Court reporting schools, whether online or on-campus churn out court reporters or court stenographers. This is usually a diploma program or an associate's degree program in paralegal studies. for enrollment, students need to be of eighteen years or above and a high school graduate. Most court reporting schools have an entry test which the candidates have to clear in order to get admission. This test is mostly a test of the candidates listening, comprehension and basic computing skills. The basic training during these courses teaches students how to write more than two hundred words per minute on a stenotype machine. Other skills taught in this course include electronic reporting and voice writing.