Library Technician

Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) is one of the largest school divisions in Alberta, serving the educational needs of approximately 17,500 students in 43 schools. Every day, the staff and students of EIPS are encouraged to pursue opportunities to grow and discover their passions in life. The Division prides itself on providing staff and students with the tools to achieve success by offering dynamic programming, up-to-date resources and practical professional learning opportunities.

EIPS is recruiting a temporary part-time Library Technician at Fort Saskatchewan High.

Fort Saskatchewan High serves approximately 475 students in grades 10 to 12, with 24 teaching staff and 13 support staff. The school is located in Fort Saskatchewan, AB, approximately 20 kilometres north of Sherwood Park, AB. Fort Saskatchewan High aims to provide a stimulating student-centered environment that models lifelong learning where every person is provided with the opportunity to reach their own potential.

Commencing January 27, 2023

Ending March 17, 2023

35 hours per week, 7.0 hours per day

Open to Internal and External Applicants

KEY DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES

QUALIFICATIONS

Education and Experience

High School Diploma

Library Technician Diploma (2 years) or equivalent education

Minimum of one-year related experience

Demonstrated Skills and Competencies

Strong oral and written communication skills including library advocacy

Strong interpersonal skills

Strong organizational skills and time management skills to support students

Experience tracking and maintaining a library budget

Reliability and dependability

Comfort and competency working with personal computers and other technologies to support student learning

Ability to respect and value all individuals with sensitivity to diversity

Ability to respond appropriately to challenging behaviours of students

Ability to effectively utilize crisis intervention strategies

Ability to demonstrate flexibility in work assignments

Knowledge of general library operations along with a knowledge of various specific routines and practices that are common to all libraries.

Knowledge of library automation systems and the ability to learn new systems and software programs

Knowledge of computers in a networked environment

Knowledge of website layout and design

Knowledge of general office equipment

Ability to operate and perform minor repairs on audio-visual equipment

The ability to maintain consistent routines and practices with attention to detail and accuracy

Ability to take direction as well as be self-motivated and work independently