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Instructions. The first step to becoming a court bailiff is to obtain your high school diploma, or General Equivalency Diploma (GED). Also, you need to have at least attained your 18th birthday, some states require that you need to be 21 years of age before you can apply.Check with your local community college or vocational-technical or trade school to see if they offer a corrections officer/Court Bailiff training program. bailiff is the law enforcement officer who stands guard over the court while it is in session. Usually, a bailiff is a corrections officer (CO) who has chosen to work in the courthouse instead of the usual penitentiary option.
Lastly, depending on your employer, you'll need an associate's degree and a paralegal certificate or an associate's degree with a focus on paralegal studies. Most associate's degree programs, like the one offered at the National Paralegal College (see Resources below), takes about 7 months. Once you've earned your paralegal certificate, you will have many exciting employment opportunities, and not just at law firms. 2  Banks, airlines, non-profit organizations, hospitals, the government and many others hire certified paralegals.