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Cozwaz
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« on: June 22, 2004, 09:51:38 am » |
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I am sure you can do courses in audio typing perhaps at Pitmann training schools or somewhere similar, perhaps you local college.
I first came across audio typing in my first ever job at the age of 18 - my boss at the time gave me a tape and I just had to get on with it! It is easy though and I am sure you would soon pick it up. Apply for positions that require audio experience, I wouldn't let the fact that you haven't got any audio experience stop you. I think knowing and understanding terminology, layouts and knowledge of type of business you are working in are more important (for example if you are a legal secretary)
I suggested to my MD that he used a dictaphone (I don't use shorthand), but he is far happier typing up his own letters when required, then mails them across to me for my opinion and to sort the layout out!! Oh yes and to get rid of unnecessary capital letters he puts in - he seems to love them!!!
Coz
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