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Complete your 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 Kansas CEU course is right for you? Jeff can help you choose based on your professional certification needs and past courses.
Kansas Certified Court Reporters must register annually with the Office of Judicial Administration in order to remain active.
The current Kansas court reporter rules do not appear to require a separate number of state continuing education hours simply to maintain Kansas CCR status.
However, if you also maintain an NCRA or NVRA professional certification, you may still need continuing education to keep that credential active. Employer or professional-association requirements may also apply.
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 the Kansas course option that fits your certification or professional-development needs.
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.
Browse Kansas course options by package size or topic and choose the continuing education that fits your NCRA, NVRA, employer, or professional-development needs.
Complete 1.0 CEU with a multi-topic package designed for convenient online learning.
Choose professional ethics seminars when you want to include ethics-focused education in your CE plan.
Build your own CE plan by choosing individual seminars in the professional topics most useful to you.
Kansas course collections include options that are Pre Qualified for Credit for NCRA / NVRA continuing education needs.
Helpful note: Kansas CCR registration itself does not appear to carry a separate state CE-hour requirement, so choose courses based on the requirements of your NCRA/NVRA credential, employer, or professional-development goals.
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 Kansas court reporters have about annual registration and continuing education.
View All FAQsKansas requires Certified Court Reporters to register annually, but the current Kansas court reporter rules do not appear to establish a separate state CE-hour requirement simply for maintaining active Kansas CCR status.
Yes. Kansas Certified Court Reporters must register annually with the Office of Judicial Administration to remain active.
You may need CEUs to maintain an NCRA or NVRA credential, satisfy an employer requirement, or continue your professional development even though Kansas CCR registration itself does not appear to impose a separate state CE-hour requirement.
Yes. Our online seminars are available 24/7 and can be completed at your own pace. Choose courses based on the credential or professional requirement you are maintaining.
Our Kansas course collection includes options that are Pre Qualified for Credit for NCRA continuing education. Review the specific course details and your current certification requirements before purchasing.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
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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