Where can I learn to become a court reporter or broadcast captioner?
The knowledge and skills to become a court reporter or stenocaptioner are taught at more than 150 reporter training programs, including proprietary schools, community colleges and four-year universities. You can view a list of programs that have met the general requirements and minimum standards for reporter training programs set by the National Court Reporters Association. Many of these programs offer distance learning options, so even if there is no reporting school near you, you can still attend class and obtain reporter or captioner training if you have access to the Internet or live near a satellite video conference center.
Answer The knowledge and skills to become a court reporter or stenocaptioner are taught at about 130 reporter training programs, including proprietary schools, community colleges, and four-year universities. You can view a list of programs that have met the general requirements and minimum standards for reporter training programs set by the National Court Reporters Association. Many of these programs offer distance learning options, so even if there is no reporting school near you, you can still attend class and obtain reporter or captioner training if you have access to the Internet.
