Where can I get a bartender license in Delaware?

PSCC’s Seller Server Certification / Responsible Serving Certificate may be used for insurance purposes but state certification must be obtained from the Delaware ABC Program.

How to become an alcoholic beverage server in Delaware?

NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE! Online Alcoholic Beverage Server Training was developed by the Delaware Restaurant Association in partnership with InnovaLearn and the Schoox online training academy, meeting the demand for quick & easy training options for all servers, bartenders, and those who handle alcohol in Delaware. ACCEPTED BY OABCC!

Who is the alcohol enforcement agent in Delaware?

Agent George Merrill is currently assigned as the primary Trainer for this program, and teaches over 9,000 people every year how to serve alcohol in a responsible manner. Topics covered in the class include, How Alcohol Effects the Body, Checking ID, Recognizing the Signs of Intoxication, Title 4, and Commissioner’s Rules.

Do you need an ABC license to be a bartender?

Contrary to popular belief, there is no such thing as a “licensed bartender”. Companies are ABC licensed, not bartenders, however it is always best to hire bartending staff from a licensed caterer or event staffing company. If a bartender says they are licensed, just ask to see their ABC liquor license.

PSCC’s Seller Server Certification / Responsible Serving Certificate may be used for insurance purposes but state certification must be obtained from the Delaware ABC Program.

Who is the owner of ABC bartending school?

You have come to the right place to find out more about our bartending school. The owner of ABC Bartending School, Tony Sylvester, opened his first classroom in 1977, and the rest is now history. ABC is one of the largest bartender training establishments in the nation with locations from coast to coast throughout the United States.