South Coast College in Orange, California, brought together alumni, students, agency owners, court representatives, employers, representatives from professional organizations, and community members to engage in an event called Pack the School on December 9, 2017. The event consisted of speakers on behalf of the Medical assistant, Paralegal, and Court reporting programs and an alumni panel Read More
CCRR
High School Tribute: South Coast College and Canyon High School Success Story
South Coast College is proud to pay tribute to Canyon High School for its outstanding graduate, Andrea Rinker, CSR, RPR, CLR, CCRR, who is an alumna of South Coast College. Andrea Rinker, CSR, RPR, CLR, CCRR, received a B.A. degree in Criminal Justice. Like many college and university graduates, she had difficulty finding a job. She Read More
Court Reporters Attend 10-Week Realtime Seminar at South Coast College
Thanks to Rich Alossi, CSR, RPR, CCRR, Vice President of the Deposition Reporters Association (DRA) for taking time to come to the South Coast College Realtime Workshop to explain the guidelines for taking the CCRR Examination and to give specific tips for taking the examination. The court reporters who are attending the workshop are preparing Read More
Mary Kelly, CSR, CCRR LA Superior Court Reporter Passes the CCRR Examination
Congratulations to Mary Kelly, CSR, CCRR, graduate of the Court Reporting Program at South Coast College and LA Superior Court Reporter, for passing the California Certified Realtime Reporter Examination (CCRR). Mary is a former instructor at South Coast College. She recently came back to sit in on classes at South Coast College to practice for Read More
Andrea Rinker from South Coast College Passes CCRR
Congratulations to Andrea Rinker, CSR, RPR, CLR, CCRR, graduate of the Court Reporting Program at South Coast College, for passing the California Certificate in Realtime Reporting. The CCRR Examination consists of five minutes of dictation at 200 wpm at 96 percent accuracy. Candidates are required to convert their final skills test file to ASCII or Read More