The Correspondence Course includes 26 lessons, which are presented on video cassette. The material on the video cassette has been integrated with a printed workbook. Standard cassette tapes are included with each class for practice dictation. The material presented is cumulative so that skills introduced in any class are incorporated into successive classes.
The Resident Course includes 24 classes with an experienced instructor. In between classes there are homework assignments and practice sessions at home.
Other Class Materials Include:
| Vocabulary: |
Reporting Skills: |
Transcribing Skills: |
| Introduction of legal, medical and general business terminology |
Introduction, demonstration and practice of skills |
Introduction, demonstration and practice of skills |
| Homework |
Cassette Review |
Self-study and Evaluation |
| Practice |
Self-study and Evaluation |
Format |
| Homework Review |
Quiz |
Transcript Production |
| Quiz Review |
Quiz Review |
Transcript Review |
YOU WILL NEED:
A Typewriter or Computer
A TV and VCR
A Standard Cassette Player
Some Details and Course Objectives
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Part 1 - "Using the Dictation Silencer"
Course Objectives:
- Class 1
- To Dictate Quietly with the Stenomask
- Class 2
- To Dictate Quietly Behind a Speaker
- To Learn Single-Voice (Literary) Dictation
- Class 3
- To Build Speed while Dictating
- To Learn Two-Voice (Q&A) Dictation
Part 2 - "Using the Reporting Equipment"
Course Objectives:
- Class 1
- To Become Familiar with the Operation of the Reporting Equipment - General Features
- Class 2
- To Become Familiar with the Operation of the Reporting Equipment - The Components of Making a Record
- Class 3
- Making a Good Record
- Making Sure You're on the Record
- Getting in the Clear
- Reading Back
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Your New Career Awaits!
To receive a handbook describing the course in more detail call (770) 888-4554 or
email us.
