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Alternative Careers Workshop - An overview of a series of presentations given at the Catholic University of America on the subject of alternative careers for librarians from '98.

Applying for a Library Job: Advice from Biblia - Are you sure you want to be a librarian? Some career guidence from Biblia, the Warrior Librarian.

Become a Librarian! - A site compiled by the Central Jersey Regional Library Cooperative. Provides all sorts of great information ranging from an outline of what a librarian does, to the education required, scholarships available and employment options open to librarians.

Beyond the Job - Professional tips for librarians: articles, job-hunting advice, professional development opportunities, and other news and ideas on how to further one's library career.

Canada Job Futures - Librarians, Archivists, Conservators and Curators - An occupational profile of current and future work in the library and information profession.

Canadian Librarian Job Search - Job boards, resume and cover letter information, library interview guides, and search techniques.

Canadian Librarians in America - Information, resources, and a message board for Canadian librarians who have relocated to the United States in search of employment.

CLA: Resources - The Future of the Library Profession - An article considering future trends in the library and information sector.

ClickNwork - Web-based work opportunities for information specialists, researchers and writers.

Educational CyberPlayground - "Information About Websites Relating to Education for Employment in Library and Information Science Fields" - A PDF document that outlines various websites relating to education for employment as a librarian.

EXULT - Exeter University Library Trainees - Gives an insight into working as a library trainee and provides some useful links to those who are considering studying librarianship or information science.

From Baby Librarian to Tenured Faculty: Strategizing for Success - Article discusses approaches new librarians can take to help get tenure in higher education.

Hicks v. USD 470 - Arkansas school librarian sues for actual and punitive damages after being wrongfully terminated and then reinstated.

Job Hunting for Librarians - Web Resources - Provided by the School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University. This Web Resources page provides links to some lesser-known library job posting sites.

Job Hunting: Just for Librarians - Job hunting resources for Librarians.

Jobs for Information Professionals - A resource guide to library employment related and job postings sites.

Librarian Job Board - A free job board for job seekers and employers in the information professional field.

Librarians - Employment information for librarians from the Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Library Assistants and Bookmobile Drivers - Employment information and job outlook from the Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Library Juice 3:11 - Job Search Supplement - Contains help for job-seeking librarians, including compilations of annotated links and professional advice.

Library Technicians - Job outlook and work description from the Occupational Outlook Handbook.

LIScareer.com - Career development resources for new librarians, information professionals, students, and those considering a library career

LIScareer.com -- The Librarian & Information Professional's Career Development Center - Provides a bibliography of web and print resources to help librarians on the job hunt.

Lisjobs.com - Employment listings, job links, resume posting, and a professional development e-mail newsletter.

Marriott Research and Recruitment - Company providing research and staffing support for libraries and related organizations.

Networked Librarian - Job Search Guide - A directory of employment pages listing employment opportunities for librarians.

NewBreed Librarian - Masters Degrees and Career Advancement - Article discusses the dynamics of career advancement in a profession where the majority of librarians are on the verge of retirement.

NewBreed Librarian: What do you do for students? - Interview with Joanna Kroll who explains her philosophy of helping library school students find library related jobs.

Non-traditional jobs for special librarians - A chapter from the "Special Libraries Management Handbook: The Basics" website written by students in CLIS 724 (Special Libraries and Information Centers) at the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science during the Spring 1999 and 2000 semesters. Provides an analysis of the variety of jobs available for special librarians.

Ontario Library Association Job Search Strategies - A list of job search options offered by the Ontario Library Association.

Rediff Guide to the Net - Features: Making Money Online - Article which briefly discusses legitimate online researcher opportunities.

SLA Career Development - The Special Library Association's 'Toolbox'. This site provides a great deal of information on librarianship, as well as many useful links.

Southern California Library Jobs - Group for those searching for library jobs in California.

Stealth Librarian - Forum for librarians to exchange information (anonymously if they wish) about the working conditions in their library or library system.

The Chronicle: Career Network: Becoming a Librarian - Todd Gilman writes about his experience of getting a Ph.D., looking for work, and how "I met with two Harvard librarians, and to my delight, both said instantly that a Ph.D. in English and a master's in library science would make a "powerful combination" of credentials for a future librarian." He then explains how he got hired at Yale as a collection development specialist in their library.

The Chronicle: Career Network: Putting Your Ph.D. to Work in the Library - Todd Gilman writes, "My advice to would-be academic librarians involves four progressive steps. In this article, I'll discuss the first three: making initial contacts, turning a vita into a résumé for librarians' consumption, and mastering the art of the cover letter to obtain support positions (i.e., pre-professional jobs) within libraries."

The Info Pro's Survival Guide to Job Hunting - Instructions on beginning a job search, with several links. [Searcher]

The Librarians' Career Manifesto - A guide to print and Internet resources to assist present or future librarians in the job search and professional development.

The Oxford Website for Library Trainees - Provides background information and a downloadable application form for library trainee posts at Oxford University. Also provides information about applying for library school and a consideration of librarianship as a career.

What's the job market like for a brand new librarian? - Short article provided by LIScareer.com on what the job market is like for new librarians.

Your Career in Library or Information Science - An outline of possible careers in the field, provided by the Canadian Library Association. Also includes pertinent information on training programs and educational requirements.

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