Com2uS announced on August 13 that it has launched the 'Com2uS-Elice Game QA Practical Bootcamp' in partnership with the digital education platform Elice, as part of the 'K-Digital Training' program hosted by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The bootcamp, which began on August 3, aims to cultivate professional talent and secure top-tier QA experts for high-quality game development.

The program is designed to sharpen the practical skills of job seekers and proactively identify top talent. Spanning 16 weeks, the curriculum is conducted online and is scheduled to conclude on December 7. The core of the training focuses on software QA automation processes and hands-on projects mentored by the actual Com2uS QA team.

During the 'Practical Game QA Project with Com2uS QA Team,' participants select a game and manage the entire process from writing reverse engineering documentation to testing and proposing improvements. This project focuses on enhancing the participants' job understanding and analytical prowess. With detailed group feedback from industry mentors, students are supported in completing a portfolio ready for immediate professional application.

The curriculum covers both software and game QA. Participants will master standard testing methods alongside industry-standard collaboration tools like Jira and Git. Furthermore, the course covers technical topics such as test automation, CI/CD pipeline construction, and specialized QA techniques tailored to game mechanics.

The entire tuition for this bootcamp is covered by government funding, and training subsidies are provided. To support non-majors and beginners, Com2uS provides real-time Q&A channels and practical field guides. Outstanding graduates are also offered recruitment benefits when applying for relevant positions.

Com2uS plans to use this bootcamp to foster QA talent with practical field experience and contribute to strengthening its game service competitiveness by identifying top-tier talent.