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| Career Options and Employment Opportunities in Library Science | | | Vijay Garg | 3/31/2022 11:21:01 PM |
| While the duty of small posts is only to maintain books, display newspapers and magazines and binding etc., the employee with larger posts has to deal with books etc. and keep all the records in the register. Are
The duty of small posts is only to maintain books, display newspapers and magazines and binding etc., whereas the staff with larger posts has to deal with books etc. and keep all the records in the register. .
As the store of knowledge grows, so does the number of books published to preserve that knowledge. The growing number of books is not just a matter of keeping them locked in shelves but every reader has to deliver his favorite book and for every book he has to find his readers.
Libraries are doing both very easily and regularly. Guess how the reader will find the book of his choice when he goes to a huge library with millions of books. Library staff, on the other hand, who have a responsibility to help each and every reader, will guide them on how to find the books of their choice from so many different readers. Library science has emerged as a separate subject for this work, ranging from certificate courses to p. Teaching up to HD is being done.
Course in Library Science
Diploma in Library Science: This course can be done after +2. This is a one year course which requires 45-50% marks in Class XII for admission. Fees can range from Rs 3,000 to Rs 50,000 per year depending on the college and university. It provides basic information about library science.
Bachelor in Library Science: This is a postgraduate course. Its term is also one year. Normally 50% of graduation marks are the basis for admission but many colleges or universities also take entrance test for this purpose. The annual fee can range from Rs 4,000 to Rs 55,000. It provides training in library management.
Master in Library Science: - This is a post graduate course in Library Science, in which it is necessary to have done Bachelor course (B.Lib.) For admission. This is also being done through regular and telecommunication. The duration is two years like other post graduation courses and fees can range from Rs 7,000 to Rs 55,000.
Post Graduate Diploma in Library (Automation and Networking): This is a B.Lib. Students can pass. It mainly provides training on how to do library work on computer. All the work of the library is done through computer, in which from the record of all the books to the issue-return work is also done through computer. Fees range from Rs 8,000 to Rs 50,000 per annum.
Further Higher Education: UGC test is taken in this subject as well as other subjects. There was also an MPhil course in library science, which was considered a bridge between master’s degree and PhD degree, but now the PhD degree is being offered directly after post graduation. The conditions like entrance test etc. must be maintained. Higher PhD qualification is also required for higher posts.
Job opportunities
A lot of posts have been created in this field based on merit and work in different libraries. According to the size of the library, the institution and the college / university / institution the different functionaries are divided into different positions.
- Library Attendant.
- Library Restorer.
- Library Assistant.
- Semi-professional assistant.
- Junior Librarian.
- Deputy Librarian.
- Librarian / Chief Librarian.
- Application Specialist.
- Consultant / Reference Librarian.
- Record Manager.
- Director.
- Law Librarian.
- Indexer
- Teacher-College and University Lecturer.
While the duty of small posts is only to maintain books, display newspapers and magazines and binding etc., the employee with larger posts has to deal with books etc. and keep all the records in the register.
Are The librarian has to order new books etc., sign the identity cards of the students or general members who use the books etc. In fact, the librarian is the person responsible for every aspect of the entire library.
Different books have to be numbered according to their subject according to the catalog and those books have to be sorted according to the order in the cupboards and racks etc.
He also enlists the help of an Assistant Librarian, Assistant Librarian or Library Restorer.
Reference books work very carefully. Larger libraries have a different section. It contains all the books, dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc., which are only allowed to be read while sitting in the library. Research scholars, scholars, PhD students, researchers can often be seen sitting in this section. The librarian should be well versed in his subject so that he can guide the researchers and researchers.
Computer networking in libraries
Today is the age of technology. Computers have made our work much easier. Now all the books in the library are uploaded to the computer. That’s why software is highly developed. This makes it very easy to find any book in the library.
Work area
Educational Institutions: Every school, college, university must have a library which has the required books for the students of that institution. Depending on the size of the institution and the number of students, it can have from one to 10-15 employees.
Public Libraries: Every city or area has a public library for the general public, where all kinds of books of knowledge and literature and newspapers / magazines etc. are kept. There is a need for a librarian and his support staff.
Business Institutions: Hospitals, Large Factories, Railway Departments, Employment Departments, Offices of various departments of Central and State Governments, etc.
A record is kept of books, directories, etc., where it preserves the history of the institution, as well as its written treasure trove of rules, codes, etc.
Media Forms: Newspapers, radio, television, various sites, etc., besides many books of general knowledge related to their subject, encyclopedias and other reference books, but also many contemporary newspapers / magazines etc. All of them have to handle a lot of history and special issues etc. Department of Language, Literature, Music and Culture: They also have libraries at district level and small level offices, such as books in different languages in the language department, offices of literary academies, their literature and world class translated literature. Knowledge is retained.
National Level Institutions: All Research and Development Centers, ICAR (Indian Council of Agriculture and Research), CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organization (ROO)) , IC HR (Indian Council of Historical Research), research institutes related to agriculture and industry etc. Young people who have done library science course can also get employment.
International Institutions: World Health Organization, UNESCO, World Bank, embassies of different countries, other world class institutions do not go without library. These libraries are the backbone of those institutions and offices.
Digital Library of India: It is the largest Government of India institution where books are stored digitally. Naturally, only experts in computer and library automation are needed.
In short, the area is vast. It has to be seen and understood in a broader sense. For those who are book lovers, this field can be a great boon as their need for money will be met and their appetite will be quenched. |
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