COURT REPORTING FOR THE BEGINNER

   Court reporting is a respected profession that affords substantial income and independence. We know of few other careers that offer such flexibility. Reporters pride themselves on their independence, working when, where and for whom they please. Most reporters perform their services in attorneys’ offices, corporate conference rooms and colleges. In the past reporters were required to master stenotyping which took three years to accomplish. Today’s reporters use their voice instead of their fingers and enter the marketplace very quickly.

   The profession traces its roots to a scribe who recorded speeches on parchment in the Roman Senate. It is a profession that has soared in growth to modern times, evolving from longhand to shorthand to stenotyping and, finally, to VOICE WRITING.

   If you are seeking a career change and want to learn more about this profession, this is the place to be!

-   If you are a court reporter and want to take your profession into
    the 21st century, find out more!
-   If you own a court reporting agency and want to add reporters to
    your staff quickly and also increase your bottom line, here’s
    where you can do it!

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