How Do You Research Salary Ranges And Benefits For A Librarian?

The average salary range for librarians in the United States is approximately $29,000 to $58,000, depending on geographical area, job sector, degree, specialty and experience. It is currently a very competitive field. Contact librarians in public libraries, schools and corporations for career insights.

Log on to librarian Web sites. Search the Internet with keywords like "librarian" and "career" or "salary." Realize that competition for traditional librarian positions is high, even for individuals with a Master of Library Science degree (MLS).

If you supplement your degree with a specialization, such as law, medicine, education or a science, you'll be a more desirable candidate for specialized library positions in the private sector. Consider a library-related position, such as an information broker, for private corporations or consulting firms. Investigate working in rural areas, where there is less competition than in cities and suburban areas.

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