I’ve been a saver since I was seven years old when my grandma opened my first savings account for me. My husband likes to poke fun at me because I know the
Can I be a successful proofreader if I don’t speak American English?
Transcript Proofreading students: While there are a lot of areas that overlap among the “varieties” of English, this course is designed to train you to proofread for American-English court reporters
20 People Seeking to Change Their Lives Through Proofreading
Can proofreading really change your life? Only you can answer that question, but in my experience, proofreaders who’ve taken my free 7-day intro course, my transcript proofreading course, and my general proofreading
What textbooks do you recommend for the Transcript Proofreading course, and when should I get them?
We receive a lot of questions about the supplemental textbooks we recommend on our syllabus and when it’s necessary to purchase one — or if it’s necessary to purchase all
Where can I find a Proofread Anywhere discount code?
We actually don’t offer discount codes regularly. So you won’t find any if you Google for them because they don’t exist. We have offered small discount codes (up to 10%)
Can I deduct the tuition fees as a business expense?
No. The tuition fees are not legally deductible business expenses because they’re education that qualifies you for a new trade or business. To directly quote from the IRS website: “Education that
Is digital recording making court reporting (and proofreading) obsolete?
A vast majority of court reporting work actually takes place outside of the courts — for law offices. Reporters go to conference rooms, doctors’ offices, shade meetings, mediations, etc. and take down the
Why Punctuation in Court Reporting Matters More than Grammar
Why Punctuation in Court Reporting Matters More than Grammar We’ve got a fantastic guest post for you today. PA grad Sam Moller spent over six years as an editor in New
How many exam attempts are included in the Transcript Proofreading course?
We allow three attempts on the timed, 75-question, multiple-choice exam and two attempts on the exam transcript. One attempt = two passes at the same transcript to find all the errors. Additional
Do you ever get bored proofreading transcripts?
Instead of, um, boring you with my own biased and super nerdy response to this question, I decided to recruit my graduated students to answer it instead. (#busyteacherhack) Real PA Graduate responses