Take Our Mississippi Alcohol Training Course
Get Your Certificate After Completion
For 35 years, our Mississippi alcohol seller server training has offered the most recommended and reputable course for bartenders, servers, or managers of restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and liquor stores. The Mississippi alcohol training course follows the rules and regulations of the Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). This certification covers both on-premise and off-premise situations. Many servers and bartenders know our alcohol certification as the Mississippi bartender license.
Our courses are recommended and endorsed by liability insurance carriers. Most liability insurance carriers for alcohol-serving establishments (restaurants, bars, taverns, and nightclubs) require all employees to hold an alcohol certification. Therefore, they will need your staff to remain current with state rules, regulations, and laws regarding the service of alcohol. As a result, more businesses require our Mississippi alcohol server certification as a condition of employment.
The state recommends Mississippi alcohol server-seller training, but it is not required on the state level. However, many municipalities will require staff members of bars, restaurants, and other businesses with on-premises liquor licenses to take Mississippi alcohol certification training.
We’ve even been recognized by Bar and Restaurant Magazine, and invited to speak at regulatory conversations concerning up-to-date industry changes. We believe that our training is of superior quality because it’s created using years of in-the-field experience and continuous training, all with a focus on keeping employees, businesses, and their surrounding communities safe and prosperous.
The course can be completed within 3 hours or less. We easily guide you on how to become a bartender in Mississippi 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.
Mississippi alcohol seller-server training is recommended but not required by the state. However, many Kentucky alcohol-serving businesses request that their staff members have a Kentucky alcohol certification.
Our online alcohol certification course is self-paced. For most people, the course takes approximately two to three hours to complete.
Upon completing our course, your Mississippi certification will be valid for 3 years.
18 for beer-only licensed premises, anyone who is legally employed may sell or otherwise handle beer, regardless of age. The minor employee is prohibited from consuming, purchasing, or otherwise personally coming into possession of beer.
For ABC or alcohol-licensed premises, employment to persons under 21 is generally prohibited. However, someone at least 18 years of age may wait tables, take orders and deliver alcohol products to the table IF that is in the normal scope of his/her employment. This exception does not allow someone to serve as a bartender or manager of the premises.
At an ABC-licensed premises, someone under 21 years of age may unload sealed cartons, boxes or similar shipping packages of alcohol products provided the package remains sealed at all times. Someone under 21 years of age may work as an entertainer at ABC licensed premises.
Mississippi Department Of Revenue – Alcoholic Beverage Control
The Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) regulates the legal and responsible dispensing of alcoholic beverages in Mississippi. The Wet-Dry Map shows areas where sales and possession of alcoholic beverages are legal.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1033 Jackson, MS 39215-1033
Physical Address: 500 Clinton Center Drive Clinton, MS 39056
Phone: (601) 923-7700 | Fax: (601) 923-7714
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.
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.