Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 - LCQ Training
Course details
About the course
About the course
This course provides comprehensive training for people who are preparing for a supervisory position in licensed premises and intend to apply for their Duty Manager's Certificate.
Enrolments must be received two weeks prior to course date in order to confirm place and receive pre-course learning material.
You are required to complete a workbook prior to attending the course. This pre-work is essential to the one-day course as time will be spent revising workbook content and preparing you to sit an online external exam with the Training Bureau in the two-weeks following the course. When completed, learners 20 years and older will be able to progress a Manager's Certificate with the local authority. All details will be provided at the time of enrolment.
Where
Greymouth and Westport.#### When
Please enquire for more information.
Method of study
One day short course with an online assessment.
Unit standards
- Unit standard 16705: Demonstrate knowledge of host responsibility requirements as a duty manager of licensed premises
- Unit standard 4646: Demonstrate knowledge of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and its implications for licensed premises
Entry requirements
- Pre-course leaning activities and workbook to be completed prior to class day.
To apply
Please click the apply button in the top right-hand corner of this webpage to begin the application process or alternatively, email [email protected]to register your interest.
Entry requirements
*This course is not available to international students.
About the provider
Tai Poutini Polytechnic (TPP), based on New Zealand’s spectacular West Coast and with campuses in Wanaka, Christchurch and Auckland, offers students exciting opportunities to get a head start in their career or take the next step on their learning journey.
TPP offers popular study options that meet local employment needs and are tailored to help people get into real jobs in the community or get ahead in their chosen career. With two West Coast campuses, in addition to other New Zealand locations, TPP makes the most of the opportunities on its doorstep.
The institute’s popular Outdoor Education programmes teach technical, leadership and teamwork skills on West Coast rivers and mountains along with a Ski Patrol programme based in Wanaka that makes the most of the South Island’s world-famous ski fields. A base on the West Coast also allows Jade and Hard Stone Carving students to get right to the cultural and historic source of their material. Likewise, Civil Plant students prepare for jobs in the roading, forestry and mining industries on purpose-built work sites in Greymouth and Auckland, while agriculture students have the use of the TPP Reefton farm.
These are just some of TPP’s many popular full-time, part-time or short programmes, which include business, trainee chef, tourism and hospitality, carpentry, automotive and engineering. All programmes are focused on industry expectations and tutors enjoy strong relationships with local businesses so learning is relevant and useful to the market. The institute’s aim is to get students into real jobs in the community and help create better futures for everyone.
West Coast students also have the option of living in TPP’s own student accommodation facilities. A home away from home while you’re studying. Tai Poutini Village offers 58 individual rooms and shared facilities for students. Village staff provide you with a living environment which encourages and supports the educational mission of the Polytechnic, supporting students in their chosen programme of study, and helping them to develop personally, socially and culturally.
Our reputation for the quality of graduates is outstanding.