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Many bars, restaurants, and stores ask for it before your first shift.
The approved course for anyone who sells or serves alcohol in Texas. Take it online, pass, and print your certificate right away.

TABC-approved school
Seller/Server Training School #692-794
$8
per person
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$15.00
For bartenders, servers, cashiers, managers, and event staff.
Many bars, restaurants, and stores ask for it before your first shift.
Selling alcohol to a minor is a criminal offense for the seller, not just the business. Learn the ID checks that protect you.
TipA vertical Texas license means the holder was under 21 when it was issued.
Valid for two years and goes with you to any Texas employer.
The course covers what the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission requires of seller-server training.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code as it applies to people who sell and serve.
Checking IDs, spotting fake and altered IDs, and refusing a sale.
How alcohol affects the body and the signs that a customer has had too much.
Refusing service and handling difficult situations safely.
What’s at stake for you, your employer, and the public when a sale goes wrong.
For Employers
Under Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code §106.14, an employer can be shielded from penalties for an employee’s illegal sale if the employer requires TABC training, the employee is certified, and the employer did not encourage the violation.
Yes. FenixFoodSafety is a TABC-approved seller/server training school, certificate #692-794.
About 3 hours. It’s self-paced, so you can stop anytime and pick up where you left off.
Right after you pass the final exam. You can download and print it immediately.
Texas law does not require every server to be certified, but many employers do: certified staff are a condition of the safe harbor protection in §106.14 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.
Two years from the date you complete the course. Retake the course before it expires to stay certified.
No. There’s no minimum age to take the course and earn your certificate.
Yes. The course works on any device, so you can finish it on a phone, tablet, or computer.
About 3 hours online, with your certificate the moment you pass.