Teacher Librarian

As a Librarian, you will be responsible for managing the acquisition, cataloging, and organization of both print and digital resources. Your role will involve maintaining a well-organized and inclusive library space that provides access to a diverse and current collection of fiction, non-fiction, and digital resources. Additionally, you will oversee library systems, budgets, and inventory management to ensure efficient operations. In the realm of Teaching and Learning, you will design and deliver library and research skills lessons. Your responsibilities will include promoting reading for pleasure and academic success through various initiatives such as book talks, reading programs, and author visits. You will also play a crucial role in teaching students how to evaluate, cite, and ethically utilize information while supporting the development of academic honesty practices across the school. Collaboration and Curriculum Support are key aspects of this role, requiring you to work closely with teachers to integrate library resources and information literacy into classroom units and projects. You will support student inquiry, research, and project-based learning, as well as participate in curriculum planning and professional learning communities to enhance the overall academic experience. In the domain of Digital Citizenship and Technology Integration, you will educate students on the safe, responsible, and effective use of digital tools and resources. Your responsibilities will also include curating and managing access to digital databases, eBooks, and learning platforms, while promoting digital literacy and information fluency among students. As a professional in this field, you are expected to stay current with best practices in librarianship, educational technology, and literacy instruction. You will advocate for the library program within the school community, mentor and train staff and students in using library systems and resources, and support whole-school literacy and reading initiatives. In terms of qualifications, a Bachelor's degree in Education or Library Science is required, with a Master's degree in Library Science, Information Science, or equivalent being preferred. Teaching certification and experience in a school setting are also necessary, along with a strong understanding of information literacy, digital citizenship, and children's literature. Key Skills and Attributes that are essential for this role include a passion for reading, inquiry, and lifelong learning, excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills, a collaborative and flexible mindset, technological proficiency and innovation, as well as cultural responsiveness and inclusivity. This is a full-time position with benefits including food, health insurance, and provident fund. The work schedule is during day shifts, and the work location is in person.,