What is the average salery for a librarian?
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its SalAry btw---seems like youd make a great librarian--I think the pay is about $2.75 an hour plus free chips and milk
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It probably depends on where you live, but I was shelving books in our small community library when I was 10.  I started making money doing it at 16.  All it takes is a good grasp of the dewey decimal or the LOC system and the alphabet.\n\nIn our county library here, most books are shelved by volunteers.
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Check your local library
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um ask the librarian?
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Ask at your public library for books such as "The ultimate small business guide : a resource for startups and growing businesses," "202 Services You Can Sell For Big Profits,"  and "What business should I start?"
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \n\ngraduate nurses at our hospital are starting out at 19$ per hour in the Carolina's this is a 2 year degree
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i don't think there is an average. i've been buying antiques since i was a teenager and my friends 50 something year old parents buy them too. income and average purchase are way too broad of categories.
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My first job was a library. It had opened many doors (surprisingly) and not to mention help me with finding certain books for homework. The people at the library will be more than willing to work with his school schedule.
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Go to your local libruary and tell them what you are looking for. They have many to choose from.
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I used this story when trying to teach a group of retired, and very confused people, how to use a PC.\n\nA little librarian has to get all the information together each time you open a program.  After some time adding new programs and using old ones the librarian has made a mess of the whole library.  When you go to open a program he's got to run around here and there to find the pieces of the program he needs for you to use it.  So once in a while (I do it every day) he has to fix it all up, get all the papers together and file the programs away in alphabetical order so that when you need him to open a program or do anything he can easily pick it off the shelf and it's ready to go.\n\nDefragmenting is organizing all the information on your hard drive and contiguous files are files that are in alphabetical order, nice and neat.
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SOME libraries require a degree.  If you started working at one as a peon book slinger you could work your way up to be a librarian.\n\nRemember that humanity did pretty good for itself for thousands of years without pieces of paper hanging on the wall that said we spent 4-8 years at a school taking lessons.
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well, I answer what I can, do some research and go off on all kinds of tangents trying to find the answers. I enjoy challenges, and I worked in a public library as a clerk for 10 years. But no you don't have to be a professional to answer. BTW, the web-site listed below is like an online reference section for a library--in fact it is being developed by librarians. It is often one of the first places I go for information.
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"Janes  Weapons"  Library  or Barnes&Noble, Books-a-million, etc
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i have better things to do than research for your project. theres such a thing called a library. and how many reports do you have anyway?
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Your best bet for this type of question is the library.
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Check with your local library.
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You won't be able to be a librarian (that requires a Bachelor's degree and a Master's of Library Science) but they might hire you to shelve books.  My local library will hire people as young as fourteen to shelve books (outside of school hours).  From there you might be able to work your way up to a position at the Circulation Desk (signing books in and out).