Complete training to gain the qualification you need to apply for your personal licence and advance your career prospects within the licensed retail sector.
Personal licence training
Having a personal licence enables you and others who you authorise to sell alcohol.
To become a personal licence holder, you must obtain a recognised personal licence qualification, have no unspent relevant criminal convictions and be at least 18 years old.
Personal licence training
We work closely with the UK’s largest hospitality training provider to assist you in gaining your Personal Licence Qualification as swiftly as possible.
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