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Vermont Alcohol Server Training Requirements (2026)

Mandatory statewide Fully verified against official sources · Last verified

Vermont requires alcohol server/seller training statewide. Every employee who sells, serves or delivers alcohol, and licensees (7 V.S.A. § 213). New hires: Before starting alcohol duties. Validity: At least every 24 months.

Key facts

StatusMandatory statewide
ScopeEvery employee who sells, serves or delivers alcohol, and licensees (7 V.S.A. § 213).
Who must be trainedservers, sellers, delivery staff, licensees
New-hire deadlineBefore starting alcohol duties
Certificate validityAt least every 24 months
Approved programsSee official list (not transcribed)
Generic national courses accepted?Not confirmed
Online allowed?Yes
Typical cost (published)Not published by the state
IncentivesNone noted
Notable local mandatesNone noted
Recent changesNone noted

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Frequently asked questions

Is alcohol server training required in Vermont?

Yes. Every employee who sells, serves or delivers alcohol, and licensees (7 V.S.A. § 213).

How long do new hires have to get certified in Vermont?

Before starting alcohol duties

How long is a Vermont alcohol server certificate valid?

At least every 24 months

Which courses are approved in Vermont?

Check the official source linked on this page; we have not transcribed a provider list for this state.

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Notes

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