California's fastest RBS training, offering the lowest cost and the best value for getting your RBS training certificate. With over 25 years of experience educating over 300,000 alcohol servers, we've perfected our program to efficiently teach you California's alcohol laws.
Designed for individuals in California who own, manage, or work in alcohol-serving establishments, this course can be completed in under 2 hours. Whether you're aspiring to become a bartender or have years of experience in the industry, this training will provide you with the necessary RBS certification. For more information, you can also check out our comprehensive guide on how to become a bartender in California.
State-approved California Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) training, available through LIQUORexam.com. This self-paced course allows students to complete it on their own time, with certification awarded upon achieving a passing score of 70% or higher on the 25-question final exam, valid for 3 years.
LIQUORexam.com holds the distinction of being among the first ABC-approved RBS training providers and remains a preferred choice for California's alcohol servers.
For answers to frequently asked questions regarding RBS training, please visit our California RBS Training FAQs page.
Understanding RBS Certification in California
RBS Certification in California signifies that an alcohol server has successfully fulfilled the requirements of an ABC-approved Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) training program, such as the one offered by LIQUORexam.com. This includes passing the RBS alcohol server certification exam, which is hosted by the ABC (Alcoholic Beverage Control). Once an individual has successfully completed both the RBS training and exam, their RBS certification remains valid for a duration of 3 years.
Who is Mandated to Complete RBS Training?
The mandate for RBS training in California extends to anyone involved in serving alcoholic beverages. This encompasses a wide range of roles, including servers, bartenders, managers, owners, and individuals responsible for verifying customer identification, taking orders, preparing alcoholic beverages, serving them, and delivering them to customers. You can explore this topic in greater detail in our blog post titled "Demystifying California RBS Training Requirements: Who Needs It and Why," available here.
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Steps to Achieve RBS Certification
Step 1: Obtain Your Server ID
Before embarking on this course, it's crucial to establish an account on the California RBS Portal, accessible at https://abcbiz.abc.ca.gov/, in order to acquire your unique "Server ID." This process incurs a nominal $3 fee. Your Server ID consists of nine digits and will be required at the conclusion of this training. It enables us to promptly report your completion to the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). Failure to provide an accurate Server ID may necessitate an additional fee for account updates and resubmission of training proof to the ABC.
Step 2: Complete the LIQUORexam.com California RBS Training Program
Our RBS training program offers the flexibility of self-pacing, typically taking 2 hours or less to complete. The training is entirely web-based, permitting you to log out and seamlessly resume from where you left off.
Step 3: Successfully Pass the ABC Administered RBS Exam (Scoring 70% or Higher)
Upon successful completion of our online course, our system instantly forwards your training data to the ABC. This facilitates your access to the ABC-administered RBS exam. Subsequently, you can log in to the ABC Portal to access the final exam. It's important to note that you have a 30-day window from the date of completing this training (and passing the final exam) to access and complete the ABC RBS exam.
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What can you expect in this RBS training?
Lessons in this RBS Training include:
- Lesson 1: Introduction to the California Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Training
- Lesson 2: The Social Impact of Alcohol
- Lesson 3: The Impact of Alcohol on the Human Body
- Lesson 4: State Laws and Regulations Relating to Alcoholic Beverage Control
- Lesson 5: Intervention Techniques to Prevent the Service or Sale of Alcoholic Beverages to Underage or Intoxicated Patrons
- Lesson 6: Development of Management Policies that Support the Prevention of Service or Sale of Alcoholic Beverages to Underage or Intoxicated Patrons
Enroll in the LIQUORexam.com Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) training program to acquire expertise in responsible alcohol service. This program covers essential skills such as managing challenging situations, verifying identification, and comprehending the effects of alcohol on the human body.
A comprehensive understanding of the relevant laws and regulations governing alcohol service in California is essential for safeguarding yourself and the community. Specifically designed for alcohol-serving establishments in California, this RBS course is vital for owners, managers, and hospitality industry staff.
Key Features of Our RBS Certification Course:
- This course and platform are compatible with smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.
- Self-paced online training that allows you to log out and seamlessly pick up where you left off.
- 90-day course access.
- Pass guarantee (with 99.8% of students passing on their first attempt).
- Receive a 3-year printable certification and a free printable wallet card.
- Immediate reporting of training to the ABC (no 24-hour waiting period). Note: Providing the correct Server ID during registration is the student's responsibility. Failure to do so may result in an additional administration fee.
Is RBS Training Mandatory in California?
RBS training became mandatory in the State of California in 2022, as per CA Assembly Bill 1221. This mandate requires on-premises alcoholic beverage servers and their managers to complete an ABC-approved RBS training program and exam.
Who Must Complete RBS Training in California?
Every alcohol server and their manager must possess a valid RBS certification from an ABC-accredited RBS training provider and pass an online ABC-administered RBS exam.
Who Must Be Trained Under AB 1221?
Any ABC licensee with an "ABC On-Premises License" must have their staff (alcohol servers and managers of alcohol servers) trained and certified in RBS within sixty (60) days of their initial employment date. This requirement applies to various establishments, including restaurants, bars, fast-casual dining venues, tasting rooms (including off-sale locations), hotels, and stadiums.
What Happens if I Enter an Incorrect Server ID?
Upon successfully completing the training and passing the final exam, we will attempt to report your training to the ABC, enabling you to access the ABC-administered exam. If the Server ID provided during registration is inaccurate, a $5 fee will be applied to update your Server ID and attempt to report your training again. You will have the opportunity to verify your Server ID before taking the final exam. If the number is incorrect, you can contact us for a free update prior to accessing the exam.
Are You an Owner or Manager with Employees Requiring RBS Certification?
For comprehensive RBS training solutions, please contact us at 888-344-5554 or email contact@liquorexam.com to discuss your specific needs. We offer tailored account options suitable for businesses of all sizes, whether you operate a small business or a nationwide enterprise. Our Standard Owner/Manager Account is ideal for smaller businesses or those seeking basic features, while our Multi-Location Master Corporate Account provides the same features for single locations with the added benefit of seamless management across multiple locations.
All account holders, regardless of size, can pre-purchase course credits or opt for net-30 billing terms—no qualification process needed. We believe in transparency: no set-up fees, ongoing charges, or hidden costs.
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