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Daizy Chepngenoh

Daizy Chepngenoh

LIBRARIAN

Education / Training

Baba Dogo, Nairobi Area

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About Daizy Chepngenoh:

I am an adaptable, energetic and responsible person who enjoys a challenge and
achieving personal goals. During my degree I have successfully combined my studies
with work and other commitments showing myself to be self-motivated, organized and
capable of working under pressure. I have a clear, logical mind with a practical approach
to problem solving and a drive to see things through to completion. I enjoy working on
my own initiative as well as team work. In short, I am reliable, trustworthy, hardworking
and eager to have an opportunity to learn new skills and work with new technologies.

Experience

• Shelving
• Cataloguing and classification
• Charging and discharging books
• Referencing of information services.
• Stamping, accessioning and tagging books
• Data entry in KOHA
• indexing
• Bar coding both books and student’s IDs 9 Digitizing of information.

Education

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

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