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Community Programs Librarian - Glenroy
- $73K - $83K + Super (pro rata)
- Work for one of the most dynamic and diverse inner-city councils
- Maximum term position to 11 October 2020
- Part time position - 35 hours per f/night + weekends
- Job Ref: 18069
ABOUT MORELAND
The City of Moreland is changing as we align our organisation to meet the needs of a fast-growing city which is home to more than 180,000 residents who are culturally and linguistically diverse, speaking more than 140 different languages.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Moreland City Libraries is seeking an experienced librarian who enjoys engaging with the community and organising library-based programs.
In performing this role some of your key responsibilities will be to develop, plan, promote and deliver reader development and lifelong learning programs for the community. Working with a programs team to deliver community engagement outcomes across Moreland. Assist with website and social media content to promote library programs and events. Engage with our diverse community to provide excellent customer service. Assist with library initiatives to bridge the digital divide.
SKILLS & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED TO PERFORM THIS ROLE
- Excellent communication and supervisory skills
- Demonstrated teamwork skills
- Ability to coach, supervise and motivate staff
- Demonstrated experience in community engagement
- Commitment to delivering excellent customer service
- Demonstrated ability to problem solve
- Demonstrated ability to contribute and deliver programs within agreed timeframes
WHAT THIS ROLE CAN OFFER
- Extensive opportunities for training and career development
- Salary sacrifice options
- A real sense of work-life balance
- Employer-supported study assistance schemes. For further information please contact Narelle Stute on 9353 4010.
Applications close: 5pm, Sunday 17 November 2019
To apply and obtain a position description please visit our website.
Moreland City Council is proudly diverse and an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, people with disability, and people from every culture, gender and sexuality identity, age and ethnic background. Moreland City Council is committed to being a Child Safe organisation and has zero tolerance for child abuse.
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