6543 Regional Street
Dublin, california 94568

Golden state college of Court Reporting & Captioning (GSCCRC) in Dublin, California, provides courses in the field of shorthand reporting to educate students for realtime reporting careers. Realtime reporters use computers and stenotypes to capture and convert the spoken word into readable formats.

GSCCRC equips students with the skills necessary for certification as Certified Shorthand Reporters (CSR) by the State of California, and as RPRs by the National Court Reporting Association. The program provides a general background in law, medical terminology, and anatomy, as well as extensive coverage of English skills and grammar.

Reporting professions include Judicial Reporting; Broadcast Captioning; Media-Room Reporting; CART Reporting; Webcasting & Reporting to the Internet; Political, Congressional, and Government Reporting; Public Reporting; Scopists; Rapid Data Entry; Publishing Transcription; and Corporate Transcription.

Golden State college of Court Reporting & Captioning's curriculum meets the standards set by the California Court Reporter Board and the National Court Reporting Association.

Quick Facts:

The U.S. Dept. of Labor projects that employment opportunities for court reporters may increase by as much as 25% by 2016.

The demand for court reporters increased dramatically when the FCC ruled that 100% of new TV programming must be captioned.

Golden state college of Court Reporting & Captioning students receive training in realtime reporting, writing at 225 words per minute.

Graduates can work in professional environments working with others or in the privacy of their own home without the commute.

CSRs who work in the judicial setting are officers of the court and responsible for guarding records and accurately preserving history as it happens.

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