Nancy Nelson
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Anyone who serves or sells alcohol is required to get the appropriate permit within 60 days of initial hire. At the end of that time period, working without the required permit can result in the issuance of a criminal citation.
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Alcohol Awareness Advocate
Alcohol Server Training
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Talk to Nancy to see if you qualify to become a Trainer, or email a resume. Most trainers either have experience in the hospitality industry, teaching or enforcement background. A combination of any of those could qualify you. You must be outgoing, a good public speaker, and have a flexible schedule. Some Travel Required.
You will need to have a Class 12 Permit issued through Alcohol Awareness Advocate to be a trainer. Call to attend a class.
To become a trainer you will need to complete a small test, view a briefing CD, and set up and hold one class (10 people desired)with Nancy in your city. Now hiring in all cities except Clark County. You will need to promote yourself and your business in Washington. There is great earning potential in this market, either full or part time.
Usually takes 4 weeks to get you approved and ready to go on your own.
The Alcohol Server Training Package includes materials you need to teach the Manditory Alcohol Server Training class: Trainer's Guide; Class Participant Workbook; one copy of the test questions: one answer blank.
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