Age Verification - E-Learning/Online Course
Trainsafe UK
Learning Outcomes
Current law on age verification for alcohol sales
How to go about challenging for proof of age
Exactly what a policy on age verification should say
How to make the decision to ask for proof of age
Explaining why you are asking for a proof of age
Identifying which proofs of age are and are not acceptable
Some common conflict scenarios
Procedures for putting the policy into practice
Refusing a proxy sale of alcohol
How you should deal with an angry or abusive customer who won’t take no for an answer
Techniques to adopt if the customer won’t accept a refusal to serve
Your exit from a high-risk situation
The consequences for failing to implement a policy on age verification for the sale of alcohol.
Benefits of Online/E-Learning
- Flexible learning at your convenience
- No deadlines
- Cost effective
- Fast easy access
- Certificate given on completion of course
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Age Verification - E-Learning/Online Course
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