A Major Update!
May. 29th, 2019 06:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ms_minervaHi everyone,
I'm so, so sorry I haven't been updating! I've been super busy. The school year is winding down. I've been making travel plans for the summer (Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos, woo!) and for my return home. I officially moved out of my apartment. I got my history teaching license and hope to pass an additional content exam so I can get an English teaching license, too. I started writing a novel and might actually complete the NaNoWriMo challenge, albeit in the wrong month. I'm working on some new medieval Latin translations that I might be able to publish someday. I started putting together my portfolio website, and it's pretty beautiful, if I do say so myself!
AND, I got into my first choice MLIS program! I'll be in the UK (which is cheaper than US programs even though I have to pay higher fees than locals). If you're from the UK or continental Europe and have recommendations or advice for me, please hit me up!
If there are any potential librarians reading this post: I'm able to get a British degree because I plan to work in international schools, which accept American and UK degrees. If you're an American who wants to work in the US, this might not be advisable, depending on your field. I would do your research first.
I'm so, so sorry I haven't been updating! I've been super busy. The school year is winding down. I've been making travel plans for the summer (Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos, woo!) and for my return home. I officially moved out of my apartment. I got my history teaching license and hope to pass an additional content exam so I can get an English teaching license, too. I started writing a novel and might actually complete the NaNoWriMo challenge, albeit in the wrong month. I'm working on some new medieval Latin translations that I might be able to publish someday. I started putting together my portfolio website, and it's pretty beautiful, if I do say so myself!
AND, I got into my first choice MLIS program! I'll be in the UK (which is cheaper than US programs even though I have to pay higher fees than locals). If you're from the UK or continental Europe and have recommendations or advice for me, please hit me up!
If there are any potential librarians reading this post: I'm able to get a British degree because I plan to work in international schools, which accept American and UK degrees. If you're an American who wants to work in the US, this might not be advisable, depending on your field. I would do your research first.
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Date: 2019-05-30 05:13 pm (UTC)I'm a continental European and don't know anything about library schools in the UK, but if I can help with anything else, let me know. Especially if you ever want to come across to Belgium ;)
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Date: 2019-06-01 03:06 pm (UTC)