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Responsible Alcohol Training
Traditional Classroom - Online Courses

Traditional Classroom: We use the ServSafe¨ Alcohol Certification Course to teach you and your staff liquor laws and your responsibilities when serving alcohol at your establishment. This course pays off by reducing your liability insurance, protecting yourself and your establishment from law suits related to improper alcohol services, and limiting the amount of claims if a law suit is filed. We specialize in providing this training at your location.
ServSafe Alcohol is vital, practical and current responsible alcohol service training. It implements the same approach ServSafe® pioneered for the industry's most recognized food safety training and certification. That makes ServSafe Alcohol a smart training solution for every operation and every classroom.
Real-world expertise makes a real difference.
The ServSafe Alcohol program was developed with input from experts in the restaurant, legal, regulatory, academic, insurance, medical and law enforcement fields. Together, they determined the tasks that the front-of-the-house needs to know. It's a holistic approach that helps assure everyone has the training they need to serve alcohol responsibly.
ServSafe Alcohol includes the latest studies and science-based information, explores real-world situations and makes it all engaging and accessible with the latest instructional design techniques. Today's biggest issues are brought to the forefront. Lessons cover essential information, including alcohol laws and responsibilities, evaluating intoxication levels, dealing with difficult situations and checking identification.
See how ServSafe Alcohol compares to other responsible alcohol training programs.
On-Site ServSafe¨ Alcohol Certification Course
Private 4 hour class: $450 per course plus $25 charge per person for reference and training materials, certification exam and certificate.
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Online ServSafe Alcohol Course and Exam
For many people taking a day off in order to attend a live class just isn't possible or convenient. If you have access to a good internet connection you can now take this training online 24/7. The big HOWEVER is you still must pass an approved exam to become certified. At this time we only offer a class and exam bundle so this option will only work for those willing to come to our Boston, MA office for the exam. Students can take the online training course from any internet connection but the exam must be proctored in our office. The cost for the exam and training bundle is $60 per person.
Registration for online course and exam>>
With online training, you staff will receive critical knowledge on alcohol law and responsibilities, recognizing and preventing intoxication, checking identification and dealing with difficult situations. The course takes a minimum of four hours, and is self-paced with intuitive navigation, allowing users to easily review key concepts. The course integrates audio and video, role-play activities, interactive exercises and includes a practice test to help prepare students for the certification examination. A bookmark feature allows users to easily return to where they left off.
What lessons will ServSafe Alcohol deliver to your staff?
Here is an at-a-glance overview of the essential information the Online Course puts at everyone's fingertips.
Alcohol Law and Your Responsibility
Your Responsibility as a Seller or Server of Alcohol
The Role of the Liquor Authority
Laws Restricting Alcohol Service
Recognizing and Preventing Intoxication
Alcohol and the Body
Factors that Affect Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
Assessing Intoxication: Counting Drinks
Assessing Intoxication: Observing Guests for Signs of Intoxication
The Importance of Observation and Communication
Preventing Guests from Becoming Intoxicated
Checking Identification
Acceptable Forms of Identification
Verifying Identification
The Proper Procedure for Checking IDs
Dealing with a Fake ID
Handling Difficult Situations
Handling Intoxicated Guests: Stopping Service
Handling Intoxicated Guests: Arriving and Departing
Handling Potentially Violent Situations and Illegal Activities
Documenting Incidents
Registration for an online course and exam>>
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