# Nagamese Writer Internship at CryptoMize A Nagamese writer at CryptoMize writes original material in Nagaland’s bridge language — community notices, campaign scripts, and short articles readable by Ao, Angami, Sumi, Lotha, Konyak, and every other community alike. Since Nagamese has no settled written tradition, the writing team sets the conventions as it goes: your spelling decisions today become the house standard tomorrow. The Nagamese Writer Internship in Delhi at CryptoMize is a certified six-month program, rolling intake, for freshers who write bridge-language copy the whole of Nagaland can read. The work is original composition — community notices, campaign scripts, short articles — with a twist that makes the program unusual: because written Nagamese conventions are still settling, you will help document the house standard instead of inheriting one. Senior editorial guidance, CMS publication, and spoken-aloud review are constants. The description, eligibility bar, and selection process follow. ## Facts - Location: New Delhi (HQ), CDR Building, Chhatarpur - Type: 6-month internship, certification provided - Availability: immediate, rolling intake (always hiring) - Compensation: discussed at screening ## What you will actually do - Write original Nagamese material — community notices, scripts, and short articles — that every Naga community reads with equal ease - Apply the house normalization standard for spelling and phrasing, logging each convention you rely on - Draft in a deliberately neutral register, since the bridge language belongs to no tribe and the copy must address them all - Read every line aloud before submission — Nagamese copy is heard in the head, and awkward rhythm fails even when grammar holds - Edit peer drafts for consistency against the documented conventions - Verify community names, institutional titles, and local references before anything reaches publication - Publish through the CMS workflow, then review how readers responded and what that teaches the standard - Finish with a portfolio of published pieces plus your own contributions to the written-convention guide ## Skills - Bridge-language sentences every tribe reads as neutral - Spelling choices made once, then kept forever - Rhythm checking by reading each draft aloud - Notice drafting that reaches Dimapur and Kohima alike - Convention logging as a daily writing habit - Verification of community and institutional naming - Latin-letter composition with creole grammar - Working English for engagement briefs - CMS publication steps memorized end to end - Same-week turnaround reliability - Coordinator handoffs on shared engagements - Protected-draft confidentiality instincts ## Tools - House convention guide for written Nagamese - CMS drafting and publication workflow - Editorial calendar shared with campaign teams - Reference corpus of everyday Nagamese usage ## Questions and answers ### What does a Nagamese Writer intern produce? Original bridge-language material — community notices, campaign scripts, and short articles — published through the CMS after read-aloud and consistency review. ### What is the eligibility for this Nagamese writing program? Native-level written Nagamese and enough English to work from briefs. Freshers are the core intake; a sample and a timed exercise decide selection. ### Why does a Nagamese writer help document conventions? Nagamese spelling and phrasing vary hand to hand because the language has no settled written tradition. Writers here log the choices they rely on, and those logs grow into the house standard. ### Does Nagamese have a literature tradition to draw on? Its strength is oral and everyday — the language of markets and community conversation. That is exactly why the desk prizes copy that sounds right when read aloud, over copy that merely parses. ### Is the Nagamese Writer Internship paid? Compensation is discussed during the screening process and depends on demonstrated skill, engagement classification, urgency, and track record. Figures are not published. ### How long is the program, and what certification comes at the end? Six months at our New Delhi HQ, certification provided on completion, with a published portfolio and convention-guide contributions attached. ### What does the selection process involve? A short application with one Nagamese writing sample, a timed notice-drafting exercise, and an editorial conversation about register and neutrality. ### Who reads written Nagamese if the language is mostly spoken? Community channels, local groups, and announcement circuits read it daily across Nagaland — the audience exists and is growing; what is young is the standardization, not the readership. Announcement circuits in Kohima and Dimapur carry written notices daily, which keeps the audience real and immediate. Apply: https://cryptomize.com/careers/internship/apply/