AOT Offers RSA Training via the Internet

Added: (Fri Nov 13 2009)

Pressbox (Press Release) - November 11, 2009 – Cairns, Australia – The leading online short courses provider, AOT Australia, had launched its online RSA Training for people who want to land a job in Australia’s hospitality industry. The Responsible Service of Alcohol training was mandated by some Australian states since most establishments in the country serves alcohol.


In 2008 new liquor legislations were introduced throughout Australia; in order for people to provide a duty of care to their patrons it is essential that they remain up-to-date with current state laws. AOT has created the most up-to-date, visual, highly informative and entertaining RSA course available. The course is nationally recognized and delivered online in QLD, SA, WA, NT and ACT, allowing people to achieve their certificate today.


Through RSA training people will have the skills and knowledge of the effects of Alcohol in the body, Australian liquor legislations and penalties, to prepare and serve alcohol responsibly and assist alcohol affected customers. Training on the Responsible Service of Alcohol will also boost the career options of people who wanted to work as bar attendants, sommelier (wine steward), room service staff, cellar hand, licensee, nominee, host/hostess and Food and Beverage Attendant.
Only one company can give people the best training in the Responsible Service of Alcohol and other online short courses. Enroll now at AOT and get the chance to also have a proper food handling certificate.


Visit http://www.aot.edu.au today for more information.


About Accredited Online Training

Located in Queensland, AOT is a Registered Training Organization and Australia's premier online learning organization. It provides nationally recognized training at the Certificate II, Certificate III, Certificate IV and Diploma level. It also offers short courses on several topics. The AOT online learning courses meet the highest standard of course excellence as judged by the Australian government and industry representatives.