Buell Realtime Reporting, a leading provider of cutting-edge litigation support services, is thrilled to announce we are an official administrator of the NCRF Career Launcher program (National Court Reporters Foundation).
The NCRF Career Launcher program, a comprehensive course designed by the NCRF, focuses on equipping aspiring professionals in the court reporting field with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in their careers. Buell's commitment to supporting students and newly Certified Court Reporters has led the company to invest in this valuable training opportunity.
"We are proud to be an administrator of the NCRF Career Launcher program," said Lisa Buell, Owner of Buell Realtime Reporting. "This confirms our dedication to providing exceptional services to our clients and maintaining the highest standards of professionalism in the industry. The training modules created by NCRF will undoubtedly contribute to our profession’s continued growth and success."
Throughout the NCRF Career Launcher program, students and newly Certified Court Reporters engage in an extensive curriculum that covers a wide range of topics, including advanced transcription techniques, legal terminology, realtime reporting technologies, and industry best practices. The training will further empower Buell's professionals to deliver accurate and efficient court reporting and deposition solutions.
Buell’s offering of the NCRF Career Launcher program reaffirms the company's commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in providing litigation support services to the Northwest legal community.
For more information about Buell Realtime Reporting's litigation and court reporting services, please visit us at www.buellrealtime.com.
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