Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders - NCPLH (1 day)
Español| VENUE | DATE OF COURSE | EXAM DATE | COURSE FEE PER PERSON/GROUP | EXAM FEE PER PERSON |
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| 122 Bayswater Road | Wed 13 Jun 2012 | Same day | £95 | £55 |
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In-House (Clients Own Venue) up to 15 delegates |
Your choice | Same day | £750 | £55 |
RECOMMENDED COURSE HANDBOOK FOR £12 WILL BE ADDED ONTO THE INVOICE
All prices subject to VAT.
Fees correct at date of publication. We reserve the right to change fees without prior notice.
Course Details
Under the Licensing Act 2003 - Personal licences authorise individuals to sell or supply alcohol, or authorise the sale or supply of alcohol, for consumption on or off premises for which a premises licence is in force for the carrying on of that activity.
To qualify for a personal licence an individual must be aged 18 or over and possess a recognised qualification. This course has been specifically adapted to meet these requirements.
Aim
To develop:
- An understanding of the legal and social roles and responsibilities of Licensees
- A knowledge of the minimum requirements and basic operating procedures for licensed premises
- An awareness of the licensee's social responsibilities in respect of alcohol, drugs and public disorder
Course Content
- Licensing Law
- Personal Licences
- Premises Licences
- The Protection of Children
- Powers and Enforcement
- Temporary Events
- Responsibility in Alcohol Retailing
Examination
40 multiple-choice questions at the end of the course (1 hour allowed). To achieve the certificate you must get a minimum of 28 correct answers.
Who Should Attend
This course is open to candidates who are preparing to work, or who already work, in licensed retailing and those who are seeking to manage, or already manage, public houses or other on-licensed premises.
Award
Successful candidates will receive a recognised Level 2 Educational Development International training (NCPLH) certificate. It is a National Qualification accredited by the Secretary of State at the Department of Culture, Media & Sport, which is also accepted by Licensing Justices nation-wide.
