RHONDDA CYNON TAF PERSONAL ALCOHOL LICENCE TRAINING COURSE

RHONDDA CYNON TAF PERSONAL LICENCE TRAINING COURSE. YOU CHOOSE THE DAY. I COME TO YOU. 99% EXAM PASS RATE. CALL JOHNNY WALKER ON 07970 134 730.

If you are going to sell alcohol in Rhondda Cynon Taf, you will need a PERSONAL LICENCE. To obtain a PERSONAL LICENCE, candidates will need to attend a one-day training course, pass the end of course exam and then apply for a PERSONAL LICENCE to Rhondda Cynon Taf licensing. We will complete the application forms together on the day, in anticipation of success in the exam.

If you want to spend the rest of your life behind bars, you will need a PERSONAL LICENCE.

I deliver the level 2 Highfield PERSONAL LICENCE course. This will give you the knowledge to pass the exam and more importantly, apply the law correctly when operating at your premises. The course is not just about passing a multi choice answer exam, it’s about understanding what the law expects of those who sell alcohol.

There are 40 questions on the exam paper, smarty pants who achieve at least 28 questions correct, will pass. Frankly, it’s not rocket science. Just choose the correct answer out of four given answers.

A PERSONAL LICENCE permits an individual to sell or to authorise the supply of alcohol at premises licensed for that purpose. Every premises where alcohol is sold, except under a Temporary Event Notice, must also have a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS), who must be the holder of a PERSONAL LICENCE. A person giving a Temporary Event Notice may authorise the sale of alcohol under their notice and they will not need to hold a PERSONAL LICENCE.

A PERSONAL LICENCE is not specifically linked to a premises licence. But, the DPS will be noted and the name will appear on the premises licence. In simple terms, you can use your PERSONAL LICENCE under any premises licence in England and Wales.

Applicants who wish to be granted a PERSONAL LICENCE, do not need to be in the licensed trade, anyone over 18 years can apply for a PERSONAL LICENCE. The good news is that once granted a PERSONAL LICENCE is indefinite. It lasts forever, unless it is suspended or revoked.

In exceptional circumstances, a Designated Premises Supervisor may not be required if a premises licence permits the sale of alcohol at a village hall or church hall. Premises such as these can apply to have the DPS requirement removed from the premises licence.

There is no limit to the number of PERSONAL LICENCE holders who may work at any one premises, although each individual may only hold one PERSONAL LICENCE.

Just call me, Johnny Walker, on 07970 134 730 for more details and availability. Remember, I can come to your premises on a day that suits you. Saturday and Sunday are also available. Cheers for now.