Bartending

The hotel, bar and restaurant business in the area has boomed over the past 5 years. This has created a demand for professional, qualified Bartenders.

Luzerne County Community College's Bartending Basics and Beyond Program enables you to become very marketable in a short period of time. This comprehensive 32 -hour program is designed to prepare the student for a full-time or part-time career in the bartending field. Learn from an expert the fundamentals of the bar and bartending business in only eight classroom sessions. The hospitality employment market has never been better than now. The program will give the student the necessary marketable skills putting them ahead of those with little or no experience. Topics covered in the program include: A brief introduction into the manufacturing process of beer wine and spirits; Preparing, and serving beer, wine and spirit cocktails with intelligence and professionalism; Quality control; and Cost control. Three hours of training in the Responsible Alcohol Management Program, approved by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, is the mandatory Seller/Server Training and Certification. R.A.M.P. is designed to prevent the abuse of alcohol by patrons. By learning R.A.M.P., individuals who sell and serve alcoholic beverages can obtain the skills necessary to effectively respond to drinking situations that could get out of control, prevent the consumption of alcohol by minors, and understand the liabilities and potential legal consequences to the place of business for noncompliance. Upon completion of the training and a passing grade on the examination, the student will be certified in Pennsylvania for two years.

Please call 1-800-377-5222, ext. 7480 for details.

These programs are designed to allow you to enter the job market with a minimum amount of training time.

Upcoming Bartending Basics and Beyond Course(s)

Learn from an expert the fundamentals of the bar and bartending business in only eight classroom sessions. This comprehensive 32 -hour program is designed to prepare you for a full-time or part-time career in the bartending field. The hospitality employment market has never been better than now. The program will give you the necessary marketable skills putting you ahead of those with little or no experience. Topics covered in the program include: A brief introduction into the manufacturing process of beer wine and spirits; Preparing, and serving beer, wine and spirit cocktails with intelligence and professionalism; Quality control; and Cost control. Students will have the opportunity to earn the Responsible Alcohol Management Certification, approved by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which is the mandatory Seller/Server Training and Certification. R.A.M.P. is designed to prevent the abuse of alcohol by patrons. By learning R.A.M.P., individuals who sell and serve alcoholic beverages can obtain the skills necessary to effectively respond to drinking situations that could get out of control, prevent the consumption of alcohol by minors, and understand the liabilities and potential legal consequences to the place of business for non-compliance. Upon completion of the RAMP on-line training and a passing grade on the examination, students will be RAMP certified in Pennsylvania for two years.

LocationStart DateEnd DateDays/TimesSessionsTuitionHoursRegister
Joseph A. Paglianite Culinary Institute04/08/202405/01/2024Mondays and Wednesdays
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
8$43932
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