Newquay and Perranporth Libraries Have New Job Openings

Cornwall is set to enhance its library services with the announcement of new job openings in Newquay and Perranporth, promising an infusion of energy and expertise into the local communities. Newquay Town Council and Perranzabuloe Parish Council have both announced vacancies for Library and Information Assistants, aiming to enrich the user experience and expand the range of services offered to residents.

In Newquay, the library is searching for a part-time Library and Information Assistant to work 14.5 hours weekly. This role is critical in maintaining the library’s dynamic environment, where responsibilities vary from conducting children’s storytime to providing crucial information on housing and welfare. The position demands a versatile skill set, including strong communication, problem-solving abilities, and computer proficiency, not to mention a passion for books and reading. Those interested in joining the Newquay Library & Information Service team are encouraged to apply by midday, Monday 26 February 2024, with interviews scheduled to commence in the week of 11 March 2024.

Apply now, by visiting: https://www.newquay.gov.uk/corporate-services/jobs/

Meanwhile, Perranzabuloe Parish Council is on the lookout for a part-time Library Assistant for Perranporth Library, committing to 11 hours a week. The candidate will be instrumental in supporting various community activities, catering to residents of all ages, and collaborating with other local organisations. The role is designed for individuals who excel in public service and possess a friendly demeanour, capable of assisting with both library and information services. Prospective applicants can find further details and the application pack online, with the application closing date set for 19 February 2024.

For further information or to download an application pack, please visit https://www.perranzabuloe-pc.gov.uk/vacancies

These positions not only represent excellent opportunities for library professionals to contribute to their communities but also signify the councils’ commitment to enhancing library and information services for all residents. By integrating these roles, Newquay and Perranporth libraries aim to continue being vital resources for information, learning, and community engagement in Cornwall.