Job opportunity
Children’s Services Librarian New Westminster
CivicInfo BC
Serve children and families as a Children’s Services Librarian in New Westminster, using inclusive programming and strong community communication skills.
Reporting to the Manager of Programs and Community Development, you will work under a Librarian 2 in Children and Youth Services. The regular full-time position supports early-years and school-age children, families, caregivers, and teens. Your work combines public service, school outreach, collections support, and community relationship-building.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan, deliver, promote, and evaluate inclusive children’s and family programs
Build relationships with schools, educators, and community organizations
Provide reference, readers’ advisory, and technology assistance
Support children’s and teen collections and service trends
Coordinate schedules, supplies, promotion, records, statistics, and feedback
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Library Science or Library and Information Studies
Three years’ public library program planning and community engagement experience
Strong communication, organization, public-speaking, and community relationship skills
Clear Vulnerable Sector Check and legal entitlement to work in Canada
Ability to work onsite Tuesday through Saturday, including one evening
Bring inclusive programming, public service, and outreach expertise to New Westminster Public Library’s children and youth services.
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Apply on source site Reporting to the Manager of Programs and Community Development, you will work under a Librarian 2 in Children and Youth Services. The regular full-time position supports early-years and school-age children, families, caregivers, and teens. Your work combines public service, school outreach, collections support, and community relationship-building.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan, deliver, promote, and evaluate inclusive children’s and family programs
Build relationships with schools, educators, and community organizations
Provide reference, readers’ advisory, and technology assistance
Support children’s and teen collections and service trends
Coordinate schedules, supplies, promotion, records, statistics, and feedback
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Library Science or Library and Information Studies
Three years’ public library program planning and community engagement experience
Strong communication, organization, public-speaking, and community relationship skills
Clear Vulnerable Sector Check and legal entitlement to work in Canada
Ability to work onsite Tuesday through Saturday, including one evening
Bring inclusive programming, public service, and outreach expertise to New Westminster Public Library’s children and youth services.
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