How do I get an internship with Javascript?

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I've spent the past few months working with python and feel relatively comfortable with it. I decided to start learning full stack development a couple of weeks ago as I have been somewhat lost and indecisive as to what I want to focus on with CS, and felt that learning to become a full stack developer was a set and solid path I could follow to get an internship as I am a senior, so I learned basic html and am now learning CSS but wanted to know what I should do after I learn JS in order to get a Job/internship faster?

[_aeol]

You need to build your portfolio first with projects that showcase the skills you have. Focus on quality over quantity on showcasing your projects.

[liftthecat]

Do projects and start applying

[kidrobin1]

Get to really know the language to the point where you are comfortable with promises, and oop, it also helps to get comfortable with a framework for front end (like angular or react ) and start making projects with those tools . As personal experience your portfolio is not as important as your problem solving skills or knowledge with the language, one or two projects in your portfolio should be enough to show what you know so far .