TABC stands for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, which is a state agency responsible for taxing, inspecting, and regulating alcoholic beverages in the state of Texas.
TABC stands for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, which is a state agency responsible for taxing, inspecting, and regulating alcoholic beverages in the state of Texas. TABC believes that those who sell and serve alcohol could benefit from an approved TABC seller training certification course.
Such a course can offer helpful techniques for identifying intoxicated individuals, as well as relevant information on Texas law relating to the sale and service of alcohol.
The certificate, via an online course through approved trainers such as TABC Pronto, is supported and approved by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and requires a small amount of studying before undertaking a final exam.
TABC Pronto was started by individuals looking to make getting certified easier for servers in Texas. We understand that being a server or bartender can come with lots of hours as well as irregular schedules.
This can make it difficult to find extra time, even for important things like renewing your TABC certification or Texas food handlers card. Our online TABC and food handlers certification courses are meant to be fast for people on the go!
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