The Media Library of the French Institute of Tetouan is a cultural and educational space open to all, dedicated to reading, learning, cultural discovery, and the debate of ideas. It supports school audiences, students, and young people (children and adolescents) in their reading journeys, learning of French, and opening up to the world.
20,000 documents make up its collection: books, press, DVDs, etc. It includes an Adult section (13,000 items), a developing Adolescent section (300 items), and a Youth section (6,400 items for 4-12 year olds). The team consists of three people: 1 media librarian manager, 1 youth media librarian, 1 half-time media agent.

Job Requirements

PROFILE
Diploma Bac +3
Desired training in book trades or cultural mediation
Experience in media libraries or in animation for groups of children and adolescents is desired.
All references are likely to be verified.

Desired Knowledge:
Knowledge of PMB software.
Knowledge of NTC.
Knowledge of intellectual and physical processing techniques for collections (librarianship)
Good knowledge of French and Francophone youth publishing production.
The ability to lead creative workshops or storytelling sessions would be a plus

Skills:
Mastery of the French language (spoken, read, written) is essential.
Ability to animate groups of children and adolescents
Aptitude for public relations
Ability to work in a team.
Aptitude for cultural mediation.
Mastery of office and computer tools.
Taste for manual activities.

Personal Qualities:
Dynamism and proactivity.
Rigor and organizational skills.
Sense of welcome and public service.
Contact skills and relational ease, especially with young audiences
Spirit of initiative, animation, and creativity
Adaptability and versatility
Punctuality, availability

JOB REQUIREMENTS
Working week from Tuesday to Saturday. Possible participation in evening animations / variable hours in connection with the media library's opening hours.

Missions
Under the authority of the Director of the French Institute of Tetouan, under the supervision of the media library manager, the Media Librarian / Head of Youth Section will be entrusted with the following missions:

Management of the Youth Section collections (Children and Adolescents)
Participate in the acquisition policy (books and digital) through research and purchase suggestions,
Take charge of the book circuit: order tracking, reception and checking of orders, cataloging, indexing, import and enrichment of records, weeding
Promote the collections: presentation of resources (thematic tables, favorites), highlighting spaces and digital resources,
Ensure the physical processing of collections: equipping, minor repairs, arrangement and classification of collections

Mediation between users, media library resources, and Institute activities
Welcome the public, inform, register, and guide users
Accompany children and adolescents in discovering books and reading
Manage the borrowing and return operations of all media, process reservations,
Work transversally with other departments of the institute (language center, artistic diffusion, action for schools): be proactive in joint activities,
Relay all Institute activities to the Youth Media Library public

Contribution to the life and promotion of the Youth Media Library
Lead media library tours (school visits, groups)
Be proactive in internal and external communication for the youth section of the media library,
Lead information sessions on the media library within the establishment or off-site
Program and implement animation activities inside and outside the premises for young audiences and language learners (creative, artistic, and reading activities)
Participate and program activities for various events related to books (Tetouan Book Fair, La Cigogne Volubile, Francophonie Day, etc.)

Desired Candidate Profile

Diploma Bac +3
Desired training in book trades or cultural mediation
Experience in media libraries or in animation for groups of children and adolescents is desired.
All references are likely to be verified.

Knowledge of PMB software.
Knowledge of NTC.
Knowledge of intellectual and physical processing techniques for collections (librarianship)
Good knowledge of French and Francophone youth publishing production.
The ability to lead creative workshops or storytelling sessions would be a plus

Mastery of the French language (spoken, read, written) is essential.
Ability to animate groups of children and adolescents
Aptitude for public relations
Ability to work in a team.
Aptitude for cultural mediation.
Mastery of office and computer tools.
Taste for manual activities.

Dynamism and proactivity.
Rigor and organizational skills.
Sense of welcome and public service.
Contact skills and relational ease, especially with young audiences
Spirit of initiative, animation, and creativity
Adaptability and versatility
Punctuality, availability