Library of Uganda
Uganda
U4-Lower (7,216,087 – 9,582,418 p.a)
of Uganda was established by the National Library Act, 2003. This Act repealed
the Public Libraries Act, 1964 which had established the Public Libraries
Board. The Board had been charged with the responsibility of establishing,
equipping, managing and maintaining libraries in Uganda. Following the
enactment of the Local Governments Act, 1997, this responsibility was
decentralized to the local governments.
Librarian- Information, Research & Extension Services will be tasked with
the establishment of possible
opportunities of developing library services, promote libraries, and produce
plans for developing library services.
- Conduct research through the internet for possible areas for pilot
projects - Write Project proposals following guidelines by donor organizations
discovered from the Internet and from NGO’s. - Produce publicity and promotional materials in form of fliers,
newspaper articles, etc. for creating library awareness and promote use of
the library. - Organize workshops for identified target groups for sensitization
about library services and improvement of staff skills. - Visit operating public libraries to evaluate performance, and
establish problems and management gaps that can be handled by NLU and
report back to management to decide on action to be taken. - Give advice and guidance to those running public and community
libraries. - Perform any other duty as assigned
- The applicant must hold a Bachelor of Library and Information
Science (BLIS) from a recognized institution - At least three years of experience in a reputable Library service.
- Computer literacy
qualified and interested candidates are encouraged to send their applications,
enclosing an updated curriculum vitae, photocopies of academic certificates,
academic transcripts, and evidence of seniority and naming three referees, one
of whom should be library and information professional should be addressed to:
National Library Board,
Kampala
submitted electronically must be followed by a telephone call at +256 414
233633 to ensure that they have been received.)
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