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Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses & Control
State Approved Title 4 Training Course – Management On & Off Premise
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Arizona Title 4 Management Training – On & Off Sale
This is the advanced compliance course for Management On & Off Sale. It is intended for qualifying owners, agents and managers involved in day-to-day liquor operations. Basic training precedes or accompanies the applicable Management training requirements; Management training does not erase the need for Basic training.
Who Should Take Management Training?
Owners involved in daily operations
Owners actively involved in the day-to-day operation of the liquor business.
Agents involved in daily operations
Agents with day-to-day operational responsibilities and applicable Title 4 training requirements.
Disclosed managers
Managers disclosed to DLLC who are actively involved in day-to-day business operations.
On-sale and off-sale leadership
Qualifying managers overseeing liquor-law responsibilities in hospitality or alcohol-retail operations.
Basic and Management Requirements for Arizona Managers
DLLC licensing instructions require the owner or agent actively involved in day-to-day operations and disclosed managers to submit current Basic / Management Title 4 Certificates of Completion.
Managers actively involved in day-to-day business operations must provide Certificates of Completion for both Basic and Management Title 4 training issued within the past three years.
Basic training comes first or alongside the requirement
Account for the appropriate Basic training before completing Management requirements. Do not assume that a Management purchase by itself meets every Basic certificate requirement.
Current certificates for daily operations
Qualifying owners, agents and managers need to keep their required Basic and Management certificates current when continued compliance requires it.
Official guidance: Arizona liquor-law training authority (opens in a new tab) · Arizona DLLC (opens in a new tab) · DLLC license application instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
What Management Title 4 Training Covers
Management responsibilities
Review the responsibilities of qualifying owners, agents and managers in daily liquor operations.
On-sale liquor-law considerations
Connect management responsibilities with alcohol service at the licensed premises.
Off-sale liquor-law considerations
Review liquor-law considerations for management of off-premises alcohol sales.
Basic and Management requirements
Understand the relationship between Basic training and Management training requirements.
Current training certificates
Keep the required Basic and Management certificates current for continued compliance.
Day-to-day liquor operations
Apply management-level liquor-law awareness to the operation you oversee.
Complete Your Arizona Management Training Online
Review your Basic training
Confirm the appropriate Basic training and certificates for your responsibilities before enrolling in Management training.
Complete Management training
Complete the online Management On & Off Sale training and course requirements.
Keep both certificates current
Retain your Basic and Management Certificates of Completion and provide them to DLLC or your employer when required.
When Do I Submit Title 4 Training to DLLC?
DLLC’s license application instructions state that the day-to-day owner or agent and disclosed managers should submit valid Basic / Management training within 60 days after the liquor-license application is accepted. An Interim Permit requires the training to be submitted with the application.
Within 60 days after application acceptance
For the day-to-day owner or agent and disclosed managers, submit valid Basic / Management training within 60 days after DLLC accepts the liquor-license application.
With an Interim Permit application
An Interim Permit requires the applicable training to be submitted with the application.
This is a liquor-license application timeline, not a blanket 60-day new-employee certification rule.
Official guidance: Arizona liquor-law training authority (opens in a new tab) · Arizona DLLC (opens in a new tab) · DLLC license application instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
Keep Your Arizona Title 4 Certificates Current
Arizona Title 4 Certificates of Completion are valid for three years. DLLC licensing instructions require the applicable Basic / Management certificates to have been issued within the past three years.
For qualifying owners, agents and managers whose continued compliance requires training, keep both certificates current and arrange renewal or retraining before expiration.
Official guidance: Arizona liquor-law training authority (opens in a new tab) · Arizona DLLC (opens in a new tab) · DLLC license application instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
Plan ahead for renewal.
Check the dates on your certificates. Keep copies available for your employer and for DLLC submission when required.
A Title 4 training certificate is proof of training, not a replacement for the business’s liquor license.
Need Food Handler Training Too?
Keep Title 4 training and Food Handler training distinct. Choose the combination product when you also need the Food Handler course.
Management Title 4 Training
Choose the standalone Arizona Title 4 course.
Management + Food Handler
Choose the existing combination product with the Food Handler course.
Arizona Title 4 Group & Employer Training
Coordinate training for restaurant groups, bars and nightclubs, hotels and resorts, grocery and convenience retailers, liquor stores, hospitality companies, entertainment venues and multi-location operators.
Select the course that matches the employees you are enrolling. Teams with different duties may need more than one Arizona course option.
Choose Basic On-Sale, Basic Off-Sale or Management for this enrollment.
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Support qualifying owners, agents and managers overseeing liquor operations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Tucson, Prescott, Lake Havasu City and other Arizona communities. Match Basic and Management training to each person’s responsibilities.
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Management Training FAQs
Answers to help you choose the right course, understand requirements and keep training current.
Official guidance: Arizona liquor-law training authority (opens in a new tab) · Arizona DLLC (opens in a new tab) · DLLC license application instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
Who needs Arizona Title 4 Management training?
DLLC licensing instructions require the owner or agent actively involved in day-to-day operations and disclosed managers to submit current Basic / Management Title 4 Certificates of Completion.
Does a manager need Basic training before/with Management training?
Managers actively involved in day-to-day business operations must provide Certificates of Completion for both Basic and Management Title 4 training issued within the past three years. Basic training precedes or accompanies Management requirements. Confirm your Basic training status and required certificates before enrolling.
Does Management training cover on-sale and off-sale operations?
This Management On & Off Sale option is positioned around management responsibilities and both on-sale and off-sale liquor-law considerations.
Does a Management course purchase automatically include all Basic training I need?
Do not assume that a Management purchase alone supplies every required Basic certificate. Confirm the current course package, your prior Basic training and the certificates your employer or DLLC needs before enrollment.
When must Arizona Title 4 training be submitted with a liquor license application?
DLLC’s license application instructions state that the day-to-day owner or agent and disclosed managers should submit valid Basic / Management training within 60 days after the liquor-license application is accepted. An Interim Permit requires the training to be submitted with the application. Read the DLLC license application instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab) .
How long are Basic and Management Title 4 certificates valid?
The certificates are valid for three years. DLLC licensing instructions require Basic and Management certificates issued within the past three years.
How do I keep my Arizona Title 4 Management training current?
Check the dates of both Basic and Management certificates. Renew or retrain before expiration when continued compliance requires current training.
Can I take Arizona Title 4 Management training online?
Yes. ABC Server Training offers an online Management On & Off Sale course option.
Can employers enroll multiple managers or employees?
Yes. Use Enroll Your Employees and select Management, Basic On-Sale or Basic Off-Sale as appropriate for the roles being enrolled.
Does Title 4 Management training replace a liquor license?
No. The training documents liquor-law education. It does not replace the business’s liquor license or the other requirements of a license application.
Start Your Arizona Management Training
Confirm the course that fits your responsibilities. Begin your own training or choose the right Arizona course for your team.
