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Library
Technicians are highly trained in library procedures, enabling a
graduate
Library Technician to provide support and assistance to Librarians in
any
type of library: Government, Public, Academic, School and Special.
They
perform duties
requiring special skills and techniques such as:
- descriptive
cataloging,
classification, coding and processing of print and audio-visual material
- interlibrary
loans
- reader
and public service
functions including circulation, fiction services, storytelling,
children's
and young adult materials
- reference
services including
use of all major dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, indexes,
handbooks,
directories, and year books
- bibliography
searching
- operation
of audio-visual
equipment
- production
of instructional
materials and maintenance of files
- public
relations, including
planning and implementing visual displays and programs
- management,
including supervision
of staff and volunteers
- well
trained in written
and oral communication
- library
automation applications,
including acquisitions
- cd-rom
media and on-line
database searching
Future
employers, please
hire a correctly trained Library Technician. It will save you
money
and remember that highly skilled Library Technicians will get the job
done.
Make a Library Technician a part of your library staff
Please
contact SALT
or the SIAST
Library
& Information Technology Program in regard to any available
position
which is suitable for a graduate Library Technician in Saskatchewan.
To view more Library Technician Profiles choose one
of the links
below. If you would like to submit a library technician profile
or
the URL of one you know, please send it to our e-mail address.
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