Certificate of Completion

Stenographic
Court Reporting

Build a Career One Stroke at a Time

18–24 Months $12,000 Online
Overview

What Is Stenographic Court Reporting?

Stenographic court reporters use a specialized stenographic machine and professional software to capture spoken words and create an accurate record.

NACR's program begins with structured theory and strong writing fundamentals before progressing into speedbuilding, CAT software, realtime translation, transcript production, legal procedures, and certification preparation.

Curriculum

What You'll Learn

Six Core Areas
Stenographic theory and writing fundamentals
Speedbuilding and accuracy
Computer-Aided Transcription (CAT) software
Realtime writing and translation
Transcript preparation
Legal procedures, professional ethics, and certification preparation
Delivery

How You'll Learn

NACR combines live online instruction with structured coursework, guided practice, technology training, instructor feedback, independent practice, and performance evaluations.

EV360 is incorporated into the program for theory, speedbuilding, practice, assignments, skill development, and progress tracking. Access to EV360 is provided by NACR at no additional cost to the student.

Featured Platform EV360

Integrated throughout the program for theory, speedbuilding, practice, assignments, skill development, and progress tracking — provided by NACR at no additional cost.

Live Online Instruction
Structured Coursework
Guided Practice
Technology Training
Instructor Feedback
Independent Practice
Performance Evaluations
Details

Program at a Glance

Length
Approximately 12 months
Instruction
Online
Contact Hours
Approximately 1,650
Tuition
$12,000
Application Fee
$100
Next Steps

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