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11 Jun 2014

LAS WSQ Support General Reference Works (July 2014)

LAS is pleased to organize the another run of the WSQ/LAS Level 2 training for Support General Reference Works. Details below: Training: Dates: 8 – 9 July 2014 Time: 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM daily Venue: NUS Central Library, Training Room (Getting to NUS Central Library) Assessment: Scheduled dates: 23 and 24 July 2014 Time: […]

02 Jun 2014

LFT Conference 2014 – Call for Proposals!

We are calling for presentation proposals that will answer this year’s conference theme centering on People, Places and Possibilities. The scope of your presentation can include any of the following: Proof-of-concepts Testing of ideas Collaborative project proposals Trials that you are doing or attempting to set in place Delivery format: Presentation paper (20 min), and/or […]

02 May 2014

LAS Conference – Libraries for Tomorrow 2014

We are excited to inform that LAS conference “Libraries for Tomorrow 2014” will be held on 14th October 2014 at Biopolis. Please check out the conference website for more details.

25 Apr 2014

Professional Development through Coursera

Build up your management skills through free courses from world-renowned universities through the Coursera platform. The following are some programmes which will be commencing soon: Inspiring Leadership through Emotional Intelligence Case Western Reserve University (Verified Certificate). Commencing on 5 May 2014. Based on decades of research into emotional intelligence competencies and longitudinal studies of their development, the […]

14 Apr 2014

LAS WSQ Support Collection Maintenance Works (May 2014)

LAS is pleased to organize the another run of the WSQ/LAS Level 2 training for Support Collection Maintenance Works on 6 – 7 May 2014. This 2 day course will be held at Theatrette 2, NUS Central Library (map). REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Register at: http://www.las.org.sg/eforms/view.php?id=43 This is one of the 5 competency based programmes at entry level which […]

04 Apr 2014

Professional Development through Coursera

Build up your management skills through free courses from world-renowned universities through the Coursera platform. The following are some programmes which will be commencing soon: Competitive Strategy Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitate Munchen (Free). Commencing on 11 April 2014. This course is about the behaviour of companies in competitive markets. This course introduce the basic concepts of game theory […]

20 Feb 2014

LAS WSQ Level 2 training for Support Bibliographic Control Works

LAS is pleased to organize the fourth run of the LAS WSQ Level 2 training for Support Bibliographic Control Works on 11 – 13 Mar 2014. This 3 day course will be held at Library Training Room, Level 9, Temasek Polytechnic Library. (Getting to TP). REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Register at: http://www.las.org.sg/eforms/view.php?id=41 This is one of the 5 competency […]

16 Dec 2013

LAS Overseas Professional Development Sponsorship 2013-14

The Library Association of Singapore has set aside some funds for two LAS Personal Members to enjoy a subsidy to attend a professional development event. The LAS Overseas Professional Development Sponsorships are offered to encourage professional growth and to increase the knowledge of our library community. These professional development events include conferences and other learning […]

10 Dec 2013

LAS WSQ Level 2 training for Provide Loans and Membership Services

LAS is pleased to organize another run of the LAS WSQ Level 2 training for Provide Loans and Membership Services on 7 – 8 Jan 2014. This 2 day course will be held at Training Room, Level 6, Central Library, National University of Singapore. (getting to NUS Central Library). REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Register at: http://www.las.org.sg/eforms/view.php?id=39 This is one […]

03 Dec 2013

IFLA Trend Report

Read Insights from the IFLA Trend Report The Insights Document pulls together and summarises all of the information contained on the Trend Report website for IFLA members. It identifies five high level trends and considers possible future “collision points” between trends affecting the role and identity of libraries.