Stenographer jobs may be found inside courtrooms, where these professionals are called upon to record everything from depositions to trials. Outside of the courtroom, stenographers work for private business, where there work is often used for important meetings and events.

Where do stenographers work?

A stenographer, or court reporter, works in the courtroom and transcribes spoken words by typing them into a steno machine, a kind of shorthand typewriter. Fast and accurate typing skills are vital for a stenographer job.

How do I find a stenographer?

Search the Professional Services Locator through the National Court Reporters Association (see Resources). By selecting your country, you can find a list of qualified reporting services who hire stenographers to meet businesses' needs. Call a college or trade school certified by the NCRA to provide reporting education.