What type of continuing education credits are required for CSRs in California?

The requirement for continuing education credits for California Certified Shorthand Reporters (CSRs) stipulates that they must complete at least 30 hours of approved activities every two years. Continuing education is essential in ensuring that professionals stay updated on the latest practices, technologies, and legal updates relevant to their field. This biennial requirement promotes ongoing professional development and helps maintain high standards in reporting services.

The other options do not align with the established regulations for CSRs. For instance, a yearly requirement of 10 hours or 60 hours is not the standard; nor is it accurate to say that no continuing education credits are required, as that would not support the professional growth needed for reporters in a rapidly changing legal and technological landscape.