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Court Reporting Certificate: Auburn University Outreach
Auburn University Outreach (Office of Professional and Continuing Education), n.d.
Read the originalRead on October 16, 2026
- What it is
- The program page of a self-paced court reporting certificate run by Auburn University Outreach. It describes the skills the course builds, the speed target and how long students take to finish.
- How much weight it carries
- An official university program page, undated, so its figures describe one program's course rather than the field as a whole. It is a marketing page, but the timing it gives is a plain statement that a course with open enrollment can take a year or longer.
Facts taken from this source
- The Auburn University Outreach court reporting certificate lists building speed to 225 words per minute as one of the skills students learn, alongside steno theory and computer-aided transcription software.
“Students learn theory (how to write on the steno machine), build speed to 225 wpm, learn CAT (computer aided transcription) software” (Program page, description of the course)
- The Auburn University Outreach court reporting certificate says some students have completed their training in a year, but others take 18 months, two years or longer.
“Some students have completed their training in a year, but some students may take 18 months, 2 years or longer.” (Program page, FAQ on how long the training takes)