Bartenders Academy (Norwich)

Apr 28, 2010

Bartenders Academy (Norwich)

School Website
Length to Graduate: 43 Hours
Location: CT-Norwich
Students per Class: 1-10
Tuition to Graduate: $595
Subject: Bartending

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Welcome to Bartenders Academy. We are your resource for fun jobs & earning great money! For over a decade our training facility has been helping grads find fun places to work while adding a second or even first line of income into their lives.

Our unique training program, compiled from the best practices of bartenders from all over the country, will prepare you to be a professional and well-paid bartender.

ADVANTAGES

Bartenders Academy has both local and national job placement assistance. We’ll help you to find the pubs, sports bars, clubs, restaurants, hotels, caterers, and other bars that are right for you!

THINGS TO CONSIDER

All Graduates of Bartenders Academy are Nationally Certified Through the Techniques of Alcohol Management^{^®} (TAM^{^®}) program. The TAM^{^®} program training meets the certification requirements in many jurisdictions throughout the United States.

FINANCIAL AID

Payment plans are available

SCHOLARSHIPS

N/A

CERTIFICATIONS

We are approved by the Connecticut Commissioner of Higher Education.

SUMMARY

Tons of bars have hired the school’s grads including Blackbear, Van Dome, Holiday Inn, TGIF Friday’s, Chili’s, Aqua Turf, and more! We are in constant communication with Connecticut’s finest establishments to help our grads find work!

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