Court reporting is a lucrative career with application not only in court and deposition assignments, but also in television closed captioning and equal access for the deaf and hard-of-hearing in private and public settings (CART). If your interests include technology and a command of the English language, court reporting is a great fit for you. Career options include the ability to work from home and flexibility in scheduling.
Interested in a career in court reporting but really want to know what you’re getting into? The National Court Reporters Association has created the Discover Steno/A to Z program just for you. A to Z is a free eight-week introductory course that teaches students how to write the alphabet and simple words in steno before committing to enrollment in a court reporting school. Courses are available across the country. Sign up for the free A to Z course and a volunteer instructor in your area will be in contact. After completion of the A to Z program, successful candidates are eligible for tuition assistance through Project Steno.
Kentucky A to Z course dates:
- January 22, 2020
Do you have questions about the profession? Would you like to shadow a working reporter for the day to see what court reporting is all about? Have you graduated and need to complete an internship? Do you need a mentor throughout your education? Don’t hesitate to call us. Students are our future, and Migliore & Associates is here to support you!
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