NCPLH exam questions

We get hundreds of requests for people studying their NCPLH or APLH personal licence exam. "Are there any mock exam papers or help you can get to help you pass your Personal Licence Exam!" is a question we are often asked.........

YES!!!!!!!! Thanks to our friends over at WWW.ALCOHOL -LICENCE.ORG we have managed to obtain some learning materials to help you pass your exam first time.

Try this link
http://personallicencelondon.com/Quiz/quiz.html

Passing your APLH Examination

We love receiving kind words of thanks from candidates and their family who successfully pass their personal licence exam. We run personal licence training courses in over 120 locations nationwide and like all companies love positive feed back. Special thanks to the APLH trainer Steve for delivering another excellent training course for the Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH) Level 2.

"To everyone at the Redditch office.

I would like to take this opportunity to say a "Big Thank, You", to all of you for  you and your colleagues for assisting and supporting my dad to pass his personal licence training.  It made my day when I heard and I even got out a bottle of champagne.

This is such a huge achievement for him and I am very pleased that we booked the course through you.

Once again, thank you ever so much.

All the best

Sophia Taws".

personal licence training online

personal licence training online can be a preferred learning tool for some individuals. With online APLh training courses you can study at your own pace for the Award for Personal licence Holders (APLH) Level 2. As a company we do currently offer an online personal licence holders course which can be taken in the comfort off your own home. We are currently working on a number of hospitality based e-leaning products including an up-date APLH personal licence holders course these product will be available shortly as we are currently in the process of up dating our current website.

To fine out more about online e-learning products or the online personal licence training course please visit the e-leaning section on our website.Click Here
Or simply call us to discuss your requirements. Tel 0845 388 5472

Please note: A personal licence holders examination must be invigilated so candidate will still need to visit an examination centre to sit their examination. we currently have over 100 nationwide APLH exam centres.

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Award for Personal Licence Holders

The Award for Personal Licence Holders will allow the holder to apply for a personal licence to sell alcohol.
The APLH level 2 Award replaces the old NCPLH licensing qualification and came into force on the 1st of April 2010. The Award for Personal Licence Holders will allow the holder to be become a Designated Premises Supervisor and be name on the premises licence as the Licensee or DPS for short.

Personal licence training offer over 120 course locations nationwide for the Award for Personal Licence Holders training course. Over the past five years our company has produced thousands of personal license applications in hundreds of local authority areas and every week we send out hundreds of Award for Personal Licence Holders qualifications.

Personal Licence Training Ltd have just re-launched their new up dated APLH course book for the level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders. The new APLH course book replaces the old APLH and NCPLH course books. Company Director Mr Dean Carr said “The new look Award for Personal licence Holders course books now are in keeping with new corporate image for 2012 and the new design compliments the companies re-branding campagne. We hope to have all of our hospitality course books and support literature re-branded by the end of the year. We are also working on redesigning our company website to carry forward the same company image the new site will feature a e-commerce site where course books, E-learning products , APLH training courses and SCPLH training courses can all be purchased online.”

If you would like to purchase a copy of the Award for Personal Licence Holders course book or you would like to book a training course the APLH qualification then please contact PLT Limited on 01527 544780

The company provide national coverage for both the APLH and the Scottish SCPLH licensing qualification. We can also process both personal licence applications and premises licence applications on behalf of clients.

The company can also offer quality support material and literate to assist with the running of any style of licensed premises

Personal Licence Training Ltd: challenge 25 posters for scotland

Personal Licence Training Ltd: challenge 25 posters for scotland: Download your FREE " Challenge 25 poster " to ensure you comply with changes in Scottish Licensing Law! On the 1st of October 2011 all lic...

challenge 25 posters for scotland

Download your FREE "Challenge 25 poster" to ensure you comply with changes in Scottish Licensing Law!

On the 1st of October 2011 all licensed premises in Scotland are now required to operate a challenge policy.
This policy is Challenge 25

This simply means

Anyone who appears under the age of 25 should be challenged to prove their age when attempting to purchase alcohol or any other age restricted products

Section 6 of The Alcohol etc. (Scotland) Act 2010 introduces a new mandatory condition for all premises licences and occasional licences requiring that there must be an age verification policy in place in relation to the sale of alcohol on the premises. The section has set a minimum age of 25 years for the policy where it appears to the person selling the alcohol that the customer may be under the age of 25 years. Premises may set any minimum age for their own policy provided that it is 25 years or over.

Download your FREE CHALLENGE 25 POSTER Now!

