Children's Programs Librarian

The New York Public Library; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 60.000 - 81.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The New York Public Library seeks a Children’s Librarian for Belmont Library to empower children from infancy through pre‑teen years. You will deliver reference services, build engaging programs, foster literacy, and partner with schools and organizations to promote reading.

This 35‑hour/week, on‑site role requires NY education credentials, diverse community engagement, and a passion for nurturing young readers in a dynamic urban library system.

Formación

• Master’s degree in Library and Information Studies (ALA-accredited) and NY certificate.
• Knowledge of library technologies and programming trends for children preferred.
• Ability to develop and market Children’s collections and programs.

Responsabilidades

• Provide reference services and resource recommendations.
• Develop and facilitate programs to build literacy and a love of reading.
• Engage with community partners to promote services and youth programming.
• Mentor staff in presenting children’s programs and activities.
• Maintain safe, inviting children’s spaces and assist with circulation duties.

Conocimientos

Public service

Program development

Partnership building

Community outreach

Communication

Teamwork

Organization & planning

Tech proficiency

Social media

Reference & research

Educación

ALA accredited Master’s degree in Library and Information Studies

Public Librarian’s Professional Certificate (NY)

Emerging library technologies knowledge (preferred)

Herramientas

MS Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Google applications

PCs

Macs

e-reader devices

Descripción del empleo

The New York Public Library seeks a Children’s Librarian for Belmont Library to empower children from infancy through pre‑teen years. You will deliver reference services, build engaging programs, foster literacy, and partner with schools and organizations to promote reading.

This 35‑hour/week, on‑site role requires NY education credentials, diverse community engagement, and a passion for nurturing young readers in a dynamic urban library system.