About This Role
This Library Technician role is for a positive, friendly, and organised individual to join a co-educational primary school with a strong and vibrant community. The school has a current enrolment of 493 students from 3-Year-Old Kindergarten to Year 6, including an Education Support Unit and a Regional Early Intervention Centre for students with disabilities.
Responsibilities
- Effectively manage the day-to-day operations of the school library
- Learn library management systems, including processing, cataloguing, and maintaining library resources, ensuring that library records are accurate and up to date
- Support students and staff in accessing library resources
- Promote a love of literature and lifelong learning through the organisation of library displays, events, and initiatives
- Work independently and in partnership with the school community to create a welcoming and vibrant library environment for all
Requirements
- Ability to effectively manage the day-to-day operations of the school library
- Experience or willingness to learn library management systems, including processing, cataloguing, and maintaining library resources, ensuring that the library records are accurate and up to date
- Effective communication and interpersonal skills to support students and staff in accessing library resources
- Commitment to promoting a love of literature and lifelong learning through the organisation of library displays, events, and initiatives
- Ability to work independently and in partnership with the school community to create a welcoming and vibrant library environment for all
- Understanding of, and commitment to the ethos and values of Catholic education
- A current Working with Children’s Check
- Accreditation to Work in a Catholic School (or working towards)
- Legally permitted to work in Australia
- Required to complete the Child Safe Framework (Mandatory Reporting) through CEWA
- Undergo a CEWA Check
Important Details
About the Company
St Kieran Catholic Primary School is a co-educational, double stream primary school that was originally established in 1920 by The Sisters of Mercy and maintains strong links with the congregation.
