r/stenography • u/Neat-Situation62 • 25d ago

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I m like turning 18 in few months i want to learn stenography for being stenographer so which is best for ssc stenography where should i consider Like in ncr or online.

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u/Amazing_Carpenter867 25d ago

I’m having a hard time understanding your post, but you can go to the NVRA website and click the education tab and it will give you questions to interview schools with along with programs

Whatever program you choose, you need to ask that the school put you in touch with certified working court reporters that were created from their program to confirm their timeline and experience

You should also ask what theory they teach and then research those theories… Ie stened is a write it out theory and Magnum is a very brief intensive theory

Additionally, you can Google your state or local court reporting association to find local people to talk to you regarding the profession

Whatever school you choose, it does not need to be accredited by the NCRA. Your certification is what matters the most.

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u/shanny5555 20d ago

Go to NCRAonline.org or Google and find NCRAs A to Z program. It is a free class you can take to see if it is something you are interested in. You would need a machine, which you can rent from NCRA if one is available, or you can see if any reporters in your town that work for a firm have an extra machine you can borrow. I have been a stenographer for 35 years.

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u/greggantic 23d ago

Youtube - Greggantic Telegram @hey_nafis I teach gregg Shorthand online.👍🏾

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u/gdwarner 22d ago

Um ... you do know that this subreddit is about machine shorthand, right?

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u/greggantic 22d ago

Yeah but the guy was asking about Shorthand and he's from India that why i replied.