This occupation should grow as fast as the average for other occupations in Indiana. National Outlook Nationally, employment of court clerks is expected to grow as fast as average through 2008. The number of court cases grows each year. Even though computers allow clerks to do more work, additional clerks will be needed to keep up with the work. Some employers prefer applicants who have a college degree.
Most employers look for workers who have at least two years experience working in an office.
Experience preparing and processing legal forms is also necessary. Taking certain courses may also be useful. Suggested courses include typing, legal terminology, word processing, and bookkeeping. Many community colleges offer courses in court operations, corrections, and legal office practices.