From Books to Bytes- Your Library Tech Career Starts Here!
If you enjoy helping people, and are interested in information research, retrieval, and management, consider a career in library technology.
Our small program offers a personal touch with instructors who care. We celebrate an average of 12 graduates per year, who move on with the skills, knowledge and professional network to be well prepared for a Library Technician career in a variety of settings. These include libraries, such as public, school (K-12), academic (college), and special or private libraries, as well as archives and information centers. One graduate, who went on to become an archivist at Pixar Studios, told us, ���The program was rigorous and varied, and I left encouraged and wanting more. I always felt like the instructors were rooting for us.���
To earn an LT Certificate of Achievement or, as part of an LT Associate Degree in Science program, students complete:
- 13 units of required coursework:
- Foundations of Library and Information Services
- Access and Technical Services in Libraries
- Information Literacy and Research Skills
- Reference and Research Services
- Introduction to Information Organization & Management
- 2 units of required internship/work experience
- 4 elective units, with such options as:
- School Library and Media Services
- Digital Assets
- Foundations in Early Literacy in Storytimes
- Job Skills
Most courses are taught online, with synchronous class sessions that take place in the evenings or on Saturdays to accommodate working student schedules. Some electives are hybrid with a few in-person classes.
We look forward to welcoming and supporting you on your journey to becoming a skilled Library Technician. Please contact us if you have any questions or need additional information.
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