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Course Duration 1 Day Course overview Under the Licensing Act 2003 anyone authorising the retail sale of alcohol must hold a personal license. The Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH) meets the criteria which allow the holder to apply for a personal license. This replaces the Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH) from the 01/04/11. The course enables candidates to retail alcohol within the law, in a socially responsible manner and acts as a safeguard for their licence and their business. Who should attend? Anyone who has the responsibility for selling or supervising the sale of alcohol in licensed premises including: Pubs, bars, hotels, restaurants, nightclubs Off-licenses, supermarkets, convenience stores Sports and social clubs , leisure parks, casinos Any other venue where alcohol is sold Course contents The licensing objectives and licensable activities The role and responsibilities of the licensing authority The application process for a personal licence The role and legal responsibilities of the personal licence holder The premises licence The content and purpose of operating schedules The role and duties of the designated premises supervisor Unauthorised licensable activities Permitted temporary licensable activities Rights of entry to licensed premises Police powers with regard to suspension and closure of premises The specific prohibitions for the sale of alcohol The strengths of alcoholic drinks and the effects of alcohol on the human body The protection of children from harm The responsible retail sale of alcohol Assessment information Licensing law candidates complete a multiple-choice examination. Candidates are required to answer 28 questions out of 40 correctly to be successful

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