Certification, Licensing, and Special Requirements
Certification or Licensing
Certification and licensing requirements vary by state, county, and local government. Contact the school board in the area in which you plan to work for more information. If you work in a public elementary or secondary school, you will often be required to earn teacher's certification and a master's degree in education in addition to preparation as a librarian.
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