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Significant Points
- A master’s degree in library science usually is required; special librarians may need an additional graduate or professional degree.
- A large number of retirements in the next decade is expected to result in many job openings for librarians to replace those who leave.
- Librarians increasingly use information technology to perform research, classify materials, and help students and library patrons seek information.
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- Training requirements include a high school diploma and, in most cases, postsecondary education, coupled with significant on-the-job training.
- Good opportunities are expected for most types of jobs.
- Overall employment is expected to grow about as fast as average, but projected growth varies by detailed occupation.
- About 1 out of 6 are self-employed.
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- Competition for jobs is expected to be keen because the work is attractive to many people.
- Technical expertise, a “good eye,” imagination, and creativity are essential.
- More than half of all photographers are self-employed; the most successful are adept at operating a business and able to take advantage of opportunities provided by rapidly changing technologies.
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Solicit orders for goods and services over the telephone.
- 2004 employment: 415,000
- Projected 2004-14 employment change: Decline
- Most significant source of postsecondary education or training: Short-term on-the-job training
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- Employment growth will be spurred by the expanding population in older age groups that are prone to medical conditions that result in hearing problems.
- More than half worked in health care facilities; many others were employed by educational services.
- A master’s degree in audiology has been the standard credential; however, a clinical doctoral degree is becoming more common for new entrants and is expected to become the new standard for the profession.
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