National Association of Libraries and Information Professionals - St Lucia

National Association of Libraries and Information Professionals - St Lucia

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National Association of Librarians and Information Professionals (NALIP)- Saint Lucia seeks to promote the value of Libraries and information units.

National Association of Libraries and Information Professionals (Saint Lucia) (NALIP) was formed on March 12th 2014, with the election of an executive body of Information Professionals. The association is open to membership from all Libraries as well as, Archives services, Museums, Government, Corporate and other Information Units. The strategic goals of the Association over the next two years in

Call for Nominations to the Memory of the World Register for Latin 17/06/2026

The Vice President of UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme for Latin America and the Caribbean (MoWLAC) Regional Committee, Mrs. Kathy Birch McDiarmed, together with the Secretary General of the Saint Lucia National Commission for UNESCO, is encouraging institutions, communities, researchers, archivists, librarians, and custodians of documentary heritage across Saint Lucia and the wider Caribbean, particularly within Small Island Developing States (SIDS), to participate in the UNESCO Memory of the World Programme for Latin America and the Caribbean (MoWLAC) 2026 Call for Nominations. Please reach out for more details or view more at

Call for Nominations to the Memory of the World Register for Latin The Regional Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean launches the new call for nominations for the MoWLAC Regional Register 2026.

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NALIP Saint Lucia is always delighted to see the creative initiatives students undertake during Reading Month.

Well done Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary School.

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I love this initiative...

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. THE POST - CIRCULATION & COLLECTION MANAGEMENT LIBRARIAN The Circulation and Collection Management Librarian works under the direction of the Library Director and in accordance with the relevant legislative provisions and established policies and procedures, to manage the operations of the Circulation, Reference and Collection Management Section of the Library, which is responsible for a broad range of duties including cataloguing, classification, financial and human resource administration, and ensuring excellent customer service. This role also includes supervising the library and its study spaces, managing the Circulation and Collection Management operations, and coordinating the development and implementation of policies and initiatives related to membership, collection policies, and standards and procedures for use in the library. The librarian will oversee all tasks and duties assigned to assistants and student workers. RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES
Cataloguing and Classification: Create original cataloguing and upgrade catalog records, maintaining professional cataloguing standards. Assist in the maintenance and operation of the library’s automation system, including the creation and editing of bibliographic records. Customer Service and Supervision: Ensure excellent customer service within the library. Oversee the operations of the circulation desk and the reserve book room, ensuring the efficient management and adherence to library policies and procedures. Supervise the library and its study spaces. Oversee assistants and student workers, ensuring they are properly selected, oriented and trained. Collection Management: Consult with faculty and subject matter specialists to develop the collection in support of the course curriculum. Responsible for the Bermudian collection, acquiring literary, historic and cultural materials related to the Caribbean. Manage the Rare Book Room, Archives and Government records, and other special collections, providing expertise and direction for the preservation of archival and library materials. Research and Reference Services: Assist patrons with ready reference, detailed research, and digital reference services using both electronic and print sources. Amplify the core purpose of the catalogue to provide library users with the best possible access to the collection.
ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
The Circulation and Collection Management Librarian must possess a Master’s Degree or equivalent in Library and Information Science from an accredited university and should possess knowledge of electronic databases and interest in Bermuda’s socio-economics and history. A minimum three (3) years’ relevant post-qualification experience in a similar position is required for the post. Experience of supervising, supporting and motivating staff and in effectively delivering service in a library or information environment. Experience with an integrated library management system. The Circulation and Collection Management Librarian must also be flexible and be willing to work on weekends and in the evenings. APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
Please send, along with your resume: At least two (2) each, recent, written, work and character references which include contact information. Persons providing a work reference must be able to assess your qualifications and experience from their own experience, when working with you. Please provide copies of your transcripts.
THE POST: Circulation & Collection Management Librarian
VAcancy Notice

THE SALARY: Salary commensurate with credentials and experience
DEPARTMENT:
Library CLOSING DATE: June 10, 2026
APPLY TO: Lauren Alleyne, [email protected] Officer, Human Resources & Development, at [email protected]
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Monroe University Turns Saint Lucia’s Zandolie Into a Superhero to Help Children Fall in Love With Reading - Saint Lucia Daily Post 22/05/2026

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Monroe University Turns Saint Lucia’s Zandolie Into a Superhero to Help Children Fall in Love With Reading - Saint Lucia Daily Post A local superhero inspired by Saint Lucia’s iconic zandolie lizard is taking centre stage this Reading Month as Monroe University launches a new children’s storybook aimed at inspiring literacy, curiosity, and future academic ambition among young readers. The publication, titled The Adventures o...

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Reading helps young minds grow, think critically, and connect with the world around them.

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