Duration
6 Hours
Schedule
- Upon successful purchase of the course and completion of the online enrolment form, students will receive an email with their login details. These credentials are required on the day of the course; the login will provide access to the course learning materials (Learner Guide) and other resources.
- Download and save the Learner Guide (workbook) to your device ahead of time. This will allow you to review the content and prepare for the course.
Zoom invitation: One day prior to the course start date, students will receive an email with the Zoom invitation and login details needed to join the course.
Group booking inquiries: please send your enquiry to short course coordinator team: shortcourses@angliss.edu.au
Prerequisites
- A PC or laptop with a stable internet connection, speakers, microphone, and webcam (built in or external), students must be visible and audible throughout the 6- hours course duration.
- Mobile Phones are not recommended for participation.
Please note: A good Understanding of both written and spoken English is required to undertake this course: if you do not meet this requirement , you need to attend in our face-to-face short course , and will need to arrange for a NATTI interpreter to be present to assist with translate: Please advise us prior to the class if you are bringing an interpreter.
What You Learn
- Best practice in managing licensed premises.
- The legislative environment for liquor licensees.
- Understanding your liquor licence.
What You Get
- Certificate on The Day: Upon successful completion of the Training, the Licensee's First Step Certificate of completion will be emailed to the student's email address.
- The Knowledge of liquor law and licensee obligations under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998.
Materials to Bring
- Please note a Photo Identification to be shown - you will need to show your photo identification (drivers licence, passport, Keypass, proof of age card, etc.), as per LCV requirements. Please have ID ready to hold up.
- Note pad and pen.
Dress Code
Neat Casual
New Entrant Liquor Licence Training is a training standard developed by LCV – Liquor Control Victoria to ensure that applicants have an adequate knowledge of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998, and Associated regulations.
Our short course via zoom is interactive and delivered in real-time via Zoom by Experienced trainers and hospitality experts, you will have the chance to ask questions and join in activities, just as you would in any face-to-face class.
Topic and purpose:
The aim of Licensees’ First Step is to provide an overview of Victorian liquor licensing laws, and associated regulations. This will assist licensees to comply with their legal obligations and contribute to minimising alcohol related harm in the community.
This course is one of many initiatives that focus on the role of a licensee and your role in minimising alcohol harm through the implementation of best practices.
Most new liquor licence applicants are required to complete Licensees' First Step (New Entrant Training), a Full day course. Liquor Licence applicants who have not completed the RSA course will be required to attend the RSA course as well as the Licensees' First Step training.
The course content includes:
- Purpose of Victoria's liquor laws
- Role of the regulatory authorities
- Understanding / interpreting liquor licence requirements
- Common offences
- Managing best practice
- Licensee forums and accords
Assessment:
You will complete the assessment quiz online through the resource platform.
If you have any further queries, please call short course on 03 9606 2202 or email ShortCourses@angliss.edu.au