What a Selenium Automation Testing intern does

The Selenium Automation Testing role, what you build at each level and what you need before you start.

Become an automation tester: Selenium WebDriver with Java or Python, locators and waits, TestNG or pytest, Page Object Model, data-driven tests, Grid, API testing, BDD with Cucumber, reports and CI.

What you build, level by level

Level 1: Foundations: Testing basics, Set up Selenium, Locators and more.
Level 2: Building real features: Page Object Model, Data-driven tests, Cross-browser testing and more.
Level 3: Professional work and capstone: CI pipeline, End-to-end shopping flow, Visual and accessibility checks and more.

Where this work is used

Training Trains, W3AppDevelopers and DomainHostly use these skills in real projects: Full Stack Web Application Development. Interns who pass the readiness check can take paid-company work from the Company Work board in the portal.

Before you start

Basic Java or Python helps. Level 1 starts from setting up Selenium.

Tools and first-week setup →