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Court reporters are responsible for creating a written record of what happens in the courtroom. Whether they use the voice writing or stenography method, they use a form of shorthand that makes it possible for them to transcribe more than 200 words per minute. Discover Your New Career at Brown college of court reporting. With day, night and, online options available, itu2019s easy to fit our program into your schedule regardless of whether you enroll full or part-time. Our classes are typically eight to 12 students, so you know youu2019ll receive the personalized instruction needed to become a professional.

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Stenography is a highly specialized skill that requires considerable training, placing these reporters in an elite group of professionals. Stenographic court reporters use a computer and a stenotype machine, striking specific combinations of keys and applying a shorthand language to record words and phrases with lightning speed and precision. Brown College graduates master this skill at 225 words per minute with 95 percent accuracy. Many liken stenography more to playing the classical piano than to typing words.

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