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Why TIPS is Your Best Choice

 

TIPS is trained in all 50 states and over 30 countries.

More than 3 million TIPS trained servers sellers, and consumers across the United States serve and sell alcohol responsibly.

TIPS receives recognition from insurance companies, liquor boards, the alcohol beverage industry, and law enforcement.

State and federal officials cite TIPS as a valuable public safety tool.

Local and state government frequently include TIPS in drunk driving and underage drinking prevention programs.

TIPS tailors training to meet the specific needs of your audience.

What TIPS Training Includes

 

 The focus of TIPS Training is on responsible consumption, whether at a bar, restaurant, ballpark concession, hotel, or university.

Participants leave TIPS training prepared to:

  • Recognize signs of intoxication.
  • Spot underage drinkers and prevent sales to minors
  • Intervene quickly and assuredly in potential problem situations
  • Understand the difference between people enjoying themselves and those getting into trouble with alcohol
  • Handle alcohol-related situations with greater confidence
  • Use proven strategies to prevent alcohol-related problems.
For ANY Size Business or Organization

 

TIPS training is appropriate for anyone who sells, serves, or consumes alcohol.  To ensure that training is relevant, programs are tailored for the following environments:

On Premise - restaurants, bars, hotels, and other establishments where alcohol is sold and consumed on the premises

Off Premise - grocery stores, liquor stores, convenience stores, and package stores

Concessions - stadiums, arenas, theaters, concert halls, fairs, amusement parks, and festivals

Gaming - casinos, riverboats, and gambling halls

Universities - colleges and university campuses, dining halls, campus clubs, Greek organizations, high schools

Seniors - retirement homes, social clubs for the elderly, dance halls