Start with confidence
If you plan to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol in England or Wales, a personal licence can be an important step. It shows you understand your responsibilities and helps your venue operate with confidence.
What a personal licence does
A personal licence is held by an individual, not a business. It can support your role as a designated premises supervisor and demonstrates that you have completed recognised licensing training.
- Build a clear understanding of alcohol licensing responsibilities
- Prepare for the personal licence qualification assessment
- Support safer, more compliant alcohol sales at your venue
Who should take the course?
Our courses are designed for restaurant managers, pub teams, shop owners, supervisors and anyone moving into a role with alcohol sales responsibilities. You do not need to be a licensing expert before you begin.
Topics you will cover
- The objectives of the Licensing Act
- Age verification and responsible retailing
- Preventing crime, disorder and public nuisance
- Your role in protecting children from harm
- How personal licences fit into premises licensing
Good licensing knowledge is not just about passing an assessment. It helps teams make better decisions every day.
Take the next step
Whether you are opening a new venue or building confidence in your current role, practical training can make the process feel far more manageable. Explore our personal licence and food hygiene courses to find the right fit for your team.