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The most unknown and least advertised, high-paying profession in the U.S. today!! |
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Court Trials - Depositions of Expert Witnesses - Newscasts - Sporting Events - College Lectures - Business Meetings What do these have in common? They are all events where court reporters capture information and convert it into digital and readable form. Whether it's for attorneys with a court case, or for someone who is hearing impaired to follow the local news, reporters use unique skills and specialized technology to make spoken information more useful and accessible. Wilson College offers a complete training program for the field of Court Reporting, Closed-Captioning or Medical Transcription. We are fully accredited with the Indiana Commission of Proprietary Education. Since its founding in 1968, Wilson College has been successfully training court reporters. With an average of fourteen years-of-experience, our highly qualified staff of instructors are available to provide expert instruction in a positive learning environment facility that is well suited to meet the needs of faculty and students. We are proud to offer a program that meets the court reporting community's need for highly skilled individuals able to provide a professional service that is much in demand. We offer placement assistance and to date, have a one hundred percent placement record that regularly includes: freelance court reporting, civil and criminal court systems, closed-captioning, and medical transcription. Please browse our site to learn more about the wonderful opportunities in Court Reporting. We are sure you will find a schedule that will fit your life-style. If you believe that a career in Court Reporting is what you have been looking for, visit our Contact Page. A representative from Wilson College will be happy to talk to you. Then arrange to visit our facility. |
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Review the Class Description page.
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Be sure to visit the History page, (a brief history of Court Reporting).
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30
Month Course