All employees who serve or sell alcohol in Texas are required to take this training. This includes bartenders, wait staff, retail employees, and managers. Anyone who needs to obtain a TABC certification for employment must complete this course.

The course is designed to be completed in about 2-4 hours. Since it is 100% online and self-paced, you can complete it at your convenience.

Yes, LIQUORexam.com offers the Texas TABC Seller/Server Certification as a fully online course. You can complete the training from any device, at your own pace, and receive your certification upon completion.

In the Texas TABC course, you will learn:

• Texas alcohol laws and regulations, including the legal responsibilities of alcohol servers and sellers.
• How to identify intoxicated patrons and avoid over-serving.
• Best practices for checking IDs and preventing sales to minors.
• Techniques for handling challenging situations, such as dealing with intoxicated customers.

The Texas TABC certification is valid for two years. After that, you will need to retake the course and pass the exam to renew your certification.

Once you successfully complete the course and pass the exam, your certification will be issued immediately. You can download and print your certificate right away, allowing you to start working as soon as possible.

LIQUORexam.com offers the Texas TABC Seller/Server Certification at an affordable price. Please visit our course page for current pricing.

LIQUORexam.com is fully approved by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) to offer this training. We provide:

• 100% online, self-paced courses for flexibility.
• Instant access to certification upon completion.
• Affordable pricing and an easy-to-use platform.
• Comprehensive training that covers all necessary legal and practical knowledge for alcohol servers and sellers in Texas.

Yes! LIQUORexam.com offers easy-to-use tracking tools for business owners, allowing you to monitor which employees have completed the Texas TABC certification. This ensures your staff remains compliant with state regulations.

If you lose your TABC certification, you can log back into your LIQUORexam.com account and download or print a new copy of your certificate. If you are unable to access it, you can also contact the TABC for assistance.