1. Teaching & LiteracySchool librarians are frontline educators who promote reading and critical thinking.

- Media & Digital Literacy: Teach students how to effectively search for information, discern credible sources from misinformation, and avoid plagiarism.
- Information Skills: Guide students through the research process, from formulating questions to citing sources correctly.
- Reading Engagement: Lead storytimes, run book clubs, and organize literacy events to spark a lifelong love of reading.

2. Curriculum CollaborationThey work closely with classroom teachers to support and enhance academic goals.

- Lesson Support: Help educators locate relevant books, articles, and audiovisual materials that align with weekly lesson plans.
- Co-Teaching: Partner with teachers on major research projects to guide students through the investigative and presentation phases.

3. Collection Management & Technology. They act as the library's chief operators,



handling physical and digital inventory.

- Curation: Purchase and process new books, databases, and e-books to ensure the collection is current, representative of diverse backgrounds, and appropriate for the curriculum.
- Tech Administration: Manage library computers, printing setups, and access to online subscription services.
- Organization: Classify, catalog, and shelve inventory so materials are easy to find.

4. Community BuildingLibrarians foster an environment that goes beyond academics.

- Safe Spaces: Maintain an open, comfortable environment where students can study, collaborate, or decompress during free periods.
- Mentorship: Serve as a daily mentor and resource person for students who need guidance or a friendly adult to talk to.

Advantages:

- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

📌 Librarian (Borivali)
🏢 Witty International School
📍 Borivali