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Engage directly with Wake County citizens as an Adult Services Librarian, where you'll have the chance to share the magic of the library with the community. From delivering captivating programs ...

Engage directly with Wake County citizens as an Adult Services Librarian, where you'll have the chance to share the magic of the library with the community. From delivering captivating programs ...

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Part time Library Assistant - Various Locations

County of Wake, NC

Raleigh, NC • On-site

Other

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

Wake County Public Libraries is looking for part-time 
Library Assistants for four of our library locations!
 

Do you love working with the public and want a great work environment? Apply today to join the Wake County Public Library team as a part-time Library Assistant. Work in your community to give great customer service and share your love of books, reading, and literacy. 
What do Library Assistants do?

  • Work on a public service desk to answer questions, check books out, and issue library cards
  • Help patrons with informational and reading needs
  • Assist Library Manager with library operational duties
  • Assist Librarians with program set-up and/or program delivery
  • Assist with making creative book displays 

Current opportunities are at the following locations (you will be given an opportunity to express location preferences during the application process): 
Community Libraries 
Wendell Community Library* 
207 S. Hollybrook Road 
Wendell, NC 27591 
Schedule: 
20 hours each week, one weekend a month (Saturday and Sunday), at least 1-2 night shifts each week 
Regional Libraries 
East Regional Library  
946 Steeple Square Court 
Knightdale, NC 27545 
Schedule: 
Weeks 1&3 
Sunday 1-5 
Monday 5-9 
Tuesday 9-1 
Wednesday 5-9 
Friday 10-2 
Weeks 2&4 
Monday 5-9 
Tuesday 9-1 
Wednesday 5-9 
Saturday 8-5 or 9-6 
North Regional Library 
7009 Harps Mill Road 
Raleigh, NC 27615 
Schedule:  
Alternating Weeks 
Sunday 12:05-5:05 
Tuesday 4:05-9:05 
Wednesday 4:05-9:05 
Thursday 12:00-5:00 
Tuesday 5:05-9:05 
Wednesday 5:05-9:05 
Thursday 1:00-5:00 
Saturday rotates 8:00-5:00 and 9:05-6:05 
Northeast Regional Library 
14401 Green Elm Lane 
Raleigh, NC 27614 
Schedule: 
M: 4-9 
T: 4-9 
W: 9-2 
TH: Off 
F: Off 
And every other weekend,  
Sat: 1-6 
Sun: 12-5 
*Please note that Library Assistants hired into these positions must have a strong interest and willingness to learn children's programming 
*Part-time Library Assistants generally work a combination of morning, afternoon, and evening hours with a regular Saturday and Sunday rotation (may vary by location) 
https://www.wake.gov/departments-government/libraries/about-wcpl/jobs-careers-wcpl/library-positions 

The person selected for this position must undergo a successful criminal background check and education verification, as well as submit fingerprints to the State Bureau of Investigation for a secondary criminal history record check.