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Collections officer for the Berber field

Bibliothèque Universitaire des Langues et Civilisations (BULAC) · State civil service

En français : Chargé de collections pour le domaine berbère

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This job in plain words

The collections officer works at the BULAC library in Paris, in the AMOMAC team (Africa, Middle East, Maghreb, Central Asia). The job covers buying, cataloguing and promoting the Berber collection, which has several thousand documents.

Open to non-civil servants Remote work possible

Can you apply?

The job is open only to contract staff. Civil servants are not concerned by this offer.

Category
Category B (intermediate)
Diploma
Not stated · Specialisation in foreign languages and civilisations, documentation, libraries or data administration
Contract
Contract staff only. Fixed-term contract of 2 years, from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2028, part-time (56%)

The profile they want:

  • University level in Berber languages
  • Excellent knowledge of recent scientific publications on Berber studies
  • Arabic is essential
  • Working knowledge of WinIBW, Koha, UNIMARC and RAMEAU is desirable
  • Independence, organisation and a sense of public service

What you would do

  • Monitor new publications and documents in Berber languages
  • Build the collections in Berber and Western languages
  • Catalogue, index and shelve documents in the collection
  • Coordinate selection and weeding of the open-access shelves
  • Promote the collections through articles and cultural events

How to apply

Apply by email, sending your file to the BULAC as stated on the official offer.

Documents to send:

  • CV
  • Cover letter

Good to know:

  • Remote work possible
  • Part-time at 56%
  • Position vacant from 1 January 2027
  • Partial coverage of transport and meal costs

We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.