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Frequently Asked Questions

What are these annoying 'validation' questions?

Validation questions are questions we ask throughout the course to verify you are who you say you are. These required questions are asked during enrollment and, yes, we know the questions are not fool-proof, but they serve as a mechanism to keep you honest and on your toes.

Besides if you have someone else take the course for you, you could be fined and jailed for lying to a State agency.

Will my computer work with this course?

Most all PC computers will work with this course as long as you have Internet access. Although other browsers sometimes work properly, we strongly suggest using the Internet Explorer browser to complete our course. You can login from multiple computers, as long as you are connected to the Internet and remember your username and password. For system requirements for this course, click here.

What if I need help?

We've got you covered. A live 24-hour support center is available to take your calls, emails or chats. Our help desk can help you with the most frequent issues such as lost passwords, un-locking the course, downloading Flash and more. If there is an issue they cannot handle, one of our instructors (available M-F 9-5 CST) will be notified to help you with content or certification questions.

When will I get my certificate?

Once you've enrolled, completed the course, and passed the final exam with a 70% or more, you will have access to a customized printable certificate. This will serve as your permanent certificate of completion.

Learn2Serve is the most widely used online alcohol safety certification program in the United States so our certificates are familiar to managers. It is a good idea to print two copies of your certificate. You will need to give one to your employer, and you should keep the other for your own personal records.

What if I lose my certificate?

At anytime during the validation period of the certificate, you may log in to www.learn2serve.com again and click on "Resume Course" to go to the end of the completed course and reprint your certificate.

You will need to use the same username and password you originally used to take the course. If you have forgotten this information, please call Customer Service at (800)442-1149.

What if I don’t have a printer?

You may take this course from any computer with Internet access. If the computer you have chosen to take the course on does not have a printer connected to it, you may still take the course on this computer.

After you complete the course, go to www.learn2serve.com and login to your course again. Click on "Resume Course" to go to the end of the completed course and print your certificate. You will need to use the same username and password you originally used to take the course. If you have forgotten this information, please call Customer Service at (800)442-1149.

Click Here to enroll in our online alcohol training and certification course.

Online New York Alcohol Training Awareness
Program (ATAP) Certification Course
Course Price: $25

 

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In The News:

“Education is the first step and an essential element in maintaining compliance with the ABC Law. Over the years, the ATAP program has proven successful in instructing servers on their responsibilities when selling alcohol, leading to fewer incidences of underage drinking and sales to intoxicated persons,” said State Liquor Authority Chairman Daniel B. Boyle.

 “Offering ATAP over the internet will significantly increase accessibility to the program, thus helping to educate more licensees and their employees statewide. I want to congratulate ESTRA for developing the first of its kind on-line ATAP program,” Boyle added.

About Us:

Our New York Online Alcohol Certification Course is approved by the NYSLA through the Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association (ESRTA).