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Responsible Service of Alcohol training

Responsible Service of Alcohol training provides the skills and knowledge to safely supply alcohol.

Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) training provides the skills and knowledge to safely supply alcohol.

It is usually required if you want to work in a licensed venue or location.

If you are under 18, you can complete RSA training but must wait until you are 18 to serve alcohol.

You need to refresh your training every 3 years to keep your certificate current.

Getting your RSA certificate

To supply alcohol in a Victorian licensed venue or location, you need an RSA Certificate of Completion (RSA certificate).

You get this by doing an RSA course through an approved course provider.

RSA certificates

When you complete the course you get an RSA Certificate of Completion.

Give a copy of this certificate to your employer. They must keep it on site in case liquor inspectors or Victoria Police ask to see it. They can be fined if they do not do this.

You do not need to give them the Statement of Attainment that course providers issue.

RSA Refresher course

You must do the free RSA Refresher course every 3 years to keep your RSA certificate current.

Interstate RSA certificates

If you completed RSA training in another Australian state or territory, you can apply to complete the bridging course to have your certificate recognised in Victoria.

The free bridging course, called RSA Refresher, gives you a Victorian RSA certificate.

Advanced RSA training

Advanced RSA training is only required for some licence types in certain situations.

It is different to the RSA certificate you need to work in most licensed venues and locations.

Read about licensee training and obligations, including who must do Advanced RSA training.

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