Awards & certifications

Recognition backed by evidence.

Formal certification in the testing discipline, and recognition from the wider community for mentoring the next generation of technologists. Both are grounded in the same practice: building QA capability that lasts.

Credentials

Certification and recognition.

A professional certification in software testing, and an award for mentorship and capacity building in technology.

ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level 2018 certificate, issued to Victor Ifeanyi Nwauwa by the UK & Ireland Testing Board, dated 15 March 2024, certificate number 00584159 Certification

ISTQB® Foundation Level

UK & Ireland Testing Board

The internationally recognised entry-level qualification in software testing, covering test process, techniques, and management fundamentals applied across every QA function I have built or led.

Issued Mar 2024 Credential ID 00584159 View credential →
NANS Technology Mentorship & Capacity Building Award trophy, presented to Victor Nwauwa, QA Lead at Kora, dated 22nd Oct 2025 Award

NANS Technology Mentorship & Capacity Building Award

National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), National Headquarters

Presented to Victor Nwauwa, QA Lead at Kora, for excellence in digital mentorship and capacity building — recognising sustained investment in developing testing and technology talent outside the workplace.

Dated 22 Oct 2025 Presented in person
Why these matter

Discipline and mentorship, both provable.

A shared foundation

ISTQB Foundation Level puts a name to the process discipline I already apply day to day, from test design to defect management.

Capability outlasts a role

The NANS award reflects time spent mentoring students and early-career testers, building QA capacity that outlives any single project.

Verifiable, not decorative

Every credential here links to primary evidence: a certificate, a credential ID, a dated record, not just a line on a page.

Building a team that needs the same rigour?

Whether it is certification standards, mentorship programmes, or QA capability from scratch, I am glad to talk it through.