The School of Court Reporting Certification Programs Meet Growing Demand For Court Reporters

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 7, 2010 -- The School of Court Reporting, a leader in court reporter degree programs, recently announced a job placement rate of 100% for graduates of its court reporting certification programs.

According to company officials, the high job placement rate can be attributed to a steadily increasing demand for reporters used in courtrooms and depositions, as well as those who provide the closed captioning seen on TV and other services for the hearing impaired.

“Not only are court reporters in very high demand, but they also experience extremely rewarding careers,” explains Patricia Falls, owner of The School of Court Reporting. “The court reporting profession has zero unemployment, and a first-year earning potential of $65,000 to $80,000, with the ability to earn even more.”

Falls emphasizes that although the court reporting field is rewarding, there is some level of dedication involved in completing The School of Court Reporting certification programs.

“We offer onsite courses that are very similar to a two-year college program. These courses can be completed in approximately 18-24 months depending on the students’ work ethic and discipline levels.”

Falls reports that The School of Court Reporting takes a unique, comprehensive approach to court reporting certification programs. “We prepare our students for their careers with internship programs and by providing training to support the expanding role of court reporting to include captioning, cyber-conferencing, scoping, transcribing, and more,” she says.

For more information about how to begin a rewarding career in court reporting, please visit The School of Court Reporting at http://www.theschoolofcourtreporting.com or call 856-988-0800.

About The School Of Court Reporting
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Marlton, New Jersey, The School of Court Reporting offers full and part-time day and evening classes in court reporting skills and procedures.

With on-site court reporting certification programs lasting for approximately 24 months, The School of Court Reporting also offers an Accelerated Education Program and online courses that can be completed in 18 to 24 months. In addition to traditional court reporter degrees, The School of Court Reporting provides training to support the expanding role of court reporting to include captioning, cyber-conferencing, scoping, transcribing, and more.

For more information about The School of Court Reporting, call 866.753.3664 or visit www.theschoolofcourtreporting.com.

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