| CSR - Certified Shorthand Reporter
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| The State of Texas, through the Court Reporters Certification Board, conducts tests for certification of reporters in Texas and requires Continuing Education Units to maintain CSR status.
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| RPR - Registered Professional Reporter
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| Certification by testing from the National Court Reporters Association at speeds of up to 225 words per minute.
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| RMR - Registered Merit Reporter
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| Certification by testing from the National Court Reporters Association at speeds of up to 260 words per minute.
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| RDR - Registered Diplomate Reporter
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| The highest level of certification available to court reporters from the National CourtReporters Association, requiring exemplary skills in all areas of court reporting in order to pass the test.
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| AA - Associate of Arts Degree
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| AAS - Associate in Applied Science Degree
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| CRR - Certified Realtime Reporter
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| Certification by testing from the National Court Reporters Association for speed and accuracy in realtime writing.
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| SCC - Speed Contest Champion
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| Speed competition at state and national levels at speeds up to 280 words per minute.
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| CCP - Certified CART Provider
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| In 2003, the National Court Reporters Association began administering testing for qualification of CART providers for deaf and hard-of-hearing consumers.
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| CBC - Certified Broadcast Captioner
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| Certification by testing from the National Court Reporters Association for qualification of broadcast captioners, initiated in 2003.
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| CART - Communication Access Realtime Translation
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| The Texas Court Reporters Association administers testing for qualification as a CART provider for deaf and hard-of-hearing consumers. The test is based on speed and accuracy in realtime, with five levels of certification ranging from I to V, V being the highest.
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