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Personal licence training from LTTA

Licensing Act 2003

From February 2005 the new Licensing Act 2003 came in to force regarding the New Personal Licence Certificate (NCPLH) Level 2, and from the 6th of August 2005 all new applications to the Licensing Authority now require a QCA approved qualification. The LTTA is now offering one day training courses for this qualification at various training venues throughout the United Kingdom.

As a company we specialise in providing first class training to the licensed retail community. Over the past two years we have provided training courses for the (RLC) Regional Licensees Certificate to well over 3,000  customers. Since November 2005 we have provided training for over 2500 candidates on the new personal licence making us one of the UK's largest independent providers.

We have also processed numerous personal licence applications to various licensing authorities, which is another valued service we can offer to our clients. Our professional licensing team can help with all aspects of licensing including Police Disclosures, DPS Appointments, Licence Transfers, Variation of Licensing Hours and New Applications.

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Personal licence holders face large fines and criminal convictions for selling Alcohol to underage children every day.

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Applying for a Personal Licence?

Once you have completed your training course for the National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH) Level 2. You will need to apply for your Personal Licence from your local authority to sell alcohol by retail. To do this you will also need to provide various documents and items to your local council licensing team. These items are listed below:

• 2x Passport sizes photographs (One Signed by a professional)

• Completed Application Form

• Disclosure Form from the Local Authority

• Basic Disclosure Certificate (Disclosure Scotland)

• NCPLH Certificate from LTTA

• Application Fee

Need more help? Click here for an easy step by step guide.

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Professional help is also on hand via our licensing department. We can offer our services for licence transfers, variations and new applications, planning and change of use or any other legal or licensing matter.

 We have a small but dedicated team of licensing professionals. to help you with any aspect of the New Licensing Act 2003.

We can also provide accurate scale drawings and plans that conform to Licensing Authority Guidelines. For further information on licensing applications please Click Here

National Diploma for Designated Premises Supervisors Level 3

This QCA approved qualification has been designed for supervisors and licensed retail managers and cover all aspects of the 2003 licensing act in greater detail including law, social responsibilities and much more. This qualification can also be used to gain a personal licence. 

Please call us for details of the diploma course and to book your placement.

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Why choose our course?

We believe that our Personal Licence Holders Training Programme is one of the best within the industry, as the course is presented in plain English without any Jargon. Our training material is understandable and easy to follow. These are the advantages we have to offer:

• Successful Pass Rate

• One Day Training Course

• Experiences Industry Tutors

• Interpreters Available (For special needs)

• Local Training Centres

• Multiple Choice Examinations

• Quick Results

• Low Cost examination re-takes

We cover many areas of England and Wales such as:

• Central London
• South London
• South West London
• North London
• East London
• Northampton, Kettering & Daventry
• Leicester
• Birmingham & Solihull
• Wolverhampton & Dudley
• Redditch & Bromsgrove
• Worcester & Evesham
• Bristol
• Cardiff
• Nottingham & Derby
• Stoke-On-Trent
• Crewe, Chester & Stafford
• Liverpool
• Blackpool
• Leeds & Bradford

Express NCPLH Training package

We now have the capability to offer a personal licence training course the following day with our new Express on line NCPLH training course & examination (subject to trainer availability) This means you can book your training course with us  today and sit your examination tomorrow. You can download and print the LTTA  NCPLH level 2 course book and study, arrive at one of our venues the following day for your one 2 one training session with one of our professional trainers and sit your examination on line. Your certificate should be with you within 7-10 days.

This service is now available at our head office and training centre in Birmingham and also at our West London training centre in Acton.

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The Flexibility to provide training anywhere in England and Wales 

We can bring the training to your venue! If you have more than 5 people for a (NCPLH) training course then we can provide the training at your premises as long as you have a suitable venue such as a restaurant or staff training room. Please call for more details and course availability.

Our Head office and training centre in Birmingham offers various licensed trade related courses on a weekly basis, including the new Personal Licensees certificate (NCPLH Level 2)

For further details and course dates or to book a placement, please call our administration team!

Useful Links:

http://www.disclosurescotland.com
http://www.licensedtradeassociation.com/

Licensing Act 2003

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Personal Licence Training information.

To help you find the right personal licence training for the West Midlands, East Midlands and Central England the Licensed Trade Training Academy have developed this personal licence training guide to help guide you to finding the right training course in your area for the National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders or NCPLH What is a personal licence? A personal licence allows an individual to authorise the sale or supply or alcohol under the Licensing Act 2003. Since November 2005, all alcohol-serving premises with a premises licence have needed at least one personal licence holder; one of whom will be named on the premises licence as the Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS). Every sale of alcohol under the premises licence must be authorised by the Designated Premises Supervisor, or by another person who holds a personal licence. It is a good idea to have more than one personal licence holder on your premises licence to cover things such as sickness, holidays and days off. We recommend that most premises should have at least two personal licence holders assigned to anyone premises. How old do you have to be? To become a personal licence holder you must be over 18.How much does it cost? A personal licence costs £37. How long is it valid? A personal licence is valid for ten years from the date it is issued. Where is it valid? Your personal licence is portable throughout England and Wales. Do I need a qualification to be a personal licence holder? Yes you need a National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH). How much does a personal licence cost? The average cost is around £150.00 + V.A.T. for a one day personal licence holders training course. Where can I do my training There are various personal licence training organisations throughout the UK that specialise in this type of course such as the Licensed Trade Training Academy. The Academy run courses all over the country at various locations on a weekly basis, they also offer one 2 one training for the (NCPLH) personal licence holders course at some of their venues and your test can be taken on line for quick results. Innterpub also offer a NCPLH training course aimed at couples looking to work in the on-licensed trade and offer a 3 day training course including introduction to pub life, cellar management and the National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders or NCPLH. The Ltta's web site can be found at www.LTTA.co.uk You can also down load their NCPLH personal licence holders training manual free of charge. What is a Designated Premises Supervisor? A Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) is a personal licence holder named on the premises licence (not necessarily the applicant) this person is responsible for authorising the sale or supply of alcohol at the premises and will normally be the person responsible for the day to day running of the premises. A DPS must hold a personal licence. Once I have taken my (NCPLH) personal licence holders training course, what happens next?
As soon as you pass your NCPLH training course you can then apply for your personal licence. This must be done with your local councils licensing authority or licensing department. Your personal licence is granted by the licensing authority in the area where you live and remains with that council even if you move away from the area. What other items do I need to apply for a personal licence? When Appling for your personal licence you will need to submit the following along with your NCPLH certificate. Your original (NCPLH) level 2 certificate from your personal licence training course. Personal licence application form. Disclosure of convictions form.2 x Passport photos for use with your personal licence Basis disclosesure certificate from disclosure Scotland Application fee for your personal licence Where can I get my personal licence application forms from?
You can obtain all the forms you need from your local council. To find your local councils address or telephone number click here or you can down load the application forms direct from this web site just open the links below and print.

Personal licence application form

Disclosure of convictions form

If you need any further advice on obtaining your personal licence or NCPLH the Licensed Trade Training Academy (LTTA) have an excellent help page on their web site under personal licence Click here to go straight to their help page.