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] Date Posted:16:07:17 07/04/05 Mon
I am a canadian library science student who will graduate next year from a MLIS program. I wish I could find a work in the US, ( I'd prefer working in the South or West - Florida, Texas, N/S Carolina, California, Arizona...). What the librarian labour market looks like across the border ? I heard a lot about a '' librarian shortage'', despite the fact that this shortage appears to be a debated subject among librarians themeselves. Do any of you know what the real perspectives are , and if there is a place for freshly graduates ? thanks
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Date Posted:10:51:30 09/16/05 Fri
There is indeed quite a shortage of librarians in the US! Fresh librarians are welcomed from what I have seen, especially if you are a school librarian (as opposed to public).
I am an American, soon to graduate from Library College interested in working/living in Canada. Any insight as to the prospects where you are?
Date Posted:09:47:23 11/01/05 Tue
>In Canada, especially in the province of Alberta, there is v. good prospects. The oil and gas industry is always looking for people. checl out the ARMA calgary website.
There is indeed quite a shortage of librarians in the
>US! Fresh librarians are welcomed from what I have
>seen, especially if you are a school librarian (as
>opposed to public).
>
>I am an American, soon to graduate from Library
>College interested in working/living in Canada. Any
>insight as to the prospects where you are?
Date Posted:19:54:07 09/01/06 Fri
how about librarians from the other countries like the philippines?are there positions being offered for international applicants?and how can we apply for a graduate degree in canada?what universitites offer grants/scholarships for financially incapable like us?
