p>The APLH qualification, formerly NCPLH qualification, is needed to apply for a Personal Licence to sell alcohol and advance your career prospects within the licensed retail sector in England and Wales.
Course Overview
The APLH training course will provide each delegate with a clear understanding of the framework of law and regulation that underpins the responsibilities of the personal licence holder. This will include:
- Licensing authorities
- Personal and Premises licences
- Operating schedules
- Permitted temporary activities
- Unauthorised licensable activities
- Police powers and rights of entry
- Legal and social responsibilities of the personal licence holder
- Illegal drugs, the effects of alcohol and disorderly conduct
- Protection of children
Who should take this qualification?
The APLH course is aimed at managers, assistant managers and supervisors or staff seeking promotion to one of these positions.
Anyone working in a job role that requires them to authorise retail sales of alcohol in England and Wales must complete the APLH course in order to apply for their personal licence.
Assessment: A multiple choice question examination immediately follows the APLH training course
Duration: 1 day.
Awarded by: Education Development International. (EDI).
Course Handbooks: APLH Handbook
Course Fees: £130
Did you know that once you've got your APLH qualification, formerly NCPLH qualification, you've still got to apply to your local council for your personal licence? This process also involves applying to Disclosure Scotland for a CRB check. CPL Training can take the hassle of this away and do your personal licence application for you!
Testimonials:
Steve Kershaw
Playing a supporting role
A builder by trade, Steve Kershaw took his NCPLH to support his wife's business - she runs a pub in Pudsey near Leeds. Steve said: “It was a good course. Our tutor Hugh made the day very enjoyable and lively with his vast experience of licensed retail. I learned a lot and it means I can share the burden of the pub business with my wife.â€
Thomas Haigh
Banking on a fresh start
After 13 months in banking Thomas Haigh decided that it wasn't the career for him. What started as a temporary job in the local pub has turned into a new career since taking his NCPLH exam with us. He explained: “The teaching was excellent and made what could have been a stressful day much easier. Now I have my Personal Licence I'm still working at the pub but I am also going in to relief management with a view to running my own pub soon.â€