RESEARCH INTERNS

Eligibility-

1. Pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Law.
2. Good Research and Writing Skills.
3. Excellent Communication Skills.

Work Description-

During the internship period, the intern is expected to undertake legal research on the topics given and write content for document creations on various legal topics.

COLUMNIST INTERN/TRANSCRIPTIONIST

Eligibility- 

1. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Communications, English or Political science.
2. Good Communication and writing skills.

Responsibilities-

1. During the internship, you will be asked to commit to transcribing recorded audio of interviews.
2. As a transcriber, you would be needed to listen to audios/videos and transcribe them; WORD to WORD. You would also be expected to follow certain formatting instructions.

POWERPOINT DESIGNER

Key Skills-

1. Proficient in Microsoft PowerPoint Animations.
2. Strong imagination, aesthetic and creative skills.
3. Basic understanding of illustrations and graphics is preferred.

Responsibilities-

1. Designing PowerPoint presentations for video tutorials based on the given topics.
2. Create and edit content videos.
3. Input text, dialogues, graphics, and effects to create rough and final cuts.
4. Work systematically in an organized method on assigned projects; helping to meet team expectations.

POWERPOINT GRIPPING NARRATOR

A Gripping narrator will refer to the PowerPoint presentation and voice over the PowerPoint presentations to express words into voice.

Skills-

1. Storytelling Presentation Skills.
2. Proficient in Microsoft PowerPoint.
3. Influence Your Audience with a strong voice.

Responsibility-

1. The ability to tell a story compellingly is what constitutes solid delivery. Your delivery must be appropriate to the spirit of the text and the author’s intent and must be consistent throughout the narration.
2. Involves reading the script accurately (not omitting, adding, or changing words and phrases). Narrators must strive to mitigate the number of mistakes and corrections in their delivery.
3. Each word needs to be distinctly understood, not swallowed, mumbled or garbled.