Wabag Enga Province, Papua New Guinea

Description

The Digital e-Learning and Training Librarian is a member of the Digital Skills Training team and colleagues in a support role as a member of staff across the University involved in the delivery of training and support to staff, student and the outside uses of the Library.


She/he can also provide services to an external bodies or delegates from other institutions including PNG’s Universities and Colleges, Provincial or District staff.

Requirements

  • Master’s   Degree   in    Education   or    Curriculum Development          and/or postgraduate qualification in librarianship/information.
  • Professional qualification as Librarian/Information Professional.
  • A substantial and proven track record of leading successfully on library and learning support initiatives.
  • Familiarity with the online library environment, including automated library systems, electronic resources, and on-line searching for reference services.
  • Good organizational skills. Able to recognize and set priorities, and to plan and coordinate own workload.
  • Communicate effectively in English, verbally and in writing.
  • Good interpersonal skills including the ability to deal tactfully with people.
  • The ability to operate computers and any other technical equipment used in the Digital Library.
  • Commitment to quality customer service.
  • Ability to train staff.

Bonuses

NOT AVAILABLE NOW

Benefits

GRADE 16
IUE BASIC SALARY: K86,210.00

Responsibilities

  • To provide an approachable, professional first line of support for Digital Skills Training users of IUE Library, taking responsibility for enquiries, training bookings, feedback, dealing with support requests in the help-centre and providing advice regarding training needs and training/ course content.
  • To administer short courses/training sessions/guest lectures/projects etc. including:
  • Scheduling sessions, timetabling and booking external trainers as required
  • Advertising, web page management, e-Newsletter mailshots etc.
  • Associated finances, including ordering, invoicing, and online payments.
  • Administration of completed training records.
  • Organizing meetings and minute taking for meetings as required.
  • To develop, review and maintain resources, including:
  • Answers knowledgebase
  • Online courses
  • Video guides
  • e-resource e.g. e-leaflets, course guides
  • To develop and deliver introductory level training courses or workshops.
 
 
  • To provide support to users to improve ability and confidence in digital skills
e.g. through 1:1s, small group tutorials, drop-ins.
  • To assist in large or advanced level ICT workshops
  • To maintain, monitor and report on training records:
  • Financial records.
  • Student and staff development attendance and assessment.
  • Regular reports on activities, feedback and training services.
  • To provide ad hoc backup and occasional administrative support in other areas of ISS, including reception.
  • To maintain high levels of professional conduct, including but not limited to:
  • Co-operative engagement in tasks set.
  • The   exercising   of   initiative   to   suggest   through   line managers, improvements to the service provided.
  • Clear and professional styles of communication at all times.
  • Such duties appropriate to the grade, that may arise through evolution, growth or restructuring and as may be directed by the Director of Information Systems Services or nominated representative.