Court ReportingOur court reporters have an average of over 10 years of experience and are Certified Shorthand Reporters (CSR) licensed to practice in the state of Oregon and Washington. Our court reporting agency is standing by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to meet the needs of our clients.Additional Certifications for Court Reporters-- Registered Professional Reporter (RPR): This is the entry-level program for certified court reporters and is a prerequisite for almost all other NCRA certifications. It is available to all members of the NCRA regardless of experience. It starts with a 90-minute written test that measures the applicant's knowledge of reporting and transcription practices. This is followed by three dictation and transcription exercises performed at speeds of 180 to 225 wpm that each must be completed with... more Related Websites
Court Reporting Is a Terrific Opportunity to Work from Home-- There are a growing number of workers today who are looking for non-traditional employment that gives them the flexibility to stay at home with their families. Empowered work at home moms are a growing segment of the workforce and are being joined by a lot of work at home dads. Becoming a certified court reporter is a lucrative career and the need for qualified reporters is growing rapidly. A substantial percentage of today's reporters are... more Related Websites
Court Reporting By Way Of Videoconferencing-- Court reporting is one of the most important facets of our legal system. It offers us a way to record the complaints, outbursts, and testimony of each party within a legal case. As a result, there is a great demand for court reporters. They are needed at every trial, every pretrial hearing, every deposition, and every interview within the legal system. This means that a court district within a larger city could use literally thousands... more Forensics, Court Reporting, and other Justice Career Choices-- A court reporting degree prepares you to record and transcribe the proceedings in a courtroom or during a deposition or arbitration. Armed with a certificate or degree in court reporting, you will be able work either as an official court reporter or as a freelance reporter. You will learn about legal terminology, legal transcription techniques, shorthand, verbatim recording techniques, and how to operate related equipment. The curriculum will also include the rules and regulations and... more What is Court Reporting?-- Many people are looking for a professional change. Some are looking for a bigger paycheck and others for new and exciting challenges. As you consider different careers you may have heard that court reporting is a growing field that is attracting talent from many other professions. You may be confused about what court reporters are. Often the image people have is the one that comes from the movies - a person sitting quietly in the... more |
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