19 Oct
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Central Highlands Regional Council
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Emerald
19 Oct
Central Highlands Regional Council
Emerald
Central Highlands Regional Council - Emerald QLD
Work Type:
Maximum Term Full Time - 18 Months
Directorate:
Communities
Award & Salary:
In accordance with relevant industrial agreements, including the applicable Award, Order or Certified Agreement
Central Highlands Regional Council (CHRC) is seeking a motivated, reliable, and eager-to-learn trainee to join our Libraries team. This is an exciting opportunity to gain full-time, paid work while working towards a Certificate III in Library and Information Services.
As a trainee, you'll gain hands-on experience across a range of library services while supporting our Libraries' team in delivering customer-focused services, programs, and community initiatives. This hands-on experience, combined with formal training, will provide you with valuable skills and knowledge to build a rewarding career in library and information services.
What you’ll bring
A positive attitude and a genuine desire to learn
A reliable approach to teamwork, with a focus on safety and following instructions
Basic computer literacy to support training and on-the-job tasks
A passion for customer service and helping people
Sound written and verbal communication skills
Positive organisational skills and attention to detail
An interest in libraries, literacy, community engagement, and lifelong learning
Commitment to completing a Certificate III in Library and Information Services
A current Queensland C Class Provisional Driver’s Licence
What you’ll be doing
Providing customer service at library service points, including assisting with enquiries, memberships, borrowing and returning items, and using library technology
Maintaining library collections through shelving, shelf-tidying, and ensuring materials are presented in an accessible and appealing manner
Assisting with the processing, preparation, and cataloguing of library materials under supervision
Creating and maintaining displays and promotional materials to showcase collections, programs, and events
Supporting the delivery of library programs and activities, including school holiday activities and community events
Assisting with early literacy and family engagement initiatives, such as First 5 Forever sessions
Supporting outreach activities and building connections with schools, community groups, and other stakeholders
Developing skills in library systems, digital resources, collection management, and contemporary library practices
Why work with CHRC?
At CHRC, we're committed to creating opportunities for the next generation of skilled workers. As the winner of the 2022 and 2024 Regional Queensland Training Awards - Large Employer of the Year, as well as producing the 2022 Apprentice of the Year and 2023 Equity Student of the Year, we have a proven track record of supporting apprentices and trainees to achieve their career goals.
At CHRC, there's a rewarding path and an incredible future waiting for you.
Through hands-on experience, structured training, and supportive mentoring, you'll have the opportunity to develop valuable skills, gain a nationally recognised qualification, and build a rewarding career close to home.
We also offer great benefits including:
Five weeks annual leave with 17.5% leave loading
Fortnightly RDO's
Full uniform allocation
Payroll deductions and salary sacrifice options
Wages paid fortnightly
Employee Assistance Program
Fitness Passport member benefits
To be eligible for this traineeship, you must:
Be at least 17 years of age and no longer at school
Meet citizen, residency, and visa requirements to undertake a traineeship
Not hold a qualification equal to or higher than the traineeship qualification in the same field
Where trainee positions are funded through government initiatives, they may be subject to additional eligibility requirements. We strongly encourage applications from the following groups:
Young people (aged 15-24 years, including those in and transitioned from out-of-home care)
Long-term unemployed job seekers
Mature-age job seekers (aged 45 years or older)
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Migrants and refugees
People with disability
Displaced workers
Women re-entering the workforce
Veterans and ex-service personnel and their families
Pre-employment checks for this role include:
Right to Work in Australia
Medical Assessment
Reference Checks
Licence Checks (if applicable)
Funding Eligibility Checks
Whoever you are, there's a place for you here.
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