Part-Time Learning Commons Facilitator Calgary (Alberta)

Part-Time Learning Commons Facilitator Calgary (Alberta)

13 Sep
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The Muslim Association of Canada
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Alberta

13 Sep

The Muslim Association of Canada

Alberta

Enhance student literacy as a Part time Learning Commons Facilitator at MAC Islamic School in Calgary. Collaborate with teachers to improve information literacy and foster a love for reading.

Located at 64 12 St NE, Bridgeland Campus, this role focuses on managing library resources and supporting both faculty and students. You will provide training on print and electronic tools, promote reading initiatives, and maintain a diverse library collection. Engaging with students and staff every day, you will help cultivate a supportive and enriching library culture.

Key Responsibilities:
• Collaborate with teachers on literacy instruction strategies
• Provide training on reference tools and information literacy
• Promote reading for pleasure and information




• Manage the library's collection and resources effectively
• Support library staff and fulfill managerial duties

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Library Science preferred
• Experience in school library work is desirable
• Knowledge of current youth literature trends essential
• Strong communication and conflict resolution skills
• Ability to work with diverse student groups

Support MAC Islamic School’s mission by enhancing student engagement through effective library management and instruction.
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📌 Part-Time Learning Commons Facilitator Calgary (Alberta)
🏢 The Muslim Association of Canada
📍 Alberta

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