NCRA A to Z® Online Program

If there was a career in which you could …

• Play a crucial role in the legal process; or
• Get paid to watch TV while helping the deaf and hard of hearing; or
• Be a part of sporting events and live performances

Would you be interested in court reporting?

• Court reporters and captioners use cutting-edge technology to bring the spoken word to text accurately in real time.
• *Average salary for court reporters and captioners starts at $60,000 and can reach upwards of $80,000 and beyond.
• Degree programs are offered online or at brick-and-mortar-colleges.

Discover a great career!

I am the most accurate, reliable way to convert the spoken word to text.

I’m fluent in a language that allows me to make a transcript of the English language as fast as humans can speak it. I’m a master of technology, and I’m committed to constantly learning and improving my skills. I’m a service provider and a knowledge expert. There’s no way Siri could do my job.

I am a court reporter

I provide access to those who can’t hear.

In the classroom, at community events, and whenever I’m needed, I provide an instantaneous written stream to those with hearing loss. I level the playing field. I open doors of information.

I am a CART captioner

I am the reason those words scroll on the TV.

Being a captioner for broadcast and live events puts my realtime skills to the test. They speak; I write. My steno is instantly translated to English with impressive accuracy given the speed at which this process happens.

I am a captioner

I’m a grammar geek. I’m good with technology. I’m dedicated to training for a career that inspires me. I’m disciplined, and I’m becoming a better version of me.

I am a court reporting student

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