National Certificate for Personal Licence Holder - NCPLH

The NCPLH course is designed for any person wishing to gain a Personal Licence to sell alcohol. This qualification satisfies the Government benchmark for demonstrating occupational and legal knowledge to obtain a Personal Licence to sell alcohol.

It is accredited training at Level 2 of the NDAQ. The qualification consists of the following units:

1. Roles and legal responsibilities of the personal licence holder
2. The application process for the personal licence
3. Roles and responsibilities of the licensing authorities with the licensing objectives framework
4. Content and purpose of operating schedules
5. Role and duties of the Designated Premises Supervisor
6. Unauthorised and Temporary licensable activities
7. Rights of entry to licensed premises
8. Police powers regarding suspension and closure of licensed premises
9. Strengths of alcoholic drinks and ABV
10. Protection of children from harm
11. Responsible sale of alcohol

Download the NCPLH leaflet.

Course details and entry requirements

The course lasts one day and includes a 40 minute, 40 multiple choice question examination.

There is an age restriction on this course. The minimum age to complete this course is 18 years of age.

The cost of this course is £129.25 per candidate and includes VAT, materials, resources and tutorials.

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