The National Library of Nigeria is the apex Library in the country. It was established by Act No. 29 of 1979 and has responsibility for the development and provision of Library and Information Services in Nigeria.
This specialized professional institution invites applications from suitably qualified, mature and motivated candidates, with excellent work ethics and attitudes, to fi11 the following vacant positions:
PROGRAMME ANALYSTS AND DATA PROCESSING OFFICERS
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Manage the services provided by the internet cafe end-to-end.
• Customer service.
• Administration of workstations
• Billing and making necessary accounts.
• Periodic reporting on the activities of the cyber cafe on a quarterly and annual basis.
• Maintenance of a PC'S and the network in the cyber cafe.
• Provision of IT advice/support to internal office staff on an ad-hoc basis.
• Monitor internet use to ensure communication is maintained and that there is no downtime.
• Monitor and restrict download of inappropriate content that can compromise the entire network.
• Liaise with internet service providers (ISPs) in case of downtime on internet or e-mails.
• Ensure daily server maintenance.
• Assist users in need.
• Any other duties assigned by the Head of ICT.
COMPETENCES
• A minimum of 2-3 years experience in cyber cafe management
• Strong analytical and organizations skills
• Excellent Communication Skills with good knowledge of Customer Service.
• In-depth interest in IT support and must be IT savvy.
• Basic knowledge of networking.
• Familiar with Windows environment.
• Experience in troubleshooting and repairing of Pcs.
• Possess analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Possess high level of understanding in respect to both hardware and software related issues.
• OS Setup and configuration.
• PC/Notebook Deployment.
• Knowledge of Microsoft office Suite.
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Programme Analysts
• Applicants are required to possess B.Sc. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Information Technology.
• In addition, have excellent, demonstrable computer skills and experience in same field.
Data Processing Officers
• The applicants are required to possess Ordinary National Diploma in Computer Studies or Data Processing from Institutions recognized by Government.
Experience
• Practical experience of 2-6 years.
• Entry point shall depend on experience and qualification.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
• The posts are on permanent and pensionable status, but new entrants into the service will be on probationary appointment for the first two years before their appointments may be confirmed, subject to satisfactory performance on the job.
• Other conditions of service are as obtained in institutions operating the Consolidated Tertiary Institutions Salary Scale (CONTISS) and the approved staff
conditions of service of the National Library Board.
CHIEF LIBRARIANS (PROFESSlONAL LIBRARY SERVICES CONTISS 13 (l, 445,529.00 x N57, 976.00 Nl, 903,855.00)
JOB DESCRIPTION
Under the supervision / direction of a Deputy Director
• Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Sections of the Department
• Carries out specialized, operational and research activities in Management and Information services as they relate to any of the following major functional areas and duties:
• Collection Development and Processing;
• National Bibliographic Control;
• Research and Development;
• Public Services Department
• Virtual Library Services Department
• Discharges other duties as may be assigned by the Director from time to time.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION
• Applicants are required to possess a University degree in Library Science and appropriate professional qualifications e.g. FLA. MLS, M.Phil (Library Science) obtained from recognized institution of higher learning.
• Registration with the Librarian's Registration Council of Nigeria is a mandatory requirement.
EXPERIENCE
• A minimum of twelve (12) years post-professional qualification experience is required.
• Knowledge and experience of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Library Management will be an added advantage.
CATALOGUERS
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Works under the supervision of Head of Division
• Operates in the Bibliographic Services Division of the Department
• Performs Bibliographic services/ duties, particularly Cataloguing and Classification
COMPETENCES
• Proficiency in information and Communication Technology (ICT) especially as it applies to Library Management and Operations.
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills.
• A good team player able to manage multi-tasks and work with minimum supervision.
• Knowledge of Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC).
• Cognate experience in Cataloguing and Classification is essential.
• Good Internet skills for operation of 0nline Cataloguing.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
• Applicants are required to possess a university degree and appropriate professional qualifications, i.e. BLS, BLIS. MLS, M. Phil (Library Science) or PH.D (Library Science) from a recognized institution of higher learning.
• Registration with the Librarians' Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN} is mandatory.
EXPERIENCE
• Practical experience of at least four (4) years of continuous work in a Cataloguing environment is necessary.
• Entry point shall depend on experience and qualification.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Interested applications are required to submit fifteen (15) copies of their applications and detailed Curriculum Vitae, which should include names and addresses of three referees. Those currently in Public Service should forward their applications through their employers.
Applicants should request their referees to send confidential reports on them direct to the National Library of Nigeria.
All applications and referees' reports should be addressed to:
The Director/Chief Executive Officer
National Library of Nigeria, Headquarters,
Sanusi Dantata House,
Central Business District.
.P.M.B. 1
Garki-Abuja
Application letter should be received not later than 6th of April, 2010.
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