Voice Reporting:
Become a Voice Writer using the Stenomask
System for Court Reporting.
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lucrative professions of the present and long term future.
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YOU CAN BE A PROFESSIONAL WITH GOOD INCOME
POTENTIAL IN WEEKS, EARNING PROFESSIONAL
INCOME.
Court Reporters are front and center at the
most controversial and highly
publicized cases - criminal trials, millionaire
divorces, federal government
corruption trials and lawsuits against everyone
from heavy metal groups to
the "guy next door."
Some might think the court reporter's domain is limited to the courtroom,
but there are many court-related matters reported outside the courtroom, as well
as a variety of circumstances: Conventions, Conferences, Congressional
hearings -- In fact, wherever the spoken word has meaning in an official
way.
Court reporters are highly skilled professionals who use the latest
technology to deliver a verbatim account of the spoken word, often instantly
(real-time "instantly").
What does a Court Reporter do?
The basic function of a court reporter is to make VERBATIM
notes of legal and other proceedings and reduce those notes to writing for
interested parties. There is no more accurate means of producing an official
record that exists that can compare to the combination of the court reporter's
skills and the technology utilized by the reporter.
Skills need to be developed to enter this
profession, but the rewards are great.
The Court Reporting School offers you the opportunity to
learn this profession in your own home and still have live interaction with your
instructor and fellow students.
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