Become a Court Reporter
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We’re hard at work building out everything you need to know about launching a court-reporting career—whether you choose traditional stenography or the newly licensed voice-writing path. Check back soon for in-depth guides, step-by-step pathways, and real-world insights. In the meantime, here’s a sneak peek at what’s on the way:

Headline Stats

• 53 New CSRs licensed in California as of January 2024

• 200+ attendees at our “Find Your Voice” voice-writing webinars

• Full classes & waitlists forming at leading voice-writing schools

Core Benefits

• Stenography: Fast-paced courtroom work, realtime reporting, high demand across deposition firms and broadcast captioning

• Voice Writing: Same CSR standards under AB 156, more flexible learning options, and growing industry recognition

Training Snapshot

• Court Reporter Schools List (PDF)

• CCRA-Listed Schools Directory

• NVRA Program List

Certification Facts

• CSR Exam Process

  • Written Examination: Multiple-choice covering California court rules, ethics, and reporting procedures.

  • Dictation Examination: Real-time shorthand transcription at prescribed speeds (e.g., 200 wpm).

• Voice-Writing License (A.B. 156)

  • Eligibility: Complete an approved voice-writing program or equivalent training.

  • Exam: Pass the dictation portion only, then designate “Voice” on your CSR.

Voices of the Field

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Resource Toolkit

• LACCRA/SEIU Legislative Actions Fact Sheet (PDF)

• Court Reporter – Voice Writer: Court Reporting 101 (PPT)

• NVRA FAQs – National Verbatim Reporters Association

• Sarah Flynn’s Voice Writer Presentation (YouTube)

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