Bar Staff Training (Licensed Premises)
£20.00
This online training course is designed for the use of anyone who works in a place where alcohol is sold or served. It explains the Age Verification process using a step-by-step guide and also offers useful tips on how to refuse to serve somebody.
The course follows guidance from The Licensing Act 2003 and covers its aims and the responsibility your organisation has to uphold them. Enrolling your employees on this course helps to minimise the chance of incidents happening on your premises & keep your employees safe.
| Accreditations | CPD |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 60 mins (approx) |
| Languages | 41 |
Welcome to Bar Staff Training for Licensed Premises, a comprehensive program designed to prepare bar staff to excel in the service industry while adhering to the licensing laws and promoting responsible alcohol service. This training covers essential topics in the following key sections:
- The Licensing Act and Its Aims : Gain a solid understanding of the Licensing Act and its objectives. Learn about the legal framework that governs the sale and consumption of alcohol on licensed premises. This section will provide insights into the aims of the Act, such as promoting public safety, preventing crime and disorder, and protecting children from harm.
- Age Verification Process : Age verification is a critical aspect of responsible alcohol service. Explore best practices for checking the age of customers to ensure they are of legal drinking age. This section will cover various age verification methods, including checking identification documents, recognizing fake IDs, and handling challenging situations with tact and diplomacy.
- Best Practice Working : Discover the principles of best practice when working in a licensed premises. Topics covered will include responsible service of alcohol, refusal of service, dealing with intoxicated customers, and maintaining a safe and welcoming environment. You will also learn how to manage conflict, handle difficult situations, and effectively communicate with customers and colleagues.
By the end of this Bar Staff Training, you will be well-equipped to provide exceptional service while adhering to legal requirements and promoting responsible alcohol consumption. Your commitment to this training will contribute to a safe and enjoyable atmosphere in licensed premises, ensuring a positive experience for both customers and staff. Let’s begin your journey to becoming a knowledgeable and responsible bar staff member!
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