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What training is necessary to become a real-time court reporter, broadcast captioner, and CART provider?

The general courses students must learn are: Theory, speed building to 225 words per minute, academic courses such as English, grammar, vocabulary...

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Theory is learning the location of the letters and numbers of the steno machine keyboard and the different letter combinations used to write words.

Theory, the foundation of a student's training, is critical to success both in training and in the professional career.

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