HOBART: Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) - SITHFAB021
SITHFAB021 - Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol
THTA has partnered with the Queensland Hotels Association (RTO 30826) to provide a nationally recognised face to face training program for SITHFAB021 Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA). The training program is offered face to face for those who are involved in the sale and supply/service of alcohol according to relevant Tasmanian regulations. The training focuses on the performance outcomes, skills, and knowledge necessary for the responsible sale, service, or supply of alcohol.
For assessment and enrolment assistance, please call QHA on (07) 3221 6999.
For payment queries, please contact THTA on info@thtacademy.org.au
Fee-free Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) Training
The Tasmanian Hospitality & Tourism Academy (THTA), in partnership with Hospitality Tasmania, is offering fee-free SITHFAB021 - Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) training with the Queensland Hotels Association (RTO 30826), for eligible young people aged 14–24 years who are looking to enter the hospitality industry.
This initiative has been developed to support young people who may face barriers to accessing accredited training and who are not currently receiving financial or training support through a school, employer, employment service provider, or another funded program.
Funded places are limited and will be prioritised for applicants who would otherwise be unable to access RSA training.
If you're unsure whether you meet the eligibility requirements, please contact the THTA team and we'll be happy to discuss your circumstances.
Unit Description
This unit focuses on the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge necessary for the responsible sale, service or supply of alcohol. It applies to various work settings, such as hospitality venues, packaged liquor outlets, and establishments like wineries, breweries and distilleries. Personnel at all levels, including food and beverage attendants, salespersons, cellar door staff, delivery services, and security personnel are covered.
The unit addresses the responsibilities of the licensee overseeing alcohol service and incorporates state and territory liquor licensing laws. Certification requirements vary by region, and completion of this unit may be mandatory for individuals involved in alcohol related roles in licensed premises. Difference in legislative requirements across states and territories may necessitate additional training or bridging courses.
QHA offers nationally recognised training in SITHFAB021 Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) classroom delivery formats for persons who are involved in the sale and supply/service of alcohol according to relevant Tasmanian regulations, licensing requirements and responsible service of alcohol principles.
Subject matter includes identifying minors, or unduly intoxicated or disorderly patrons, which can result in a refusal of service.
There are four elements (sections) to this course:
1. Follow the principles of responsible service of alcohol.
2. Assist customers to drink within appropriate limits.
3. Assess alcohol affected customers and identify those to whom sale or service must be refused.
4. Refuse to provide alcohol.
FAQs
- I am over 25, am I eligible for fee-free RSA?
No, participants must be under the age of 24 and not currently receiving financial or training support through a school, employer, employment service provider, or another funded program to be eligible for fee-free RSA.
This initiative has been developed to support young people who may face barriers to accessing accredited training. Funded places are limited and will be prioritised for applicants who would otherwise be unable to access RSA training.
If you are over 25 and would still like to undertake the RSA course, you will need to pay the $50,00 (Hobart) or $60.00 (Launceston/Devonport) enrolment fee.
- I am under 24, but receive financial or training support through a school, employer, employment service provider, or another funded program, am I eligible for a fee-free RSA?
No, participants must not be receiving financial or training support through a school, employer, employment service provider, or another funded program.
- I am under 24 but don't meet the fee-free RSA requirements, can I still enrol?
Yes, you will however need to pay the $50,00 (Hobart) or $60.00 (Launceston/Devonport) enrolment fee.
- What details do I need to provide to enrol and pay for my RSA?
Once you have chosen your preferred date and paid via Humanitix, you will be sent a link via email to complete your enrolment form through our training partner's website (Queensland Hotels Association).
If you are eligible for fee-free RSA, payment will not be required. You will be sent a link via email to complete your enrolment form through our training partner's website (Queensland Hotels Association).
- Why do I need to complete an enrolment form through QHA after I have registered through Humanitix?
As Queensland Hotels Association (RTO 30826) hold the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) status for the nationally recognised training program -SITHFAB021 - Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol accreditation, these details need to be taken through QHA's Student Management System.
Due to these accreditation requirements, THTA are unable to process your enrolment details through our systems.
- If I have an RSA from another State is this accepted in Tasmania?
No. The unit SITHFAB021, incorporates the knowledge requirements, under the relevant state and territory liquor licensing law, for employees engaged in the sale, service or supply of alcohol, however certification requirements differ across states and territories.
This unit covers the general RSA skill and knowledge requirements common to all States and Territories.
QHA in consultation with the THTA have developed this course according to the Tasmanian liquor licensing authority standards for employees engaged in the sale, service or supply of alcohol in Tasmania.
- Is QHA an accepted RTO in Tasmania?
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