Stay on the right side of the law with personal licensing, age-restricted sales and anti-bribery/AML essentials—clear, practical guidance for frontline teams and managers.
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Experience the interactivity of our new multi-device, mobile ready e-learning course, Challenge – Responsible Sales in Hospitality and Retail.
You’ll get an insight into the types of products that are covered by age restrictions, the legal requirements placed on individuals selling age-restricted products and guidance on operating within the law when selling age-restricted products.
Fraud costs UK business up to £190 billion every year. Investing in prevention is cheaper than the consequences of being a victim of fraud. Learn the basics of fraud prevention with this online Short Course.
Covering the key aspects of the Bribery Act, this interactive online training equips your business with the tools to detect, prevent, and report bribery and corruption.
Money laundering is estimated to cost UK businesses £90 billion per year. If you handle company finances, this anti-money laundering e-learning is essential.
Take an interactive, engaging, and enjoyable approach to training with this online course, covering the syllabus for the Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH).
To achieve the Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders qualification (required to obtain a Personal Licence), you must sit an exam with a recognised training provider following completion of the e-learning.
Anyone involved in the sale of alcohol in both on-sales and off-sales environments must complete the Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (SCPLH) at SCQF level 6 to apply for a licence.
Highfield’s Scottish Personal Licence Holders online training can be used to cover the knowledge element of the SCPLH or SCPLH(R) qualification.
Scottish Training for Alcohol Retailers and Servers – ideal for those who need to acquire the 2-hour mandatory training for alcohol regulations in Scotland.
Please note that manager sign-in is required to open this course.
The manager will need to provide the licence holder name, licence number, and the name of the issuing licensing board.
This is a requirement of the training provision under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.