To work as a license clerk, you must:

complete a high school diploma or GED; and

have basic computer and office skills.

Education after high school While not required, training in computer skills and office practices can be very useful. Community colleges and trade schools all offer related training. On-the-job training Most license clerks learn their skills on the job. Training can last up to one month. You need keyboarding skills and knowledge of office practices to be hired.

May work full time or part time. Most work full time.

Generally work a set schedule.

LICENSE CLERKS will:

Constantly interact with applicants

Work for state and local government agencies

Help people obtain marriage, driving, or dog licenses

LICENSE CLERKS frequently:

Sit for long periods of time.

Use hands to deal with paperwork and type on keyboards.

Repeat the same movements.

It is important that LICENSE CLERKS be able to:

Speak clearly so listeners can understand.

Understand the speech of another person.

See details of objects that are less than a few feet away.