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Three Ways to Learn More About Genealogy

If you are interested in doing your genealogy but you do not know where to start, or if you are ready to take your research to the next level there are many options available to help you with your research. Many people begin doing genealogy work for just their family, but find that they enjoy it so much that they want to continue to do it, even after they have exhausted their own research. There are career options available to you as well.

On excellent place to learn more about genealogy is through online genealogy classes. Many websites offer free basic classes that should help a novice get started with his genealogy. There are also online classes available to help the more advanced genealogists. Some of the classes are free, while some do charge a fee. Generally the free classes are self-guided classes, which provide text and resources, while the classes with a fee have an instructor available to help you with your questions.

Another option is to choose to get a degree in genealogy. This option is available at a few colleges around the country. You have the option of A Associates degree or a Bachelor’s degree. You may also want to take business classes if you are considering becoming a professional genealogist. This will help you grow your business more effectively. These programs are available through online or distance programs as well as with residency programs.

A third option is to join your local genealogical society. This can give you the opportunity to interact with other people who love genealogy and help you find additional resources to use. It may help you decide whether or not you really want to become a professional genealogist if you try volunteering at a local genealogy library. You may also want to join the National Genealogical Society and attend the conferences that they offer. These conferences give you the opportunity to connect and learn a few times a year.