Gain the essential skills and legal knowledge to serve alcohol safely with our Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) course. Designed for hospitality staff, this program equips you with the confidence to comply with Australian liquor licensing laws, manage challenging situations responsibly, and ensure patron safety in any venue.

What You’ll Learn:

• Understand relevant state liquor laws and regulations.
• Identify signs of intoxication and manage difficult patrons.
• Apply strategies for responsible service and harm minimisation.
• Maintain a safe and compliant service environment.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues and patrons in hospitality settings.

Nationally Accredited Unit:

• SITHFAB021 – Provide responsible service of alcohol

Upon successful completion, participants will receive an interim certificate which will allow them to work for 90 days while they wait for the Competency Card.

Learning Sphere will issue a separate nationally recognised Statement of Attainment.

Employment Pathways – Get Connected:

This course is ideal for hospitality staff, bartenders, and club venue employees. Completing the RSA ensures you meet industry compliance requirements and enhances employability.

Learning Sphere Training Solutions also supports connections to licensed venues seeking RSA-qualified staff.

Start your career in hospitality or upskill for better workplace opportunities with confidence.

No Formal Pre-Requisites

Open to all participants over the legal age requirement for alcohol service. No prior experience is necessary.

Program Features:

• Short, practical course delivered face-to-face.
• Interactive scenarios and practical tips for handling intoxicated patrons.
• Experienced trainers with hospitality industry knowledge.
• Certificate issued immediately upon successful completion.

Learning Sphere offers this RSA course on behalf of Liquor and Gaming NSW as an approved provider. For more information, please visit the Licensee Training Tool at:
liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au/working-in-the-industry/training-to-work-in-the-industry/getting-trained/what-type-of-training-do-I-need