Licensing Law Awareness
Understanding licensing law is essential for anyone working in licensed premises, ensuring that alcohol is served responsibly, customers are protected, and legal requirements are met. Failure to comply can lead to heavy fines, licence suspension, or even closure of the business.
This licensing law course provides a clear and practical guide to the Licensing Act 2003, including the responsibilities of premises and personal licence holders, the impact of alcohol consumption, and best practices for preventing disorderly behaviour. It also covers the Challenge 25 initiative, helping staff verify customer age and prevent underage sales.
£19.80
75
MINUTES
20
QUESTIONS
Unlimited
ATTEMPTS
Instant Digital
CERTIFICATION
What You'll Learn From This Course
Understand the Licensing Act 2003 and how it applies to licensed premises.
Learn the four licensing objectives and seven compulsory conditions for serving alcohol.
Recognise the difference between a premises licence, personal licence, and temporary events notice.
Learn how to manage alcohol-related issues, including disorderly conduct.
Understand the legal requirements for preventing underage drinking.
Licensed premises have a legal and ethical responsibility to serve alcohol safely and responsibly. This licensing law course provides a comprehensive overview of the Licensing Act 2003, helping businesses and employees understand their legal obligations and how to maintain compliance.
Designed to be interactive and practical, this course equips learners with the knowledge needed to handle alcohol sales responsibly, enforce licensing conditions, and prevent legal breaches. Whether you work in hospitality, retail, or event management, this course ensures that you operate within the law and uphold high professional standards.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive an instant digital certificate, demonstrating their compliance with licensing law training and their commitment to responsible alcohol service.Failure to comply with licensing law can lead to hefty fines, loss of licences, and reputational damage. Businesses that fail to prevent underage drinking or disorderly conduct can face serious legal consequences.
By completing this licensing law training, individuals and businesses can ensure compliance with the Licensing Act 2003, prevent underage alcohol sales and avoid fines, maintain a safe and responsible environment, and protect their business from legal risks.Bar, pub, and nightclub staff handling alcohol sales.
Retailers selling alcohol in supermarkets and off-licences.
Managers and owners of licensed premises.
Event organisers operating under a temporary events notice.
Security and compliance officers in hospitality and retail.
Section 1: The Licensing Act 2003
This section introduces the Licensing Act 2003, explaining its purpose and how it regulates the sale and supply of alcohol. It covers the four licensing objectives—the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, the prevention of public nuisance, and the protection of children from harm—and how businesses must comply with them.
Section 2: Personal and Premises Licences
Operating without the correct licence can result in significant fines and penalties. This section explains the legal requirements of premises licences, personal licences, and temporary events notices, detailing who needs them and how to stay compliant.
Section 3: Responsibilities of Premises
Licensed premises must follow seven compulsory conditions when serving alcohol. This section outlines these conditions and how they align with the four licensing objectives, ensuring that businesses operate legally and responsibly.
Section 4: Alcohol Awareness and Its Effects
Understanding the effects of alcohol is crucial for protecting customers and staff. This section covers alcohol units, strength, and impact on health, providing staff with the knowledge needed to manage intoxicated individuals effectively.
Section 5: Alcohol and Children
Selling alcohol to underage customers is illegal and carries severe penalties. This section focuses on underage drinking laws, how to prevent sales to minors, and the Challenge 25 policy. It also highlights the three types of identification accepted as proof of age.
Section 6: Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Managing drunk and disorderly behaviour is a key part of working in a licensed premises. This section explores how to spot early signs of disorderly conduct, how to intervene appropriately, and how to de-escalate difficult situations to ensure a safe environment.
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