$125 for a 35-Hour Bartending Training Course at Professional School of Bartending (Up to $399 Value)
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Bartending instructors teach myriad recipes, product knowledge & customer relations, as well as assist students with job placement
A bartender's outgoing nature and drink knowledge make him a more popular party guest than a person who can crack his knuckles to the tune of "Chopsticks." Become the most popular debutante at the ball with today's Groupon: for $125, you get a 35-hour bartending training course at Professional School of Bartending (up to a $399 value). Each course includes 30 hours of hands-on instruction and five hours of responsible service training. Courses can be completed in one, two, or five weeks. Click here for upcoming dates and times.
For 34 years, the Professional School of Bartending's instructors have been pouring the skills, knowledge, and confidence required to successfully tend adult watering holes into students' minds. Wielding martini shakers, stirrers, and bendy straws, students step behind a bar lined with rows of colorful bottles in a training facility that imitates a realistic lounge, where instructors teach a wide variety of recipes and techniques for increased efficiency and professionalism. Students learn customer relations, product knowledge, and responsible service and check their knowledge of current industry trends to ensure students transition smoothly into careers. Upon completion of training, students will be eligible for job placement assistance and TIPS, a five-hour, nationally recognized certification program that amps up interpersonal skills for more responsible alcohol service. Day, evening and Saturday classes are available, which allow the freedom to arrange sessions around a busy schedule or a month-long staring contest with the moon.
Bartending instructors teach myriad recipes, product knowledge & customer relations, as well as assist students with job placement
A bartender's outgoing nature and drink knowledge make him a more popular party guest than a person who can crack his knuckles to the tune of "Chopsticks." Become the most popular debutante at the ball with today's Groupon: for $125, you get a 35-hour bartending training course at Professional School of Bartending (up to a $399 value). Each course includes 30 hours of hands-on instruction and five hours of responsible service training. Courses can be completed in one, two, or five weeks. Click here for upcoming dates and times.
For 34 years, the Professional School of Bartending's instructors have been pouring the skills, knowledge, and confidence required to successfully tend adult watering holes into students' minds. Wielding martini shakers, stirrers, and bendy straws, students step behind a bar lined with rows of colorful bottles in a training facility that imitates a realistic lounge, where instructors teach a wide variety of recipes and techniques for increased efficiency and professionalism. Students learn customer relations, product knowledge, and responsible service and check their knowledge of current industry trends to ensure students transition smoothly into careers. Upon completion of training, students will be eligible for job placement assistance and TIPS, a five-hour, nationally recognized certification program that amps up interpersonal skills for more responsible alcohol service. Day, evening and Saturday classes are available, which allow the freedom to arrange sessions around a busy schedule or a month-long staring contest with the moon.
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About Professional School of Bartending
Professional School of Bartending has taught the art of cocktail creation to more than 10,000 bartenders since the school's inception in 1977. Inside the working bar-inspired training facility, instructors teach the necessary bartending skills to create a wide range of drinks from the traditional to the current cocktails trends.
Graduates of the comprehensive program benefit from a lifetime job-placement-assistance program that has blossomed from a regional effort to a coast-to-coast hunt. The school has an open-door policy that leaves the light on for all graduates. Former students can repeat any class, helping them to revamp their mixology skills or recall how to skewer an olive without making it scream.