How to become an entry level archivist?

You need a bachelor's degree in history, archival science, library science, or records management to become an entry-level archivist. Internship opportunities are available through current archives to gain hands-on experience. Museums and libraries prefer candidates who follow this path. At the entry-level, many archivists are also working towards a master's degree. You can obtain further qualifications through the Academy of Certified Archivists by passing an exam and taking continuing education credits. Essential skills include attention to detail, organization skills, analytical problem-solving abilities, and proficiency with computers and catalog software.