The Bartending Academy of Arizona (Tucson)

Apr 28, 2010

The Bartending Academy of Arizona (Tucson)

School Website
Length to Graduate: 40 Hours
Location: AZ-Tucson
Students per Class: 1-10
Tuition to Graduate: $399
Subject: Bartending

DESCRIPTION

As a student at our Phoenix and Tempe bartending school you will learn over 150 drinks in an actual bar environment with hands on training, mixing and pouring from day one!

Customer service skills, State Alcohol Awareness Certification (Responsible Bartending), are also included. Our Lifetime Job Placement Assistance, and Free Class Refreshers are unique in the education/training field.

ADVANTAGES

A diploma from our school will give you the advantage to pick and choose your work environment. Our class gives you the availability to learn at your own pace in just 40 hours.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Our Phoenix, Tempe and Tucson bartending school offers local job placement assistance to all of our graduates. Upon graduation, the graduate may report to the job placement office for one-on-one job placement assistance.

FINANCIAL AID

Payment plans are available

SCHOLARSHIPS

N/A

CERTIFICATIONS

Our bartending school is licensed by the Arizona Department of liquor licensing..

SUMMARY

Over the years, we have built up many valuable contacts in the bar and restaurant industry for placement of our graduates. Don’t trust your career, income and future to an out-of-state owned bartending school that tries to enroll you and place you in a job from over a thousand miles away by phone!

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