With Alcohol Safety Institute of America, you can get your TABC certification in just a few simple steps.

1. Click “Enroll Now”
2. Take the course, which can be completed in under 4 hours.
3. Print out your OFFICIAL certificate, which is valid immediately.

Course Provided by: Learn2Serve. TABC Approval Number : 454-508

Requirements For Your TABC Certification

• Our courses no long have a 6-hour time limit!
• Upon completion of the course you will have a final exam, which you will get 2 attempts to achieve 70% or higher.
• If you don’t pass the final exam after 2 attempts, you will have to re-take the course, but there will be no additional fee for retaking to course or exam.
• If you follow the course and pay close attention, the TABC certification exam will be very easy for you and can be completed, from start to finish, in about 3 hours and 20 minutes

Verification of Your TABC Certification

• NO MORE WAITING! Once you successfully finish your TABC certification final exam, you will be able to print your official TABC Certificate immediately.
• Once you have become TABC certified, you or your employer can also verify the certification by calling us at (877) 251-4387 or you can visit the TABC Certificate Database and find the record of your certification.
• If you are unable to find your TABC certificate, you can call us at (877) 251-4387 and request a temporary certificate, which will be emailed to you. For the original copy, you will need to contact TABC to get a new copy mailed to you.

Course Outline – TABC Certification

TABC Certification – 2009 Updated Version

The TABC certification program focuses on the major issues involved with serving and selling alcohol. Once you have finished the course and passed the final exam with a 70% or higher, you will receive your temporary Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Seller/Server Certification immediately and have the original copy sent to you within 5 business days.

TABC Training Course Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the TABC certification course you will be able to:

• Explain how and why people use alcohol
• Have a broad understanding about the uses of alcohol
• Understand and be able to recognize the effects of alcohol
• Identify you role as a seller to enhance public safety in the sale of alcoholic beverage
• Discuss your responsibility as a seller under the Texas law
• Define and understand blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and how to calculate it
• Understand the risks of mixing alcohol with other drugs or substances
• Be able to identify and recognize intoxicated individuals
• Understand how and why to refuse sale to intoxicated individuals while minimizing conflict
• Minimize difficult situations at work and understand how and why to deal with them
• Accurately check IDs and be able to recognize when one is fake
• Understand the aspects of second-party sales

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