Occupations eHow to Become a Librarian by Susan Wiedmann Librarians work for a variety of public and private information centers, as well as for schools, universities and traditional libraries. Work during high school and college as a part-time library page or clerk. Learn a foreign language in high school and continue studying it in college.
Many graduate programs require knowledge of a second language.
Maintain a high G.P.A. while obtaining a bachelor's degree in a field that will give you a broad education. Write to your graduate school choices for their admission guidelines and applications. Do this well before your senior year in college. Talk to your college counselors for their input well before your senior year. Ask them about your state's certification requirements if you want to become a school librarian.