Now 3 Registrations in 2013-2014 School Year

Re-Registration for students presently in classes begins: July 29, 2013
Registration for new students begins: August 5, 2013
Next Classes Begin: August 19, 2013


For more information call:
754.321.5100

Now 3 Registrations in 2013-2014 School Year

Re-Registration for students presently in classes begins: July 29, 2013
Registration for new students begins: August 5, 2013
Next Classes Begin: August 19, 2013


For more information call:
754.321.5100

Now 3 Registrations in 2013-2014 School Year

Re-Registration for students presently in classes begins: July 29, 2013
Registration for new students begins: August 5, 2013
Next Classes Begin: August 19, 2013


For more information call:
754.321.5100

Court Reporting

Atlantic Technical Center



Court Reporting &
Court Reporting 1, 2, 3

The purpose of this program is to prepare students for employment as machine shorthand free-lance reporters and / or official court reporters.  It involves writing verbatim (word-for-word) testimony and producing transcripts of the testimony.  Instruction includes an introduction to verbatim writing skills to work with persons with hearing loss (CART - Communication Access Realtime Translation) in classrooms, and provide captioning for television.  The program at Atlantic Technical Center offers the latest technology in computer-aided transcription and realtime writing.  Students work with equipment that instantaneously translates what is being said by the speakers and projects the words onto a television screen for the benefit of persons with hearing loss, or onto computer monitors for the benefit of trial participants.

Students completing Court Reporting 1 and 2 possess the entry-level skill-set of a scopist or transcriptionist.   To become a Court Reporter, students must complete all three levels of the program in sequence

This program is approved by the National Court Reporters Association

 The Court Reporting content includes:

  • Computer-compatible Stenograph Theory
  • Realtime Technology
  • Legal Terminology
  • Medical Terminology
  • Courtroom Procedures
  • Computer Aided Transcription

Program Length:
Total Hours: 2,850 / Approx. 28 months

Court Reporting 1:   750 Hours
Court Reporting 2:   600 Hours
Court Reporting 3: 1500 Hours

All components of Court Reporting are offered 100% Online.

Industry Certification and State Credential Exams: Completing students will be able to take State of Florida Ready to Work credential.

College Credit Transfer Opportunity: Upon completion of the program and meeting eligibility requirements, students may be awarded up to 27 college credits by Broward College toward an A.S. degree in Industrial Management Technology.

Estimated Costs (based on 12 consecutive months of documented Florida residency):

COURT REPORTING 1

Tuition & Fees $2,320
Testing Fee $10
Books & Supplies (approx) $1,779
Approx. Total $4,109

 

COURT REPORTING 2

Tuition & Fees $1,840
Books & Supplies (approx) $103
Approx. Total  $1,943

 

COURT REPORTING 3

Tuition & Fees $4,650
Books & Supplies (approx) $322
Approx. Total  $4,972

APPROX. TOTAL COURT REPORTING 1, 2, 3, - $11,024

 

For more information about Court Reporting Training, contact us today!
Click here to download a PDF brochure for the Court Reporting Training. 

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