Apr 28, 2010

Midwest Bartenders School of Indianapolis (Fort Wayne)

School Website
Length to Graduate: 40 Hours
Location: IN-Fort Wayne
Students per Class: 1-10
Tuition to Graduate: $595
Subject: Bartending

DESCRIPTION

Our Indianapolis Bartending School can have you trained and ready to Bartend in as little as two weeks. But our services don’t end there. Once you have graduated from our Bartending School you will receive lifetime job placement assistance & refresher courses whenever you need them!

We believe that getting a quality education should be fun, and the way we teach reflects that attitude whether you enroll in our Basic Bartending, Advanced, Beer & Wine, Flair or Alcohol Awareness Course.

ADVANTAGES

Midwest Bartenders School provides cutting edge training in a real bar environment so upon completing the course you are more than ready to step behind the pine!. Our Bartending School features all of the tools and elements you’d find behind a real bar, including soda guns, blenders, garnishes, shaker tins, glassware and much more!

THINGS TO CONSIDER

This program is half lecture and half lab in format, so you’ll spend lots of time actually mixing drinks behind a real bar. There is no replacement for hands-on training when learning a manual skill like the exciting and profitable world of bartending.

FINANCIAL AID

Tuition aid for airline employees affected by the September 11, 2001 tragedies, Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) for all UAW, Approved through Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation, Goodwill, and other state grants available.

SCHOLARSHIPS

N/A

CERTIFICATIONS

Midwest Bartenders School of Indianapolis is fully accredited by the Indiana Commission on Proprietary Education and a BBB Gold Star Award Winner.

SUMMARY

Our Indianapolis Bartending School Campus emphasizes hands-on training to simulate real, on-the-job experiences that you are likely to encounter in the real world. All Midwest Bartenders School programs are designed to help YOU develop new skills, knowledge, and the self-confidence needed to serve your guests with integrity, awareness and professionalism. So what are you waiting for? Give us a call or fill out the contact form to the left and get started today!

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Midwest Bartenders School of Indianapolis (Fort Wayne)
5759 East 86th Street Indianapolis, Indiana

Category: Bartending, Trade / Vocational

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