Most states across the U.S. require a license before a person can sell or serve alcohol. Before you can acquire your alcohol serving permit, you must take the required alcoholic beverage or bartending training.
Alcohol Seller-Server training instructs a server, bartender, store clerk, manager, or business owner about the responsibilities and best practices related to selling and serving alcohol.
TABC stands for the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Among other things, the TABC certifies and regulates courses for seller-server training. This training is also commonly referred to as TABC certification.
TABC Approved Training Provider
The TABC has certified us as an approved TABC certification training school (TABC Provider #454-508) . Individuals that successfully complete the TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training Certification course are issued an official TABC certificate.
The Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission began certifying alcohol sellers-servers over 20 years ago. An official TABC certification is proof that you have completed an approved TABC certification program and that the TABC recognizes you as a certified seller-server of alcoholic beverages in the State of Texas.
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About the TABC Certification Course
Our TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training Program provides you with the necessary know-how to be a responsible beverage seller. Employees who are a TABC Certified – Texas Alcohol Seller-Server are able to prevent sales to minors, recognize signs of intoxication, effectively intervene to prevent problem situations, and handle refusal situations with greater confidence.
With the TABC Certification course, you will learn:
- the laws regulating sale or service to minors, intoxicated persons and non-members of a private club
- protecting yourself and your establishment from liability
- recognizing the effects of alcohol on customers
- preventing customers from becoming intoxicated
- refusal of sale
- checking IDs and recognizing minors accurately
- preventing second-party sales
The TABC Certification – Alcohol Serving License
The TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training – Certificate Course prepares you to take your alcohol licensing exam. You will need a different license depending on how you intend to sell your alcohol.
You will need an on-premise license if you intend to sell the beverage inside the establishment. This fits servers in bars and restaurants that serve alcohol.
If you will be selling alcohol for consumption outside the establishment, what you need is an off-premise license. This license fits sellers in groceries and convenience stores.
Most states require sellers and servers to renew their license annually.
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What is Bartender Certification Training?
The bartending career has increased in popularity over the past few years. People have discovered the joy, the versatility, and the profitability of a Bartending career.
However, anyone who wants to be a Bartender must take the required TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training or a Bartending Certification Training program. This program covers all topics that you need to be a legitimate Bartender.
These are the things you will learn.
- checking IDs to recognize minors
- preventing second-party sales
- preventing customers from becoming inebriated
- protecting your establishment and self from liability
- recognizing the effects of alcohol on customers
- refusal of sale
- laws that regulate the sale or service to intoxicated persons, minors, and non-members of a private club
Bartender License
TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training allows you to get your TABC License online.
With our TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training Program, you can take your Bartending Certification training and exam anytime and anywhere you have an internet connection. You don’t need to travel or fix your schedule. Everything you need for a Bartender license is in your own hands.
Get your Online Bartending License. Take the TABC Alcohol Server-Seller Training course now.