This qualification is aimed at individuals working in, or preparing to work in, any industry that involves the retail sale of alcohol. These industries can include pubs, retailers, large night clubs, cafés, restaurants, hotels and sports facilities.

Anyone wishing to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol by retail on licensed premises must hold a personal licence. To become a personal licence holder, an individual should obtain a regulated personal licence holder’s qualification.

A personal licence allows the holder to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol. A personal licence is also needed to apply to become a designated premises supervisor (DPS). Licensed premises can have more than one personal licence holder.

Topics covered include:

Understanding the application process for a personal licence
The legal duties of a personal licence holder
The roles, responsibilities and functions of licensing authorities
The licensing objectives and why they’re so important
How the nature and strength of alcohol can affect your customers
The law relating to protecting children on a licensed premises
The powers held by police and other authorities

This qualification can be assessed in a classroom environment, or remotely through our Qualify at Home service. Its delivery can also be supported through Highfield training resources and e-learning (written in line with the key learning outcomes of this qualification).

Choose our e-assessment option and help your learners Qualify at Home!

You can access a mock examination for this qualification here.