The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 states that anyone who authorises the sale of alcohol to the public must hold a personal licence. To apply for a personal license, you must first gain a Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (SCPLH) qualification.
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The APLH (Award for Personal Licence Holders) is a requirement which has been set out in the Licensing Act 2003 and applies to all people who will be involved in the sale of alcohol in a retail environment.
This statutory requirement has been implemented to ensure that people involved in the sale of alcohol do so responsibly and to maintain standards that minimise alcohol abuse. By completing the educational requirements to be awarded the Award for Personal Licence Holders, hospitality workers will have attained the necessary skills and attributes to work within the industry.
Why should I take the Personal Licence (APLH) Training Course in Glasgow?
If you are looking to work in bar, restaurant or work in a retail outlet selling alcohol you will need a personal licence. To get your Personal Licence, you must pass the Personal Licence exam. Once certified, you will be able to apply for your Personal Licence badge through the local council in the area of Glasgow.
There are many bars, clubs, pubs, restaurants and other venues in Glasgow therefore, having a Personal Licence while working in Glasgow can be attractive as either a full time or part time career.
Since 2006, over 200,000 candidates have booked their Personal Licence training courses with us. We have regular Personal Licence training courses in the area of Glasgow with a passing rate of over 90%.
SCPLH stands for Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders.
10 years from the date of issue, unless revoked earlier by the Licensing Board.
If you need to sell alcohol as part of your job then yes. Anybody engaged in an occupation that requires them to authorise sales of alcohol in Scotland should take the Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders. This generally includes new staff seeking promotion through to staff at managerial levels.
To get your personal licence, the first step is to attend and pass the 1-day personal licence course. Once you pass and receive your certificate, you can apply via your local licensing authority (usually your local council).
At the end of the course you will be required to sit a 40-question multiple choice examination.
Get Licensed are proud to provide you with a ‘Faster Results’ service for selected courses and locations. Receive your results within just 5 working days after your course is completed. Our aim is to notify you on the same day the training provider sends us your results. Your results will be available online and we’ll also send you an SMS to inform you when your results are available.
Certificates are dispatched with a week after successful course completion via Royal Mail. We aim to post your certificate within 2 days after receiving it from your training provider. We will send you an email once we have dispatched your certificate. If you opted for Secured Delivery, your certificate will be posted with a service requiring your signature.
If you are a Personal Licence Holder and you wish to continue to be a Personal Licence Holder, then you must complete refresher training 5 years after the date that your Personal Licence was issued. This must be taken every 5 years.
If you do not complete your refresher training within the correct time period, and submit your refresher training certificate to your licensing board, then you will no longer be considered a Personal Licence Holder and you will no longer be able to authorise the sale or service of alcohol.
What does the Personal Licence (APLH) Training Course in Glasgow include?
On the Personal licence training course in Glasgow, you will learn the following topics:
Licensing authorities
Personal and premises licences
Operating schedules
Permitted temporary activities
Unauthorised licensable activities
Police powers and rights of entry
Legal and social responsibilities of the personal licence holder
Illegal drugs, the effects of alcohol and disorderly conduct
Protection of children
At the end of your training, a 40-question multiple choice exam will be conducted. The questions on this exam are covered on your course.
We understand that examinations can be daunting. However, with our nationwide 90% pass rate, you really have nothing to worry about.
So, what are you waiting for? Take the Personal Licence (APLH) Training Course in Glasgow, and Get Licensed today.
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Unfortunately to work in this industry you will need to be over 18.
You will need to deal with members of the public if you work in this industry, if you are not a people’s person, then this sector may not be for you.
To work in this sector you will be expected to be reliable and trust worthy, especially when handling money.
To succeed in this industry, you need to have a friendly and outgoing personality. Your characteristics are not the best fit for this sector.
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