Course Details

Learning shorthand typing helps develop administration and office skills. It helps you speed up transcription, improves accuracy, and aids listening skills. Even with technological advancements, shorthand remains a useful skill in many professions. It is also a valuable skill to save you time. Shorthand courses are essential in office-based roles, where recording and note-taking are important.

When you learn shorthand, in effect, you learn a new language. Yet, once you understand the patterns and techniques of shorthand, word-to-symbol translation can quickly become second nature. And you can gain this skill even faster if you practice your shorthand style regularly.

How to become a Stenographer - Eligibility Criteria

• Candidates should have finished their 10+2 requirements, possess a stenography diploma or certificate, and be able to pass a skill test. A good level of typing speed is necessary since stenographers must listen to the talk and then swiftly write it down. From one organisation to another, different qualifications may be required.
• The minimum typing and shorthand speeds for an English stenographer are 25 words per minute and 80 words per minute, respectively. For a Hindi stenographer, the minimum typing and shorthand speeds are 30 words per minute and 100 words per minute.

Course Syllabus

• Introduction to Stenography
• Consonants and their Joining
• Vowels, Diphthongs, and Triphones, Grammalogues and Punctuation Signs
• Alternative Forms of 'R' and H', Abbreviated 'W', Phraseography and Tick 'THE