I would like to get a job in a library and wondered what training I would need to get that?
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I don't know about American rules, but in Canada, you need a degree or a diploma in Library Sciences to work fulltime at a Library.
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Check the resources your college provides for doing that kind of research. \n\nThe library probably has access to databases of scholarly (peer-reviewed) journals, such as Lexis-Nexis or databases with company and financial information such as Mergent-on-line.\n\nAlso, your tuition goes, in part, to pay your librarian. Make them earn their pay. \n\nMost good, academic institution librarians will take your question, ask you some qualifying questions, and shower you with possibilities.
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I'd take courses in business administration, bookkeeping, office data, and literature. Then you can learn how to run the store and learn more about literature at the same time :D
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Go to the local college and ask them what you can do to get the training you need
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go to any local college that offers a CNA or LTC course and they should have books you can buy along with any other material you might need.
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There are many fine books at the local library on the A+ certification course of study. This is probably the field you are looking to get into.
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You should find a place that would help you or introduce you to the occupation that you have decided to follow. For example: If you want to be a librarian, spend some days offereing to help at the library and find how things work and what goes on behind the scenes. That's what I'm going to be doing this summer, but not the librarian part. I'm going to be spend some days in a law firm..shadowing...filing...getting filled in on how things work.
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Start with the K-12 school library and the local university library.  After that, approach the local body that registers teachers, the Ministry of Education and also textbook companies.
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Go to a community college website and most of the time you can get in their library.
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Call the school's library.
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What is your question?  I think it would help you to go to a local university and ask the librarian, but I don't understand your question.
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ask a librarian from a library\nan academic library would be good
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i would suggest that you work in a book store or library, there all you need to know is where the books are and to tell people where to find them, every now and then you could help the person find a book, talk to your manager and tell him about your problem. Use whatever abilities you have to better yourself and your environment, also never give in.
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That is a toughy. I would definately stop at the library for something like that. Some libraries have online chats though. Maybe you can go to your library's website and chat with a librarian who can help you (during normal lib hours of course). Good luck
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try the library thing 1!
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You need a postgraduate qualification in library science accredited by a library association such as ALA (US) or CILIP (UK).  In the UK this takes 1 year full-time then you have to apply for chartership.  Your undergraduate degree can be in any field.\nIn the UK library assistants who have had 5+ years experience can become qualified librarians without having any qualifications.  You have to apply for certification by writing a personal development plan, then you can apply for chartership as normal.  Unsure if the same is happening in the US.
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You need to tell somebody what kind of info you want. If you don't want to let us know, you might want to call your public library and let them know.