Illinois Court Reporters Association (ILCRA)

The objective of the Illinois Court Reporters Association is to assume responsibility for leadership and enlightenment of the users of verbatim shorthand reporting of proceedings and of the public regarding the special competency, importance and value of the shorthand reporting system. ILCRA works to encourage, establish and maintain high standards of professional education, competence and performance through the exchange of professional knowledge through discussion, study and publication.

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!!!CONGRATULATIONS!!!
To our Speed and Realtime Contest participants and winners!

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!!!BIG THANKS!!!
To our Speed & Realtime Contest Coordinators, Graders,
and each volunteer who makes this contest possible!

Interested in a Career as a Court Reporter or Captioner? 
Click Here or on the graphic to learn more about a great profession and how you can be part of it.


Looking for a CART Captioner?  

Click the button below for ILCRA members that provide CART services!

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Looking for a reporter?

Find a Reporter

 

YOUR 2023-2024 ILCRA BOARD MEMBERS:


https://www.ncra.org/home/get-involved/foundation/foundation-programs/NCRF-scholarships-and-grants/career-launcher-student-grants

NCRF has opened application submission for the Career Launcher grants. 
If you know of a student that has passed a 180 wpm test, please encourage them to apply.

 

2024 Court Reporting and Captioning Week

The 2024 Court Reporting & Captioning Week was a weeklong event that highlights the many aspects of court reporting and captioning that make it a viable profession, including good salaries, flexibility, interesting venues, and the increasing demand for more reporters and captioners to meet the growing number of employment opportunities available in the field. The event sends a message about the important and vital role human court reporters and captioners play in providing the most accurate mode of capturing the spoken word and turning it into text.

Check out the Proclamation below from the Governor and Secretary of State

A Tribute to Bernice Radavich