Challenge 25 for Scotand

On the first of October 2011 a challenge policy was introduced in to the Scottish Licensing Act (2005)
It became law for all retail premises selling alcohol and age restricted products to operate a " Challenge 25 policy". The Act provides no guidance as to the wording of any Policy but the licence holder must have a Policy in place.

So what is Challenge 25? let us explain in simple terms!

Anyone who appears under the age of 25 should be challenged to prove their age when attempting to purchase alcohol or any other age restricted products

In verifying age, it is reasonable to presume that only the following documents will be satisfactory to comply with the verification policy:-

Passport; or
European Photocard Driving Licence; or
Proof of age card bearing a ‘PASS’ hologram.

We at alcohol licence.org would advise on the following forms of identification.

• UK Driving Licence
• UK Provisional Driving Licence
• Valid Passport
• Pass Hologram Identity Card (Young Scott Card) etc

If the above documentation is not produced on request then the Policy cannot be complied with and the sale of alcohol should be refused.

The Policy must be in place on or before Saturday 1 October 2011. A failure to comply with this mandatory condition will be a criminal offence in terms of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 which could result in a fine and/or imprisonment. It could also result in a review of the Premises Licence resulting in suspension or revocation of the Licence.

So to help we have been asked to design a Challenge 25 Poster for Scotland so here it is and you can download it free of charge!

"Challenge 25 Scotland"

What wonderful people we are! You can also order some poster's by calling 01527 544 780

Challenge 25 or Challenge 21 What is the best policy?

Deciding which is the best challenge policy for your business can be a difficult choice, however we advise that for high street retailers such as an off licence businesses or a mini market, challenge 25 is the best policy and one that is adopted by most of the big supermarket chains. Pubs and bars tend to stick with challenge 21 but not all in some areas many bars and pubs are now choosing to operate a challenge 25 policy.

So lets try and explain the difference! with challenge 21 you only have a 3 years between the age of 18 and 21, but with the challenge 25 policy the gap is 7 years, therefore staff are less likely to make a mistake when asking for proof of age. An unauthorised sale of alcohol to a trading standards test purchaser will lead to an on the spot fine for the person involved and an interview under caution at the local police station or trading standards office which may also then lead to a criminal prosecution in Magistrates Court.

The maximum fine under the licensing Act 2003 for selling alcohol to an underage person is currently £5,000
Another concideration for retailers to be aware of is Section 147A of the licensing Act 2003 "persistently selling alcohol to children"

Section 147A makes it an offence to sell alcohol to a child under 18 from the same premises on two or more occasions within a period of three consecutive months. The section applies to the person being responsible in relation to the premises at the time of each sale.


It should be noted that there is an alternative to criminal prosecution for the offence of persistently selling alcohol to children. Under section 169 A of the Licensing Act 2003, a closure notice may be given where there is evidence that an offence under section 147A is committed, there is considered to be a realistic prospect of conviction and the offender is still a holder of a premises licence in relation to the relevant premises. A closure notice shall propose a prohibition on sales of alcohol on the relevant premises not to exceed 48 hours. The form of a closure notice is prescribed in The Licensing Act 2003 (Persistent Selling of Alcohol to Children) (Prescribed Form of Closure Notice) Regulations 2007, which came into force on 3 May 2007.

A person guilty of an offence under this section is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level £10,000.

You can download a free "Challenge 25 Poster" by clicking here

NCPLH qualification

The NCPLH qualification is no longer valid! the NCPLH has now been replaced by the Award for Personal Licence Holders - Level 2 or APLH for short. The alcohol licensing qualification for Scotland remains the same (SCPLH). Personal Licence Training Limited (PLT) are the UK's leading course provider for alcohol licensing qualifications in England, Wales and Scotland. We process thousands of personal alcohol licence qualifications and full licence applications every year. If you are looking to gain your personal licence or wish to up date your licensing qualification to an APLH Level 2 please contact us at Personal Licence Training Limited.

The UK's Favorite Licensing Company!

Tel:01527 544 780

Temporary licence to sell alcohol

As a Company we specialise in arranging new premises licence applications and temporary event licence applications for both small (under 500 patrons) and large events of in excess of 10,000 patrons. In the past we have helped our clients to obtain alcohol licence applications for music events, festivals, shows, school fates, out door ice rinks, German markets, weekend events in locations throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Our licensing team are experts in this field and can assist with all types of event licensing and personal licence training. We have arranged personal licence applications and temporary events for most of London's leading event companies whom work at locations such as Wembley, Earls Court, NIA, NEC, Royal Show-ground, etc.

If we can help on any event you have planned then please call Jo Taylor from our licensing team,

Tel: 01527 544780