Training for Licensed Trade and Leisure Industry

The BII run a number of Licensing Law training courses on both the Licensing Act 2003 and the Gambling Act 2005.  These assist those working in these areas.  But what if you don’t want to apply for your personal licence and just want a quick introduction to this area of Law?

We have designed specific Licensing Act and Gambling Act training sessions for all involved in the Leisure Industry to give those attending a solid basis and understanding of how the law fits in with day to day aspects of those involved in the licensed trade and leisure industry.

Although this area is complex, we endeavour to simplify wherever possible.  Giving a comprehensive run through on all aspects of these areas of law which effect how your business is run.   

The training

Although we are based in Birmingham, the courses can be run at a time and venue to suit yourselves.  We can also find a suitable venue if required. Included in the training are full documentation and support packs. Many involve interactive sessions and can be tailored to your specific requirements. Often courses are run at weekends or evenings to fit in with your bar staff duties and committee meetings.

Current training courses available.

Licensing Act 2003 (2-3 hour course)

This course provides:

  • The basics of the Licensing Act terminology
  • The licensing regime
  • An overview of licensing objectives
  • Licensable activities
  • The role of the authority (including policy)
  • Premises licenses (applications, content, duration, objections, responsible authorities etc)
  • Designated Premises Supervisor
  • Personal licenses (applications, content, duration)
  • Club Premises Certificates
  • Variation/Transfer of licenses
  • Reviews/Appeals

There would also be coverage of any recent developments in the area of licensing law.

Licensing Act for Bar Staff (1-1.5 hours)

This course provides licensing information for bar staff and:

  • A short sharp introduction to the Licensing act
  • A look at licensing in general
  • The problem of underage drinking
  • Dealing with problem drinkers

It is intended to provide staff with the basic knowledge they need under the Licensing Act.

Gambling Act 2005 (2-3 hour course)

This training course looks at the Gambling Act and specifically as to how it affects licensed premises. It considers:

  • Bingo
  • Poker
  • Gaming Machines
  • Other other relevant considerations under the Gambling Act 2005.

For more details please download Sydney Mitchell's Gambling Brochure.

How to Book onto a Licensing Training Course

If you are interested in any of our training courses please contact us and Peter Adkins will be happy to talk through your specific requirements. This will allow the course to be tailored to your exact situation and needs.

Talk to us today about our training courses and, their content and how they will benefit both your business and your employees. Contact us today