Personal Licence Holder
The qualification for applying for a personal licence to sell alcohol, covering licensing law and the responsibilities that come with it.
01 / Overview
About this qualification
Anyone authorising the sale of alcohol at licensed premises needs a personal licence, and this qualification is the training step behind applying for one. It is a licensing qualification rather than an SIA one, and it sits naturally alongside door supervision for people working in the licensed trade.
The course covers the law governing licensed premises and the duties a personal licence holder takes on, including the parts most likely to land a venue in trouble: underage sales, drunkenness and the conditions attached to a premises licence.
02 / Course Detail
Who it’s for
- Anyone applying for a personal licence
- Pub, bar and restaurant managers
- Designated premises supervisors
- Retail staff responsible for alcohol sales
- Door supervisors moving into venue management
What’s covered
- Licensing law and the licensing objectives
- The role and duties of a personal licence holder
- Premises licences and their conditions
- Designated premises supervisors
- Protecting children from harm and preventing underage sales
- Dealing with drunkenness and disorder
- Licensing authorities, police powers and enforcement
03 / Outcomes
What you come away with
What this qualification gives you once you've completed it.
- A recognised Level 2 personal licence qualification
- The training step behind a personal licence application
- A working knowledge of licensing law
- Confidence meeting your duties as a licence holder
04 / Dates & Locations
No scheduled dates right now
We run this course on demand and for group bookings. Get in touch and we’ll let you know the next available dates, or arrange a date that suits your team.
Ready to start your Personal Licence Holder training?
Book online or get in touch with our team, we're happy to answer any questions before you enrol.
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