Librarian Training : E-Library Management

The job market for librarians and library media specialists is expected to expand by 6% between 2021 and 2031, a growth rate that aligns with the average for all professions. Approximately 14,900 job opportunities for these roles are predicted to be available annually throughout the decade.

Salaries for assistant librarians typically vary from £25,000 to £29,000, with the average pay being £27,000. For senior or deputy librarians, the salary range is between £37,000 and £55,000, with an average income of £46,000. Those in higher positions, such as the head or director of library and information services, can earn around £63,000, with an average salary of £53,500.

So if you are looking to start or advance your career in library services, look no further than our comprehensive Librarian Training course! This program covers everything from structuring the organisation of a library to e-library management, all while emphasising the importance of ethical standards. You'll come away with a deep understanding of library networking, finance management, and legislation as they relate to the field. Plus, you'll learn how libraries can function as vital infrastructure within a community.

With the rise of digital resources, it's more important than ever for librarians to stay on the cutting edge of their field. Our Librarian Training course is designed to do just that. You'll gain a thorough understanding of e-library management and best practices for digital collections. Plus, you'll learn how to effectively manage a library's finances, adhere to ethical standards, and navigate complex legislation. Whether you're new to the field or looking to advance your career, this course is the perfect place to start.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the key principles of library organisation and structure.
• Understand the legal and ethical considerations of library services.
• Develop strategies for effective library networking and community engagement.
• Manage library finances, including budgets and funding sources.
• Understand the role of e-library management in modern library services.
• Apply ethical standards to library operations and decision-making.
• Understand the importance of libraries as infrastructure within a community.
• Develop critical thinking skills and analytical abilities related to library services.

This online extensive Librarian Training is broken down into bite-sized modules so that you can learn at your own pace and in your own time. Furthermore, our experts are only an email or phone call away from answering any of your Librarian Training related questions.

Here is the curriculum breakdown of the Librarian Training Course below:

• Module 01: Structuring The Organisation of a Library
• Module 02: Legislation
• Module 03: Library Networking
• Module 04: Library as Infrastructure
• Module 05: Finance Management
• Module 06: E-Library
• Module 07: Ethical Standards

Our Specialised Delivery Method:

• Interactive Learning: Engaging modules created with recognised EdTech tools, featuring like drop-down menus, drag-and-drop, flashcards, label graphics, and timeline views.
• Responsive Design: Courses adapt seamlessly to any device, no additional software needed.
• User-Friendly Navigation: Simple, modern design suitable for all learners, regardless of technical background.
• Elegant Presentation: Visual appeal with progress tracking, drag-and-drop activities, and multiple-response questions.

• Individuals interested in starting a career in library services.
• Experienced librarians looking to expand their skillset.
• Educators and researchers in library science.
• Community organisers and activists interested in libraries as infrastructure.
• Local government officials involved in library funding and management.
• Anyone interested in the role of libraries in society.

Enrolling in our Librarian Training course does not require any prior knowledge or experience. All that is required is an internet-connected gadget and a passion to learn.

After finishing the course, you can advance your profession. Look into jobs like:

• E-Librarian: £25,000 - £35,000 per year
• Information Specialist: £28,000 - £45,000 per year
• Digital Content Manager: £30,000 - £50,000 per year
• Academic Librarian: £28,000 - £45,000 per year
• Metadata Librarian: £25,000 - £40,000 per year
• Research Librarian: £30,000 - £50,000 per year

Certificate of Completion (PDF)

Digital certificate - Included

Certificate of Completion (Hard Copy)

Hard copy certificate - £9.99