Court Reporter Schools in Connecticut

Becoming a Court Reporter in CT

Connecticut is a small but densely populated New England state that has a number of opportunities for careers in court reporting. Many court reporters in Connecticut work as freelance reporters or work for court reporting agencies. Shorthand reporters in Connecticut must take a state exam and pay a fee to become licensed; that license must be renewed on a yearly basis. In order to renew your license, you must have completed at least 10 hours of continuing education. Court reporting in Connecticut is regulated through the Department of Consumer Protection with assistance from the Board of Examiners of Shorthand Reporters. One rule of note for Connecticut court reporters is that all licensed shorthand reporters are required to keep an original stenographic record of their work for a minimum of seven years. Court reporters in Connecticut network through a professional organization called the Connecticut Court Reporters Association.

Listed below are all the schools that offer Court Reporter Programs in Connecticut.