Submitted by Zealousideal-Draft63 t3_11aunb4 in RhodeIsland
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StunningConfusion t1_j9u9xgm wrote
No license required, Just serve safe and TIPS certification which can be done online and I think is valid for a couple years.
cptringo t1_j9uarvo wrote
Need to talk to Frank Faubert
BrandonC41 t1_j9uc0hj wrote
No but you have to tell me your Mai Tai specs
glennjersey t1_j9uc52z wrote
Surprisingly no. There is just the serve safe certification.
Proof-Variation7005 t1_j9ufvko wrote
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StrikingExamination6 t1_j9uub5l wrote
Every bartender I’ve ever worked with who has taken a “bartending class” is no better at making drinks than someone who learned behind the bar.
Silly_Brilliant868 t1_j9uw8v5 wrote
They are not better but if OP has never done it and doesn’t know anything about it and how much of a pour each drink should have etc.. there’s nothing wrong with taking it and learning
jznuj t1_j9uwsaq wrote
Bartending classes are useless lol. Find somewhere that will take you in. Easy enough to learn. And yes serve safe matters
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sbaz86 t1_j9vepms wrote
I would think that takes some adjusting but once you have it down, you should be good. I would say the hardest part is the obnoxious drunks and predatory men. But what do I know, I don’t pour it, I drink it.
Proof-Variation7005 t1_j9vhwxt wrote
I think it can help, but it depends on the person. Most bartenders I know would call it a waste of money though.
Silly_Brilliant868 t1_j9vlulg wrote
401force t1_j9vtnpj wrote
you can take a TIPS class online and it’s good for 3 years
busback t1_j9wr4oj wrote
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. 90% of bartending is time management and interpersonal skills IMO. Can’t be taught in a class, just through experience and through learning from mistakes
hermanalexie t1_j9wrqqa wrote
All the people downvoting this comment have never had their shit kicked in working the service well and it shows.
Word of advice to the OP: if you are serious about bartending try to get a bar backing job and just learn like most bartenders do. Bartending is one of those jobs where more is caught and than taught. It’s not something that’s handed down to you because you took a 4 hour course. I think if you’re interested in doing some home bartending go ahead and take the class. You’ll definitely learn a few tricks and tips that spark your interest. But realistically? don’t expect to get a reputable bartending job with the certification. Regardless, Best of luck!
Space_faces t1_j9wvbx8 wrote
Reminder that TIPS classes are a scam that brainwashes people to believe that bartenders are at fault for drunk driving, rather than the drunk drivers.
Rhody1964 t1_j9x376f wrote
This. And don't bother with Boston Bartender school, or any other school like that. Go work your way up in a restaurant.
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TheChef44 t1_j9x8uqo wrote
Not exactly. Dram shop laws exist for good reason
Over_Art_921 t1_j9xqfq0 wrote
Only if youre gonna drive to work
diskimone t1_j9zhmbx wrote
You can get your servsafe certification online for like $10. If you don't have experience, get a job at a chain restaurant serving, and bust your ass. Work harder than everyone else and you will get a bartending shot.
Silly_Brilliant868 t1_j9u3v9b wrote
No. You need to be serve safe certified though and going to a bar tending class isn’t a terrible idea