Forwarded on behalf of Ines Almeida

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

LIANZA Council is seeking expressions of interest for positions on the Library and Information Profession Registration Board for a term beginning in March 2015.

This is a challenging but rewarding role.  Board members provide both strategic direction for the scheme, and operational oversight; as well as reviewing new applications to the scheme and revalidation journals.   This is an excellent opportunity for experienced library professionals to extend their leadership skills.

The initial term of office will be for three years.

The Board meets face to face in Wellington once a year for a full day meeting; and through remote access for approximately one hour each month. Revalidation journal assessments require a time commitment of approximately 8 to 10 hours per month. Travel and meeting costs are covered by LIANZA based on its Expenses Policy.

The Board currently consists of nine members, including the Chair. Board membership reflects capability in teaching, scholarship, knowledge of Matauranga Māori, and professional knowledge and practice across all sectors.

Forwarded on behalf of Ines Almeida

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

LIANZA Council is seeking expressions of interest for positions on the Library and Information Profession Registration Board for a term beginning in March 2015.

This is a challenging but rewarding role.  Board members provide both strategic direction for the scheme, and operational oversight; as well as reviewing new applications to the scheme and revalidation journals.   This is an excellent opportunity for experienced library professionals to extend their leadership skills.

The initial term of office will be for three years.

The Board meets face to face in Wellington once a year for a full day meeting; and through remote access for approximately one hour each month. Revalidation journal assessments require a time commitment of approximately 8 to 10 hours per month. Travel and meeting costs are covered by LIANZA based on its Expenses Policy.

The Board currently consists of nine members, including the Chair. Board membership reflects capability in teaching, scholarship, knowledge of Matauranga Māori, and professional knowledge and practice across all sectors.

Current areas of practice where our Board would love greater representation are school and public librarianship, and also anyone with a knowledge and understanding of Te Reo.

Criteria for applicants:

·         Members of LIANZA, NZLLA, SLANZA, IAML(NZ) or ANZTLA for a minimum of 5 years

·         Leader in the profession in teaching/ professional practice

·         RLIANZA

·         Domiciled in New Zealand

·         Employer support

If you are interested in finding out more about what this role entails, then please contact Elaine Sides, Chair of the Profession Registration Board, (elaine.sides@ccc.govt.nz or DDI 03-941-7404).

If you wish to be considered for this role please email your CV and cover letter to:

Joanna Matthew

Secretary, Profession Registration Board

LIANZA

joanna@lianza.org.nz

by 5pm Wednesday 16^th December

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