Florida
Bartender License
Florida Responsible Vendor Alcohol Training
- 2 Hour Self-Paced Online Course
- State-Approved, Employer-Trusted Training
- Meets On & Off-Premise Requirements
- Get Your Florida Bartender License Fast
Florida Based Training & Employer Preferred
Serving Alcohol is based in Delray Beach, Florida. Since 2007, our reputation as the preferred Florida bartending license certification course has remained the predominant training within the state. Most Florida restaurants, nightclubs, bars, and businesses use Serving Alcohol to alcohol certify their staff members.
It’s easy to begin and complete our course in one sitting or take at your own pace. Our English and Spanish courses only take a couple of hours or less. At the end of the course, your certificate is immediately available as a FREE download to your computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android-based phone or tablet. Staff members commonly know this course as the Florida Alcohol Seller Server Course and take it to fulfill their employer’s qualifications required in the Florida Responsible Vendor Program.
Our English and Spanish Florida alcohol certification is explicitly designed to meet and exceed the Florida Responsible Vendor Program requirements to know responsible alcohol service and Florida alcohol laws.
Advantages of our online course:
- Easily complete at your own pace
- Login and out of course, as many times as needed
- Up to 6 months to complete your course
- Only 70% to pass and get your certificate
- Unlimited retake of final exam until passed
- Immediately download & email your certificate for FREE
Our Florida alcohol certification is explicitly designed to meet and exceed the Florida Responsible Vendor Program requirements.
Do You Need A Bartending License In Florida
Florida does not require responsible alcohol training, but many local ordinances do. Taking this Florida responsible alcohol training offers many mitigating benefits to business operators who voluntarily participate in the Florida Responsible Vendor Program, making it worth the effort. The state of Florida highly recommends owners, managers, and staff members take a course like this one to abide by their program.
Who Should Take Our Florida
Alcohol Training Course
- 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
How Old Do You Have To Be To Bartend In Florida?
The minimum age to serve alcohol in Florida is 18 years of old or older in the sale, preparation, or service of alcoholic beverages in a licensed On-premise Establishment (FL Statute 562.111(1))
A 16-year-old can sell off-sale for grocery stores, drug stores, and other Off-Premise beer and wine licenses. There are several stipulations for selling under the age of 18. For more information, please visit http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes, Chapter 562, Section 562.13 ‘Employment of Minors’
How Long Does It Take To Get A Florida Bartending License?
Our online alcohol certification course is self-paced. For most people, the course takes approximately two to three hours to complete and get your certificate.
How Long Is A Florida Bartending License Valid?
Upon completing our course, your Florida alcohol certification will be valid for 3 years.
Can I Sell Or Serve Alcohol With A Felony In Florida?
No. It is unlawful for any vendor licensed under the beverage law to employ as a manager or person in charge or as a bartender any person who has, in the last five years, been convicted of any felony in this state, any other state, or the United States.
How Do I Renew My Florida Alcohol Certification?
To renew your certificate before it expires, you must purchase and retake the Florida alcohol seller server course.
Can I Sell Or Serve Alcohol With A Felony In Florida?
No. It is unlawful for any vendor licensed under the beverage law to employ as a manager or person in charge or as a bartender any person who has, in the last 5 years, been convicted of any felony in this state, any other state, or the United States.
Acceptable Forms Of ID To Purchase Alcohol in Florida
To be suitable as evidence for the defense, the identification card must be issued by a governmental agency and have a current description and a picture of the person presenting it which reasonably describes the person as to the date of birth, weight, height, sex, and color of eyes and hair. No defense will exist if the card has been altered or has expired.
If an Armed Forces identification card, Passport, or Passport Card is provided as proof of identity and lacks a physical description but does include a date of birth and a photo, further evidence of identity might be required.
- A registration certificate issued under the Federal Selective Service Act is no longer considered documentary evidence of age, identity, and date of birth.
- Green cards and International Driver’s Licenses are NOT acceptable forms of ID.
- A valid current driver’s license or photo ID card.
- A valid Armed Forces ID;
- A valid U.S. or foreign passport (with a U.S. travel visa) contains the holder’s photograph.