What do I need to become a Librarian?
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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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Your local library.  Just tell the librarian what you need and they can help you.
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Hi, I'm a law librarian and there is nothing dorky about it!! You needa degree in library & info. science, which you may need to study as a post-grad.  Check with individual unis.  Certainly, there are plenty of opportunities for law librarians and the pay in London and other big cities is excellent.  If you are interested in Law Librarianism, see www.biall.org.uk\nGood luck
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Firstly you have really got to have the want to become one.  Then just start reading up on your favorite subject and choose a good novel.  History is a common and useful subject to know.  Spend a lot of time at the library and look through their variety of books.  Take a mixture of type of books home or just read at the library.
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Try: http://www.llm-guide.com/\n\nHope this helps.
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I don't know were to go online but I think what you do is very cool! If I were you, I would go to the library and ask the librarian or just find some books on it. Trust me, the library has everything you just have to ask the right questions. There are books on how to do just about anything. If they don't have it ask them to check other libraries and have it sent to the library you go to.
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Get a bachelor's degree in something, biology chemistry or biochemistry preferably.\n\nApply to graduate school for a PhD program in biochemistry.\n\nGo to graduate school for ~5 years, take classes, teach, do research.\n\nWrite a dissertation.\n\nDefend your dissertation.  \n\nBe awarded a PhD in biochemistry.
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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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Not everyone working in a library here is a librarian, and to my knowledge, there is no license.  You have your degree, which should help you very much.  Best bet is to go directly to a library and ask them if they are hiring, or do a search of employment on the city's website.  Libraries are managed by the city or town, not provincially or federally.  Good luck.  Some people even started working in a library as a volunteer.
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Normally, a Masters degree in Social Work.  To get into this type of program, usually you would need an undergraduate degree in social sciences (if not Social Work) and related volunteer or work experience.  See information about this type of program at the link below.
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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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Trot down to your local library and ask the librarian what they have on hand.  He or she will ask a couple questions to help determine the level of information you need and then can point you to the right book for your needs.  I wouldn't try to find that info on your own; the nervous system is exquisitely complex, but unless you're a neurologist or a neurosurgeon, you prolly don't need that much detail.
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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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You need to take the Liberal Studies major. Its basically a little bit of everything. Its a lot of general education classes tailored to teachers. Then once you finish the 4 year major to get your bachelors. You need to take the CBEST and the Multiple Subject Test. Then you need to get your teaching credential (about another 2 years). Once you get your bachelors and CBEST taken, you can start as a substitute teacher until you get your credential.
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It depends on the city where you live.  Call the library where you want to work and ask them.
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im doing a-levels currently...i found this website for this a-level thing, they will have lists of subjects and they will explain and ellaborate on the sylibus...and some will contain recommended books to refer...i dont know about the links in the website though..perhaps by going to this website im going to give you, you can find what you need....\n\nhttp://www.cie.org.uk/CIE/WebSite/qualificationsandawardshub/qualificationhubs/subjecthubs.jsp?oid=2208\n\nhope i answered your question
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Um, I've always had male librarians at all the school libraries I've worked at...\n\nOur local library has both male and female librarians in all sections.\n\nIt will be very hard for you to prove why you were not hired however... and they may consider you overqualified for the lower rung positions... at least that may be their spin on it.\n\nGood luck to you though,  you may have a fight on your hands.