Need Help From the Librarians Out There
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Need Help From the Librarians Out There
The question is how do I find employment in a library? Do you need a special degree? Where do you look for openings? How do you get your nose in the door? I'm going to try to get advice from one of our bigger local libraries too, but any suggestions on where to start would be greatly appreciated!



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Curious about this myself.
don't worry, I am not sure what I want to be when I grow up either
I am fairly sure I will have time for a second career if I live long enough, because I most certainly cannot afford to just retire!!!!
as far as libraries go I think a great deal depends on the library and what you hope to do there - there are jobs for people who don't have degrees but I am guessing they pay less as well
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not sure on the US system, but in Australia there are a variety of degree courses for librarians ranging from library tech quals to undertaking Masters and Doctoral studies (although the last isn't a requirement thankfully

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