We're on a quest to find a Collection Librarian who's ready to take their talents off the shelf and join our passionate team. The role is perfect for someone who dreams of curating a collection that inspires, educates and entertains. The Collection Librarian's role involves selecting, organising and managing a diverse range of books, e-books and multimedia for our library network. What you'll be doing: Lead the development and maintenance of the district's collections Contribute as an effective, proactive and positive member of the Libraries Leadership team Contribute to a 'one team, district wide' culture within the broader Library team and across CODC Work with the Library Assistants to support with any technology requirements Work with the library teams to provide resources to assist patrons in their reading selections Support and promote the use of Te Reo Maori me ona tikanga across physical and digital platforms Build commitment to CODC's vision, values and services You will need the following attributes: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or similar would be an advantage but not essential A minimum of four years' experience Experience with collection management tools Relationship, stakeholder and financial management experience Excellent relationship building and interpersonal skills Knowledge and understanding of library management and processes Working knowledge of collection management and information services principles and practices Excellent communication skills – written, spoken and interpersonal About the Organisation: At Central Otago District Council we live by our whakatauki: 'Me manaaki tetahi ki tetahi, me pakihiwitahi te tu – kia haere tahi ai tatou. Respect each other, stand shoulder to shoulder – So that we may travel on this journey together.' This embodies our commitment to respect, collaboration, and community well-being. Benefits: Modern and tech-savvy working environment. Additional leave - 3 Council days and 2 Wellbeing days per year Exciting opportunities for training and career development. Te ao Maori and tikanga competency courses available to all staff. Option to join an active social club. To check out the job description and apply, visit Council's website. #J-18808-Ljbffr
