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Complete your Alabama court reporter continuing education online at your own pace. Start, stop, and return whenever it works for your schedule — no software to download.
Not sure which Alabama CEU course is right for you? Jeff can help you choose based on your required hours and past courses.
Alabama licensed court reporters generally must complete 5 hours of continuing education relevant to court reporting for each annual license renewal.
The Alabama renewal period is the 12 months preceding September 30 of each year. A licensee is not required to meet the CE requirement for the first renewal of an Alabama license.
Additional eligible CE hours may be carried forward for up to 36 months. Non-resident Alabama licensees are also subject to the state's CE requirements.
Choose the course or package you need, complete the seminar online at your own pace, take the Final Exam, and request your completion certificate.
Select an Alabama CEU option that fits the number of hours and topics you need.
Print the quiz if needed, watch the course videos, and mark your answers as you go. Start, stop, and return anytime.
Enter your answers into the Final Quiz after you have completed the course material.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
Alabama requires 5 CE hours for most annual renewals, and the Alabama course collection includes both individual seminars and larger packages for reporters who want additional continuing education.
A practical choice when you need to complete Alabama's standard annual 5-hour continuing education requirement.
Choose professional ethics seminars when you want to focus part of your continuing education on ethical practice.
Choose individual seminars when you need a specific number of hours or want to focus on a particular professional skill.
Alabama course collections include options that are Pre Qualified for Credit for NCRA / NVRA continuing education needs.
Helpful note: Alabama's rules recognize qualifying continuing education through NCRA, NVRA, ACRA, and other eligible sponsors or programs. Always confirm that the specific course you select satisfies your current Alabama renewal requirements.
Complete your continuing education without travel, hotel costs, or rearranging your workday around a live seminar. Jeff Justice Seminars has served court reporters since 1995.
Access your seminars online when your schedule allows.
Work through your courses in multiple sessions instead of completing everything at once.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
If you're unsure what you need or what you've already taken, Jeff can help you choose the right option.
These answers cover common questions Alabama court reporters have about license renewal and continuing education.
View All FAQsAlabama licensed court reporters generally need 5 hours of continuing education relevant to court reporting for each annual license renewal.
Alabama defines the renewal period as the 12 months preceding September 30 of each year.
No. Alabama's current rules state that a renewal applicant is not required to meet the CE requirement for the first renewal of an Alabama license.
Yes. Alabama's rules currently allow additional eligible CE hours to be carried forward for up to 36 months.
Yes. Our online seminars are available 24/7, allowing you to start, stop, and return when it works for your schedule. Always confirm that the specific course you choose satisfies Alabama's current CE rules.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
Yes. Alabama may audit CE compliance, so you should retain your completion documentation and other records required by the Alabama Board of Court Reporting.
Contact Jeff before purchasing. He can help you review the courses you've taken in the past so you don't unnecessarily repeat a seminar.
Join us online for our newest 10-hour program. Two dates available — pick the one that works for you. NCRA/NVRA approved and pre-qualified for CEU credit in all states.
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