SCPLH Licensing Training
Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders at SCQF Level 6
The Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders at SCQF Level 6 has been developed by some of the top subject matter experts in licensing for those involved in the sale of alcohol in both on-sales and off-sales environments. It has been designed to ensure that licence holders comply with current alcohol legislation in Scotland.
These standards are necessary because of changes in the law which makes them part of the licensed trade’s responsibility, i.e., a regulatory requirement, to help keep Scotland safer and healthier.
The key areas covered are:
- Introduction to licensing
- Responsible operation of licensed premises
- The effect of alcohol consumption on customers and your business
Topics covered include:
- An introduction to licensing
- Responsible operation of licensed premises
- Protecting children and young persons from harm
- The effect of alcohol consumption on customers and your business
- Understanding the 5 licensing objectives
- The key roles and powers of statutory bodies
- The differences between personal, premises and occasional licences
Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (Refresher) at SCQF Level 6
This qualification is for those involved in the sale of alcohol in both on-sales and off-sales environments. It has been developed to make sure that licence holders comply with current alcohol legislation in Scotland.
These standards are necessary because of changes in the law which makes them part of the licensed trade’s responsibility – i.e. a regulatory requirement – to help keep Scotland safer and healthier.
The key areas are:
- Introduction to licensing
- Responsible operation of licensed premises
- The effect of alcohol consumption on customers and your business
Topics covered include:
- An introduction to licensing
- Responsible operation of licensed premises
- Protecting children and young persons from harm
- The effect of alcohol consumption on customers and your business
- Understanding the 5 licensing objectives
- The key roles and powers of statutory bodies
- The differences between personal, premises and occasional licences