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Royal Institute

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Librarian - Girls' School / Havelock Town

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About Us
Royal Institute comprises of 5 schools (under the banner of Royal Institute International School) and a higher education arm (Royal Institute Campus). Royal Institute has maintained a tradition of providing quality education to students for 50 years.

The Librarian is responsible for managing the school library as a dynamic learning resource centre that supports the academic curriculum, promotes a culture of reading, develops information literacy, and provides high-quality print and digital resources in a safe, welcoming environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage daily library operations and circulation.
  • Catalogue, classify, acquire and maintain library resources.
  • Assist students and teachers with research and information retrieval.
  • Conduct library orientation sessions.
  • Promote reading through events and literacy programmes.
  • Manage digital library resources and library systems.
  • Conduct stock verification and maintain inventory records.
  • Prepare library reports and budget requests.
  • Collaborate with teachers to support the curriculum.
  • Ensure compliance with library policies and copyright.




Requirements

  • Diploma or Degree in Library Science, Information Management, Education, or a related field.
  • Previous experience as a Librarian, preferably in a school environment.
  • 2–3 years' experience in a school or academic library.
  • Experience working with children or school students will be an added advantage.
  • Knowledge of library management systems, cataloguing, and classification methods.
  • Good computer literacy and ability to use digital learning resources.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Strong organisational and record-keeping abilities.

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