In some licensed venues, you need Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) training to supply alcohol. This training must be completed with a Liquor Control Victoria (LCV) approved training provider.
Approved training providers issue a Certificate of Completion when you complete the course.
LCV Inspectors may request a copy of this certificate during an inspection.
Before enrolling, check if the training provider is one of the in-person or online approved training providers.
Look for the 'Liquor Control Victoria Approved RSA Provider' wordmark on the training organisation's website and advertising to ensure you receive quality training from an approved trainer.
In-person providers
In-person approved providers can also deliver their course virtually via a meeting platform.
Online training providers
The following approved training providers can deliver RSA training online:
- 5 Star Online Training(opens in a new window)
- Access All Areas Training(opens in a new window)
- Australian Institute of Vocational Training & Education (iVET)(opens in a new window)
- Australian Vocational Training & Employment Services (AVTES)(opens in a new window)
- Belgravia Academy
- CFT International(opens in a new window)
- Clear to Work Pty Ltd(opens in a new window)
- Connect Skills Institute
- CTA Create Train Achieve
- CTA Training Specialists(opens in a new window)
- Eclipse Vale
- ERDI Academy
- Institute of Training and Further Education (iTFE)
- Job Trainer Australia(opens in a new window)
- Liqcon(opens in a new window)
- Urban E-Learning Pty Ltd(opens in a new window)
With approved online training, you will complete assessment during the online course. There are no additional assessment requirements after you've completed the course.
Apply to be an approved Registered Training Organisation
Training providers can apply to Liquor Control Victoria (LCV) to deliver Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) training.
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