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November 2005
- Volume 2 - Issue 11 |
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Hot
Jobs for 2005 – An In Depth Look
To
continue our theme of the hottest jobs for 2005 this November
issue will take an in depth look at the growing field of
investigation—what’s recommended and what’s
required to get into these fields.
Remember,
these are classified as “hot jobs” because
of wages, benefits and the growing number of positions
available nationally.
Investigation
People
depend on various investigators and detectives to protect
their safety and property. Investigators are unique individuals
willing to put the well being of others before themselves.
Due to the popularity of television shows like CSI – Crime
Scene Investigators the field of investigation is becoming
very competitive.
Advances
in scientific and information technology have turned criminal
investigation into a high demand and rapidly growing
career field. They investigate by collecting physical crime
scene evidence and using natural sciences criminal training
to analyze the data they recover. Crime scene investigators
and criminal investigators work closely together in order
to help solve crimes...
Find out more…
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Featured
School of the Month |
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You can make a difference in the world.
Argosy University can help you do it.
With
14 campuses across the nation Argosy University offers graduate
degree programs in Business, Education, Clinical
Psychology, and Professional
Counseling. Our instructors are working professionals
with years of experience. That means you’ll be learning
real-world applications you can use from day one, not isolated
theories. While our programs are designed to prepare students
for meaningful, rewarding careers, we also understand that
you have a life outside of our classroom. That’s why,
for some programs, we enable you to customize your schedule
by offering evening, weekend, or online classes. Whether
your goal is to pursue your master's or earn a doctoral degree,
you'll find your Argosy University education to be both relevant
and flexible.
Click
here to discover how Argosy University can help you
get
a fresh start on a new degree and an exciting career.
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Career
of the Month – Court Reporter |
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Court
Reporter Job Description
Court
reporters are responsible for providing
an accurate, verbatim written account
of verbal court procedures like depositions,
trials, legal proceedings, meetings and
other legal matters that require written
proof, or a record that can be researched
later. Court reporters may also create
and organize methods to store their written
accounts and assist legal professionals
in research of these written records.
Two
methods of court reporting are commonly used: stenotyping
and voice writing. Stenotyping involves use of a special
machine that has words, possibly phrases, coded into
it for quick recording. Court reporters are also responsible
to record non-verbal communication like gestures and
emotional reactions. Once the information is entered,
it is saved to a computer. Real time stenotyping has
the machine connected directly to a computer and instantly
translates the machine’s codes into text. Real
time applications are used for closed captioning, classrooms,
meetings and web streaming...
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out more … |
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