Visit the following web sites for job listings:
- http://www.uscra.org/job-postings
- http://www.indeed.com/q-Court-Reporter-jobs.html
- https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/court-reporter-jobs
Consider working in environments outside the courtroom, such as businesses and broadcasting.
Visit a courtroom and watch the court reporter at work in a real trial.
Be prepared to work on a freelance basis until you find full-time work.
Participate in the the National Court Reporters Association's Virtual Mentor Program, https://www.ncra.org/home/start-your-career/find-a-mentor.
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