AHAWA

Responsible Service of Alcohol - Classroom and Online Training

The AHA(WA) offers a complete range of Responsible Service of Alcohol training solutions. From face-to-face classroom courses to convenient online training and tailored onsite course delivery, the AHA(WA) can assist with your mandtory industry training requirements.

As the leaders of liquor training in Western Australia, the AHA(WA) has direct access to regulation and policy changes ensuring you learn only the latest up-to-date course material. Completed your RSA training?.... Do you have your Hospitality Industry Accreditation & Discount Card? Click here to find out more.

 

Online RSA Training


New to Online Training? - Steps to Complete

  • Step One - Select a course below and click the enrol button
  • Step Two - Register your details (an e-mail will be sent to you with your username and password)
  • Step Three - Login with username and password
  • Step Four - Read and understand course content and complete assessments as required
  • Step Five - Process payment online (credit card or PAYPAL)
  • Certificate will be e-mailed to you upon successful completion of assessments and receipt of payment
    (an additional hard copy certificate can be purchased for $15 - this option appears in the final payment stage)
     

PAYPAL payments - Important Note!
Please note that if you select to pay via PAYPAL you must have an existing verified account to pay through your bank account.  You can no longer  process 'one-off' payments with PAYPAL, this system has been implemented to reduce fraud attempts. If you do not have a PAYPAL account please note that the verification process can take a couple of days.
Don't have a PAYPAL account? - click here to set up one - it's easy!

Online RSA e-Briefing   

Who should complete this course?
All staff who serve or supply liquor - Western Australian front line staff only   


This e-Briefing course is approved by the Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor to assist you in meeting the mandatory training requirement in WA.

Please be aware that the e-Briefing is not nationally recognised training and is approved for Western Australian front line staff only. On completion, participants will receive a Statement of Participation.

Whilst this training is the minimum training legally required by the Department of Racing Gaming & Liquor, there are some properties who have set the nationally accredited Responsible Service of Alcohol Course (SITHFAB009A) as the minimum requirement for their staff.

Online RSA Nationally Accredited

Who should complete this course?
Supervisory staff and all staff who serve or supply liquor. 


The Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (SITHFAB009A) course is nationally accredited and a unit from the National Training Package.

Successful completion of this course will provide the participant with the unit of competence SITHFAB009A - Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol from the National Hospitality Training Package SIT20207 - Certificate II in Hospitality.

While the course is nationally accredited, this online course isn't recognised in New South Wales. For Queensland, Tasmania and Victoria, you should contact the relevant licensing authority to discuss mandatory training requirements.

 

Classroom RSA Training - Five (5) hour course


Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (SITHFAB009A)

Who should complete this course? Supervisory staff and all staff who serve or supply liquor.

The Australian Hotels Association WA’s Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (SITHFAB009A) course is nationally recognised and a unit from the National Training Package.

Training with the AHA allows you to train with the experts. Our fully qualified training consultants have years of extensive industry experience to ensure you receive answers to your questions and knowledge specific to your venue.

Learning Outcomes

You will be able to demonstrate and understanding of;

  • Duty of Care
  • Harm Minimisation
  • House policies
  • People it is an offence to serve
  • People to whom service may be refused
  • Physical and social affects of alcohol
  • Juveniles on licenced premises
  • Identifying someone who may be ‘drunk’ in accordance
    to the Liquor Control Act 1988
  • Strategies to use when refusing service and conflict resolution
  • Crowd controllers

Nominal hours:  5 hours over 1 day

Cost
Perth Per Person:
$120 AHA Members  /  $135 Non AHA Members
Regional Per Person: $135 AHA Members  /  $155 Non AHA Members
Onsite Delivery: Available. Please contact us for a quote

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