Ohio Alcohol Bartending Certification

Usually about 2-3 hours. All our courses are interactive and include videos, images, and games.

Ohio does not require servers to complete a course. However, many bars and restaurants require one. According to Section 4301.253 of the Ohio Revised Code, the State Liquor Commission considers whether employees have undergone training when deciding on suspending or revoking a liquor permit. Additionally, having all employees certified in alcohol service can lead to premium discounts from insurance carriers for these establishments.

Getting a certificate is easy. First, you need to login and purchase this course. Then, you will complete the course in 2-3 hours. And finally, you will have the option to print or download your certificate.

Individuals must be at least 21 years old to serve alcohol at a bar based on Code 4301:1-1-56. However, those aged 18 and above may handle it if it is in a sealed container. Furthermore, individuals who are 19 or older are permitted to manage open containers of intoxicating liquor while employed as servers in settings such as hotels, restaurants, clubs, or nightclubs.

Yes. The Ohio Alcohol Bartending Certification course includes quizzes at the end of each module and a final exam. To pass, you need a minimum score of 70% on both the quizzes and the final exam, and you can attempt them as many times as needed.

Cost varies by provider. CertsUniversity offers this course for only $15.

We recommend students be at least 18 years of age. This aligns with Ohio laws that only allow individuals above 18 to serve alcohol, we recommend

For servers, a certification will improve job prospects. For establishments, having employees certified might have insurance benefits and reduced penalties for violations.

You can work in a variety of alcohol-serving establishments across the state, including bars, restaurants, clubs, and hotels. This certification demonstrates your knowledge of alcohol service laws and safety procedures, making you a competitive candidate. The training also provides you with the skills necessary to serve responsibly.