TAYLOR HALL ASSOCIATES LTD.
The Leading Training Provider for the
Hospitality and Retail Industry

Taylor Hall Associates is in its 14th year of providing training and mentoring for licensed retail businesses. We guarantee that if you undertaking training with us and do not pass first time we will pay your re-sit fees.

Our aim is to provide a comprehensive support package not only for new entrants in to the industry but ongoing to those who wish to develop their businesses.

Recognising that individuals have differing needs we offer both classroom and distance learning programmes. Our distance learning BIIAB Personal Licence qualification has been in operation for two years with 100% pass rate. This programme even provides you with the opportunity to pick an examination time to you.

Why not talk to us about bringing the classroom to your business. Many of our programmes can be run at your premises at times that suit you and your staff.

Not only can we help you to build your initial business plan, but from as little as £250 one of our specialists will visit to assist you in carrying out an MOT of your business each year. The market place today is highly competitive and dynamic we can assist in maintaining your market advantage.

Qualifications necessary before taking on a licensed retail business.

Under the Licensing Act 2003, anyone authorising the retail sale of alcohol will have to hold a personal licence. In order to qualify for a personal licence, an applicant must hold a licensing qualification. BIIAB’s new qualification, the BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders, is both QCA  accredited and Government approved, and has been specifically designed to meet the statutory requirements of the Licensing Act 2003.

What is the BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders?

For further information regarding the content of this course, dates and venues please visit: www.taylorhall.co.uk

As part of the conditions of the premises licence a Designated Premises Supervisor needs to be appointed.

At present the Licensing Act 2003 fails to provide a job description for the role of DPS, however it does provide a penalty of up to £20,000 and or six months imprisonment, should the DPS fail to perform their duties.

What is the BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Designated Premises Supervisors?

For further information regarding the content of this course, dates and venues please visit: www.taylorhall.co.uk

What is the CIEH (New) Level 2 Awards in Food Safety

This new qualification is required to address new National Occupational Standards reflecting sector-specific needs. In line with this demand, the CIEH Level 2 Awards in Food Safety have been designed to address the food safety needs of the catering, manufacturing and retail sectors (beer is classified as a food product).

For further information regarding the content of this course, dates and venues please visit: www.taylorhall.co.uk or or call 01332 295060.