Corporate College

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Validated by the British Institute of Inn-Keeping Awarding Body (BIIAB), this course covers the syllabus set by the government, to enable candidates to understand the law in relation to the retail sale of alcohol.  The NCPLH is suitable for anyone working within the following professions: public houses, bars, hotels, restaurants, off-licences, supermarkets, convenience stores, sports and social clubs, entertainment establishments, nightclubs, leisure parks and casinos.

Overview

This course will cover:

• Personal Licences - What they are
• Application procedure and duties to declare offences
• Role of licensing authorities
• Duties of personal licence holders
• Law on unauthorised licensable activities
• Law and role of the designated premises supervisor
• Operating schedules
• Temporary licensbale activities
• Police powers for suspension and closure of licensed premises
• Right of entry to licensed premises
• Prohibitions to the sale of alcohol
• Nature of alcohol
• Social responsibilities
• Protection of children 

Assessment

Assessment is an online multiple-choice examination.  Pass mark is 28 out of 40 - 70%.  Candidates must provide ID documentation at their exam.  Candidates will be given further information on ID documentation prior to the course, when they receive their course workbook.  Without relevant ID documentation, candidates will not be permitted to sit the examination.

Candidates must be over the age of 18 years. 

Additional Information

Candidates in receipt of a government benefit may be able to receive this course free of charge.  For additional information, please contact the Reservations Team on 01332 836638.  The course will be delivered over one day.