The Lifehacker Court Reporter article written by Cassandra Caldarella, CSR, a graduate of South Coast College in Orange, CA, has drawn much attention to the relatively unknown career of court reporting. The article has been reprinted by monster.com and shared by numerous entities.
The Lifehacker article on the career of court reporting has brought such attention to the career of stenography that many people are asking where this person gained her court reporting or stenography knowledge and expertise. Cassandra Caldarella, CSR, graduate of South Coast College, not only graduated from South Coast College but also continues to attend the realtime workshops on the campus of South Coast College in order to prepare for realtime certification. Cassandra is one of the many existing court and deposition reporters who strive to improve their skills by attending the workshops designed specifically for improving realtime writing ability, and the certifications are well worth seeking. Most courts provide incentives for realtime certification, and the deposition reporters who have the certification are sought after.
The current Realtime Workshop attendees at South Coast College include State and Federal court reporters, deposition reporters, CART providers, and captioners. If you have not looked into careers that use stenography, you may be missing out on a way to profit from the knowledge that you have gained from your current career. Many students, like Cassandra, already had their degrees in various disciplines before venturing into court reporting. For further information about the South Coast College realtime workshops or about entering the field of stenography, request our Careers in Stenography booklet, visit South Coast College to request your free booklet.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Court Reporters for the Cure
An invitation to join us on September 27, 2015, for the Court Reporters for the Cure Walk in Newport Beach. .
All court reporters and students and families are welcome.
To obtain a special Court Reporters for the Cure shirt, you must register with Kathy Genevay, CSR, Instructor at South Coast College early this week because the shirts have to be pre-ordered. Contact Kathy Genevay at kgenevay@southcoastcollege.com
To learn more about the Walk, go to the South Coast College website under News.
Thanks to our two alumnae, Cassandra Caldarella, CSR, Official Orange County, and Linda Simpson, CSR, owner of Simpson Deposition Services, for making this event possible. Click News for more.
To learn more about becoming a court reporter, go to South Coast College and GET INFO now.
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| Kathy Genevay, CSR, Alumna |
To obtain a special Court Reporters for the Cure shirt, you must register with Kathy Genevay, CSR, Instructor at South Coast College early this week because the shirts have to be pre-ordered. Contact Kathy Genevay at kgenevay@southcoastcollege.com
To learn more about the Walk, go to the South Coast College website under News.
Thanks to our two alumnae, Cassandra Caldarella, CSR, Official Orange County, and Linda Simpson, CSR, owner of Simpson Deposition Services, for making this event possible. Click News for more.
To learn more about becoming a court reporter, go to South Coast College and GET INFO now.
Friday, April 17, 2015
Alumna of South Coast College, Cassandra Caldarella Creates the South Coast College Alumni Association
THANK YOU, Cassandra Caldarella, CSR, alumna of South Coast College for starting the South Coast College Alumni Association. Cassandra has also created the Facebook page called South Coast College Alumni. She writes, " If you're a graduate of South Coast College, or a realtime class participant, please join our new Facebook group. We're in the process of incorporating as a 501(c)(3) and getting the new South Coast College Alumni Association going. Volunteers are welcome!!!" Visit her Facebook Page and leave her a message. Click Cassandra Caldarella, CSR
If you interested in becoming a successful court reporting like Cassandra, visit the South Coast College website by clicking South Coast College, and go to GET INFO NOW!!!
If you interested in becoming a successful court reporting like Cassandra, visit the South Coast College website by clicking South Coast College, and go to GET INFO NOW!!!

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Monday, April 13, 2015
Career Change -- From Nurse to Court Reporter
Linda Hernandez, CSR, graduate of South Coast College, explains why she made the career change from nurse to court reporter in the following post from the Facebook Page entitled WHY I LOVE COURT REPORTING.
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| Linda Hernandez, CSR |
I started court reporting after an 11-year career as an RN. Although I loved my first career, I think I burned out. I yearned to be more independent and have a less physically taxing job. I loved reading and writing, and I was looking to transition into a career with an emphasis on English skills and equal if not better pay as well.
A friend of mine introduced me to court reporting. When I discovered what court reporting was all about, including the potential income stream, I said, "That's for me!" I've been able to take advantage of my medical vocabulary and knowledge to make my steno writing easier and more efficient.
I have had 9 years of depo experience, five years of Official reporting and two years of pro tempore reporting. I love my career! I earn a fabulous income, and I am very independent. I love being my own boss. I love my unique skill and the prestige this career brings.
I had an English teacher who would tell his students that steno writing is so rote that a monkey could do it! Obviously that person didn't know what he was talking about. Our writing skills require much cerebral knowledge and mental stamina as well as finger dexterity. We have a vast English vocabulary, as well as a vast steno vocabulary, and a unique ability to distinguish multiple speakers. Hardly anything a mere monkey could do!
There is much more to say about court reporting. I will close by saying I love my career and am very proud to be a court reporter. Thanks to Jean Gonzalez and South Coast College staff for a great send off!
Posted by on the Facebook Page entitled WHY I LOVE COURT REPORTING
To see more of why court reporters love their profession, Click the link Court Reporting. To find out more about how you can change careers and become a court reporter, click the link South Coast College and go to GET INFO NOW!
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