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Youth Services Assistant 

(Part-Time)


Description: This position is for an enthusiastic and warm person who enjoys children and young adults, values relationships with them and their families, has a broad knowledge of children’s and young adult literature, and thrives on inventing innovative programming. 


Three to five years of experience in children’s library services in a public library is preferred. Early literacy knowledge is a must. An ideal candidate will have the capability to work with a minimum of supervision and enjoy a fast-paced environment. 

Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):

Tasks and responsibilities include assisting the Youth Services Librarian with a variety of tasks: 

  • Assist in planning diverse programming for children and their caregivers, including story times, music and movement, crafts, technology programs and any other activities that support literacy.
  • Assist in the planning and implementation of the Summer Reading Program.
  • Provide reference and reader’s advisory services to children and their caregivers.
  • Maintain an active knowledge of our collection to assist patrons in the selection and location of books and other materials.
  • Make the children’s areas inviting to youth through the use of themes and decorations.
  • Assemble and arrange materials for juvenile displays.
  • Assist in the facilitation of First Lego League programs.


Qualifications:Three to five years of experience in children’s library services in a public library is preferable. Early literacy knowledge is a must. An ideal candidate will have the capability to work with a minimum of supervision and enjoy a fast-paced environment. 

Part-time hours of 15-25 hours a week with days, evenings and rotating Saturdays.  Starting wage: $17.70/hour.

The Hooksett Library actively supports the professional growth and development of all staff members and is a strong proponent of the NHLA Paralibrarian program.  We strive for a professional, fun, and team-based work culture.

Please send resume with letter of interest to:

Heather Rainier, Library Director

Hooksett Public Library

31 Mount Saint Mary’s Way, Hooksett, NH 03106

hrainier@hooksettlibrary.org


Applications accepted until April 20, 2023 or position is filled.  


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