How To Get An Arkansas Bartending License
Preferred Arkansas Alcohol Training Provider
Our Arkansas bartending license server course adheres to Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Division rules for Arkansas Responsible Permittee Certification. This course is often called an Arkansas responsible permittee license, Arkansas alcohol server certification, or Arkansas alcohol permit.
Since 1985, we have provided responsible alcohol training instructing staff members on recent Arkansas liquor laws. We have certified hundreds of thousands of bartenders, servers, and managers as well as store clerks. If you need help with your Arkansas alcohol training, our USA-based support will respond and resolve your issue within minutes.
Arkansas Alcohol Seller-Server Training & Certification
Our Arkansas alcohol seller-server training ensures that sellers and servers of alcohol understand local and state of Arkansas liquor laws to serve alcoholic beverages responsibly. An alcohol seller-server training program can also significantly reduce the risk and liability associated with alcohol service.
Getting your responsible alcohol service training in Arkansas is easy. Simply complete a state-approved program and pass the final exam. You’ll get a certificate of completion right away. Give a copy to your employer for their records.
Enroll in the Arkansas alcohol server training course today.
Information About the Course
The course can be completed within 3 hours or less. We easily guide you on how to become a bartender in Arkansas with our self-paced course. Start and receive your alcohol license within a day.
Our courses are developed by trained professionals with over 35 years of experience to ensure maximum impact on your staff and business. We are also proud to have a responsive and highly knowledgeable USA-based support team. They are available 7-days a week to answer any questions. Our customers regularly tell us how much they appreciate it, which is a big reason why they come back year after year.
Who Should Take Our Arkansas Alcohol Server Training
- Bartenders
- Servers and Waitstaff
- Barbacks
- Door Security Guard
- Bar Supervisors
- Bar Managers
- Bar Owners
- Nightclub Bartenders & Managers
- Any Person Who Serves Alcohol
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Arkansas Bartending License Required
Responsible alcohol server training isn’t required by state laws. However, many employers in Arkansas require it. That’s because it limits their liability if an employee sells to someone they shouldn’t.
How Long Does It Take To Get A Bartending License In Arkansas?
How Long Is An Arkansas Bartending License Valid
Upon completing our course, your Arkansas certification will be valid for 3 years.
Can An 18 Year Old Serve Alcohol In Arkansas?
An 18-year-old can serve and collect money for alcoholic beverages in a restaurant, but they must be under the direct supervision of someone who is 21 or older. They cannot mix, dispense, or consume alcohol.
How Do I Renew My Arkansas Alcohol Certification?
To renew your certificate before it expires, you must purchase and retake the Arkansas alcohol server course and test.
Definition Of An Arkansas Alcohol Certified Server
Arkansas Alcohol Server Training
You will learn how to be a responsible server and seller of alcohol. You will learn how alcohol affects the body, how to recognize the effects of alcohol on your customers, when to intervene when a customer has had too much, and how to accurately check IDs, recognize minors, and use them. Overall, you will know how to protect yourself and the establishment from liability.
Advantages To Our Certification Course:
- Login and out of the course as many times as needed
- Up to 6 months to complete your course
Server
Anyone who directly hires alcohol bartenders and servers oversees alcohol servers at a licensed premise or trains alcohol servers how to perform the service of alcohol for consumption.
- Checks customer IDs for entry and service of alcoholic beverages to an on-premise licensed establishment
- Takes customer alcoholic beverage orders
- Pours and/or delivers alcoholic beverages to customers