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Becoming a librarian has never been so exciting, rewarding, or accessible. It is a great way to make a positive difference in your life, the life of your community, and far beyond. The right-hand navigation buttons will get you on your way to becoming a librarian, or, if you already are one, to enhancing and advancing your career, as well as the profession.
If you are wondering what a librarian in the 21st century does, here are a few links that will help you with your decision to embark on one of the greatest career journeys, ever! Sometimes we are asked what in particular you have to study in high school or college to become a librarian. The answer is whatever you want! It’s helpful to have good computer skills, but anthropology majors, nurses, potters, and teachers all make their way into the library profession. Even rock stars! The rich diversity of backgrounds makes this a truly fun and exciting profession! What a wonderful way to make a difference in the world!
The Smithsonian Institution Libraries (SIL) will be awarding two paid internships beginning with summer 2010, and are designed for current graduate students interested in working in research and/or museum libraries.
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So you want to become a library technical assistant?
Perhaps you are interested in libraries but aren't sure if you are able to commit to There are many educational opportunities to become library technical assistants. The American Library Association (ALA) is a great place to start for locating information on this rewarding career!
Looking for continuing educational opportunities for librarians?
Just like any profession, librarians are constantly working to keep up with the changes in the field. Here are some links to continuing education opportunities for librarians.
The free online resource is aimed at helping new Library and Information Science (LIS) professionals, as well as experienced LIS practitioners who want tips and ideas for refining their career pathway.
Hiringlibrarians.com
Tips for librarian job hunters
Opencoverletters.com
Examples of anonymous cover letters from librarians
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