DIGITAL COURT REPORTING (MILT 5064)

TCC Center for Military and Veterans Education (CMVE)

For additional information, academic advising, and review of qualifications contact the Center for Military and Veterans Education (CMVE). Get started today on a career that could take you from here, and go anywhere.

TCC’S DIGITAL COURT REPORTING PROGRAM offers a complete course of study in this cutting edge, high demand, and rapidly expanding field. Learn court and deposition procedures, audio and video technologies, and the complete process of advanced digital court reporting in the only standards-compliant program recognized by the American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT).

Center for Military and Veterans Education (CMVE)1700 College CrescentKempsville Building (D)Virginia Beach, VA 23453-1918

Phone: 757.822.7777Phone: 757.822.7740Fax: 757.822.7710E-mail: BGipson@tcc.edu or military@tcc.eduwww.tcc.edu/military

For additional information, academic advising, and review of qualifications contact the Center for Military and Veterans Education (CMVE). Get started today on career that could take you from here, to go anywhere.

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The modern court reporting industry services multiple market niches. Beyond the traditional local/state/federal court systems, there are depositions, arbitrations, federal/state/local public hearings, stockholder meetings, conferences, and so much more, requiring digital court reporting services.

SOME OTHER EXAMPLES:

Military Court Reporting

Communication Access Real-Time Reporting

Business Support Services

Motion Picture and Video Production

Employment Services

Litigation Support Services

Legal Services

Legal Support

Paralegal Work

Audio Production

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Be a part of the excitement and drama of a courtroom, the high-stakes business of a boardroom, or the immediacy of deposition reporting—just a few areas where digital recording is now in demand!

A NEW AGE OF COURT REPORTING HAS ARRIVED!

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TCC DIGITAL COURT REPORTING PROGRAM:TCC’s MILT 5064 Digital Court Reporting training program is a formal, instructor-led course of study designed to instruct trainees in the skills required for success as a Certified Digital Reporter.

Training covers:• Court and deposition procedures and practices• Audio and video equipment and technologies• Transcription overview

Additionally, the program will assist in nationwide employment placement through Veteran Reporters, Inc. and their partners

APPRENTICESHIP OPTION:US Veterans who successfully graduate from the Digital Court Reporter training program and who choose employment with Veteran Reporters, Inc. will be enrolled in the two-year PAID Court Reporting Registered Apprenticeship Program, during which time they will work in actual courtrooms for hearings, trials, and depositions at law offices, and other legal proceedings.

How is the Program Taught?The Digital Court Reporting Program takes an on site, coach/mentoring and hands-on approach to instruction, with both in class instruction and

on-site experience in area courtrooms. Instructors are experienced teachers and court reporters with at least five years of on-the-job experience with trial technologies, court proceedings and depositions.

THREE INSTRUCTION AREAS:

• Class Instruction Module: Covers topics relating to court and deposition proceedings, etiquette, legal terminology, descriptions of services, basic computer skills, writing, note-taking, office and notary skills.

• Audio/Video Lab: Covers topics relating to audio/video hardware and software; computer configuration, sound, wire and video issues; file conversion, File Transfer Protocol, check and test equipment, inventory control, mixers, adapters, and back-up recorders.

• Court and Deposition Practicum: Covers hands-on audio setup for courtroom reporting and deposition, as well as acoustic and interference issues, courtroom etiquette, policies and procedures and depositions.

PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:

• High school diploma or equivalent

• Basic office skills, computer, and keyboarding ability

• No previous experience in trial software and hardware is required