Training Our Courses
Our Most Popular Course
APLH (Award for Personal Licence Holders)
The BIIAB Level 2. Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH) is a nationally recognised qualification designed for anyone authorising the retail sale of alcohol in licensed premises
You can also take your APLH qualification and apply for your Personal Licence in one go!
Full Course List
Licensing
- BIIAB Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH)
- BIIAB Level 1 Award in Responsible Alcohol Retailing (ARAR)
- BIIAB Level 2 Award For Licensing Practitioners (Alcohol) (ALPA)
- BIIAB Level 2 Award For Licensing Practitioners (Gambling) (ALPG)
- BIIAB Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence (SCPLH)
- BIIAB Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders Refresher SCPLHR
- BIIAB Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders Refresher SCPLHR E-Learning
- Licensing Act 2003 & Gambling Act 2005 Training for Licensing Committee Members
- Licensing Act 2003 Training for Licensing Committee Members
Betting and Gaming
- An Introduction to the Gambling Act 2005
- BIIAB Level 2 Award For Licensing Practitioners (Gambling) (ALPG)
- BIIAB Working Within Gambling Legislation (AWGL)
- Gambling Act 2005 Training for Licensing Committee Members
- Licensing Act 2003 & Gambling Act 2005 Training for Licensing Committee Members
Local Authority / Police Training
- An Introduction to the Gambling Act 2005
- BIIAB Level 2 Award For Licensing Practitioners (Alcohol) (ALPA)
- BIIAB Level 2 Award For Licensing Practitioners (Gambling) (ALPG)
- BIIAB Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders Refresher SCPLHR
- Enforcement and the Licensing Act 2003
- Gambling Act 2005 Training for Licensing Committee Members
- Licensing Act 2003 Training for Licensing Committee Members
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