practices to strengthen before you expand GenAI across your QA team.
Allow roughly 10–15 minutes. Untimed. No signup.
Inspired by the ISTQB® CT-GenAI v1.1 syllabus.
You answer as a leader. Your report reflects your responses and observations; it does not measure every team member’s competence.
Go beyond tool access.
Explore decisions about prompting, checking outputs, privacy, automation, and adoption.
Get a brief you can share.
Take away training priorities, questions to verify with your team, and a suggested pilot sequence.
Start a useful conversation.
Use your brief to discuss private team training with Nopmark, including scope, format, and timing.
What this assessment can tell you.
Is this a CT-GenAI mock exam?
No. These are original workplace scenarios sampling all five syllabus chapters, plus five self-reported team practices. It is an independent planning aid, not an official exam, accreditation claim, or pass prediction.
Can one manager establish the whole team’s readiness?
No. Scenario results reflect the person answering. Team practices are your observations. Use the report to start conversations, then validate skills with individual assessments and reviewed hands-on work.
Do I need to buy a course to get the report?
No. View, download, and print the full report without registration. You can then contact Nopmark to discuss team training. CT-GenAI self-paced e-learning is not currently available.
How does this connect to ISTQB CT-GenAI?
The scenarios reference selected learning objectives in the official CT-GenAI v1.1 syllabus. The certification concerns using GenAI in testing. CTFL certification is required before taking the CT-GenAI exam; it is not required to use this planning tool.