AUT - Training for: The Licence Controller's Qualification and General Manager's Certificate
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Training for: The Licence Controller's Qualification and General Manager's Certificate
Course fee: $220.00
All Licensed establishments require a holder of a General Manager’s Certificate to be on duty when liquor is being sold or supplied. This certificate entitles the holder to manage the space that is licensed and perform the role of responsible host.
To be the holder of a General Manager's Certificate - you must hold the Licence Controller Qualification (LCQ).
AUT offers LCQ training - Unit Standards 4646 and 16705 and the required examination.
Assistance is available with the application process for the LCQ once training is successfully completed. The steps to obtaining your Manager's Certificate are detailed below:
- Complete an approved course of study in unit standards 4646 and 16705, and pass the exam for the unit standards with 100% accuracy.
- Send a completed application form and a verification of the Unit Standards obtained to Hospitality Standards Institute (HSI) with the required processing fee.
- HSI will provide your LCQ Certificate once they have verified your qualification.
- Apply for your Manager's Certificate to your local DLA (located at your local Council) including a copy of your LCQ.
Unit Standards:
4646 - Demonstrate knowledge of the Sale of Liquor Act 1989.
16705 – Demonstrate knowledge of Host Responsibility along with the requirements, skills and daily action plan to stay within the law to look after your customers and staff.
| Apply on | Complete Part 1 of the Short Course Enrolment Form or Call (09) 921 9779 and use your Credit Card to enrol over the telephone |
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| Tutor | TBA |
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| Course Contact | Jessica Yamamoto, School of Hospitality and Tourism Phone: (09) 921 9999 ext 8012 Fax: (09) 921 9962 Email: jessica.yamamoto@aut.ac.nz |
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| Venue | School of Hospitality and Tourism, WH building AUT City Campus, Auckland City |
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| Paper codes | Programme code | Dates for 2012 | Days | Time(s) |
| 210016/01 | COM210 | 17 & 24 March |
Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
| 210016/02 | COM210 | 12 & 19 May |
Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
| 210016/03 | COM210 | 28 July & 4 Aug |
Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
| 210016/04 | COM210 | 29 Sept & 6 Oct |
Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
| 210016/05 | COM210 | 10 & 17 Nov |
Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
Disclaimer
Every effort has been made to ensure this information is correct, however, course dates, fees and conditions may change and courses may be cancelled. The latest information can be obtained from the AUT Information Centre.
Last updated: 26 Oct 2011 1:45pm