Gliss Training

  Knowing the distinction between a personal licence and a premises licence is crucial for anyone who holds a personal licence. You can sell alcohol if you have a personal licence, but only a business owner can do so if they have a premises licence. We will go over the distinctions between a personal licence and a premises licence and what each covers in this blog post. The advantages of holding each sort of licence will also be discussed. An individual is given a personal licence, also known as an alcohol personal licence, that enables them to approve the sale of alcoholic beverages from licenced locations. Alcohol sales are among the activities that can be conducted on premises with a licence. An individual who owns the property, occupies it, or has been given permission to do so, such as a tenant, is given a premises licence. People over 18 must apply, and the space must be used for commercial purposes. While premises licences are specific to one location, personal licenc...

  Is The Personal Licence Exam Hard? To authorise the sale and supply of alcohol a venue or business will need to have a Designated Premises Supervisor who holds a Personal Licence, but to become a licence holder, an applicant will first need to obtain a  Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders Qualification  by completing a training course and passing an exam, but is passing the examination as hard as you think it is? Exams can be daunting to say the very least, and passing an examination that could kick-start a new career or business can be a pretty stressful experience, however, applying for a Personal Licence and completing the Personal Licence Training Course is probably not as difficult as you think, on the contrary, anyone can become a Personal Licence holder and a Designated Premises Supervisor. So, is the personal licence exam difficult? Not at all. Upon the conclusion of the Personal Licence Training Course, delegates will need to pass a 40-question m...