As a newly trained legal transcriptionist, Barb is enjoying working from home where she can intertwine work with her family life.

As a newly trained litigation transcriptionist, Beverly is achieving her dream of working from home creating legal transcription.

Kelly Szymanski, former medical transcriptionist, shares her journey and gives her assessment of medical transcription in today’s world.

Shellee McNeese is a former police officer dispatcher who is enrolled in our legal transcription course.  She wants a work-at-home career to spend more time with her children.  Disappointed with other online courses, Shellee found her calling and is graduating soon from our Academy and going to work!  We are excited, too!

Deborah began a part-time transcription career which later led to the formation of her own company.

Her journey is interesting and shows how her circumstances changed, leading to other opportunities along the way.

Debbie retired from court reporting and finds that she is now tired of not working, so she is returning to the workforce.

From California to Minnesota to Texas, Monique’s transcription career has morphed over the years from clerk typist to deposition transcriptionist.

Beti always had an idea in her mind that she wanted a freelance job where she could work from home.  After much perserverance, she found her answer. 

Kimberly enjoyed scoping until she found her perfect fit with legal and law enforcement transcription. She shares her story with us, along with advice to newcomers.

Aimee began as a scopist, owned her own business, and eventually found her niche as a transcriber working for various transcription companies. She gives her insights regarding certification and thoughts to someone who wants to be a transcriber.

Diana shares her transcription journey with us and how her life has changed since she began as a solo transcriptionist until owning her own company. Her success has been incredible, and she is happy to tell us her back story.

Transcriptionist Carolyn is a working transcriptionist from Florida and has allowed us to interview her and find out more about her and what she does in the transcription profession.

She is an incredible person with quite an interesting life!

Karen is a transcriptionist from Oklahoma and has allowed us to interview her and find out more about her and what she does in the transcription world.

She gives great responses and good advice to newcomers and those considering a transcription career.

Anita is a working transcriptionist from Nigeria and has graciously allowed us to interview her and find out more about her and what she does. She gives candid responses to our questions, and I’m sure you want to hear what she has to say!