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About the Post
Applications are invited for various project-based positions in Assam University Silchar for the Dimasa Digital Archiving Project under the Bodo and Dimasa Heritage Digital Archive. The project is set to run from January to March 2025.
Post Details
Category | Details |
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Name of Post | Internee (Digital Archivist / Field Assistant) |
No. of Posts | Not specified |
Qualification | – Master’s in Linguistics, Sociology, or Anthropology (completed/pursuing)- Preference for candidates with Dimasa language competence- Good writing skills– Field experience in language documentation/archiving |
Stipend | Unpaid internship; nominal honorarium may be given |
Last Date to Apply | December 23, 2024 |
Job Roles
- Assist in creating cultural categories for digital preservation and promoting Dimasa indigenous languages and cultures.
- Help in compiling a heritage dictionary documenting Dimasa speech varieties, artifacts, and historical names.
- Assist in media files interlinking (e.g., from Vimeo), watermarking designs, and learning about digital copyrights.
- Explore ethnolinguistics, sociolinguistics, anthropolinguistics, and other related fields, integrating these into Mukurtu.
- Help in creating collections for community material production, including learner books, primers, storybooks, arts and crafts, literature, etc.
How to Apply?
- Application: Send a Curriculum Vitae (CV), marksheets, and any other relevant documents with a signed cover letter.
- Email: [email protected]
- Last Date to Apply: December 23, 2024
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the last date to apply for the Assam University Silchar internship?
The last date to apply is December 23, 2024.
How can I apply for the internship?
Send your CV, marksheets, and other relevant documents along with a cover letter to [email protected].
Is the internship paid?
No, the internship is unpaid. However, a nominal honorarium may be provided.
What are the required qualifications for the internship?
Candidates must have a Master’s degree (or pursuing) in Linguistics, Sociology, or Anthropology, with preference for those with competence in Dimasa language.
What are the job responsibilities for the Internee (Digital Archivist/Field Assistant)?
The intern will assist in digital preservation, creating a heritage dictionary, interlinking media files, exploring related fields of linguistics, and creating community educational materials.
Can I apply if I am not familiar with the Dimasa language?
While preference will be given to candidates with Dimasa language competence, you can still apply if you meet other qualifications and have relevant skills.
Will there be any financial support during the internship?
The internship does not offer any pay, but a nominal honorarium may be provided, depending on project funds.
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