CEU COURSE:
$199
DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPT FUNDAMENTALS
The Deposition Transcript Fundamentals course will provide general formatting rules for creating a transcript for depositions. The general rules in this course can be applied when transcribing the majority of state cases (depositions and court proceedings). Federal (AAERT) formatting is not covered in this course.
Students learn important legal and industry terminology. Additionally, students will learn to work within customer-driven specifications such as a style guide and a template.
This course is perfect for experienced transcriptionists looking to transition to legal transcription or students who have already taken other transcription courses. (This course does not include training in English, grammar, and punctuation.)
Equipment Requirements:
- Microsoft Word
- Any transcription audio player. If you do not have one, we recommend the free version of Express Scribe software.
Equipment Suggestions: A foot pedal (e.g., Infinity) compatible with your audio player and transcription headphones.
Suggested Pre-Requisites: This course is intended for students who have experience working as a legal transcriptionist or who have already taken the following courses: Transcription English, Grammar, and Punctuation & Transcription Basics OR Legal Transcription (CET Prep)
Course Access: 180 days
- AAERT credits are calculated as 1.0 CEUs (10 hours).
- This course provides 0.75 total credits toward your NCRA continuing education requirements. Exact Breakdown: NCRA Credits are .25 CEUs + .50 PDCs: Please note, you can only submit up to 1.0 PDC per 3-year cycle. NCRA CE Program Rules
Course Preview
- Introduction
- Legal Processes, Proceedings, & Participants
- Title, Appearance, Index, Certificate Pages
- Formatting (not federal)
- Transcript Production
Course Fee: $199
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BlueLedge is an AAERT approved training center, preparing students for national certification in digital court reporting and legal transcription.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the job opportunity?
There is a growing demand for court reporters and transcriptionists in the court systems as well as by private firms across the United States and the world. The nature of the court reporting and transcription industry is that you truly can work anywhere, as there are always needs.
What defines a good digital court reporter?
What does AAERT approval mean?
BlueLedge has passed a rigorous evaluation process by the nationally recognized governing association for digital/electronic reporters and legal transcriptionists to ensure the highest quality education for our students.