Our court reporting firm, City Reporters, just spent the past week in Tulsa for the Tennessee Valley Authority conference at River Spirits Hotel. Our reporters took down seminar speakers on a variety of important Tribal topics very dear to many of our Oklahoma Tribes. There were approximately 10 different Tribes from several states in attendance, as well as those joining
Whether you're looking for a high-stakes career or a front-row seat to justice, the Oklahoma College of Court Reporting is where it all begins! Larry and Susan Narvaez recently led a powerhouse delegation to the State Capitol to advocate for the future of the profession. Check out why now is the perfect time to join the ranks: Advocacy in Action
On December 6th, the Oklahoma College of Court Reporting hosted a fantastic Open House in Tulsa, and the energy was incredible! We were thrilled to see such a great turnout of motivated individuals looking to take control of their future. The room was buzzing with questions and excitement as we dove deep into the world of professional voice writing—a career
Instructor Larry Narvaez and his wife spent the morning in Altus, Oklahoma at the request of Judge Rafe Hall, the Presiding District Judge for Jackson County, OK. Judge Hall invited them to demonstrate the voice court reporting method to his judges, district attorney and court personnel. They were honored to demonstrate and field questions about this proven court reporting method
Are you searching for a stable, high-paying career that puts you on the cutting edge of law and media? Look no further than Court Reporting. This specialized field is experiencing high demand across the nation, ensuring fantastic job security as certified reporters are needed in nearly every sector—even the military uses court reporters to document key proceedings and investigations. This