"TABC seller training" and "seller/server training" both point at the same Texas program: a course that prepares people who sell or serve alcohol to follow Texas rules and intervene when a sale should not happen.
Seller vs server roles
TABC's public retailer FAQ defines an employee in this context as someone who sells, serves, dispenses, or delivers alcoholic beverages under a license or permit, including people who immediately manage, direct, supervise, or control that sale or service. In practice that covers bartenders, wait staff, many cashiers, and their immediate managers when employers use Safe Harbor.
Topics the course teaches
Expect Texas alcohol sales law and responsible service techniques, including how to refuse or interrupt sales involving minors or intoxicated customers. Exact modules depend on the approved school software. Do not expect exam answer keys from us. We do not provide them.
Online seller training
Most people take seller/server training online. Public TABC copy often describes completion in about two hours. You still need to pass the course exam and keep proof of certification. Details: TABC certification online.
Managers and immediate supervisors
If you manage people who sell or serve alcohol, your employer may require your certification too, especially when aiming for Safe Harbor. See for employers.
Request course access
Course access $10.99 via the form on the home page. Email [email protected] or [email protected] with questions.
FAQs
Is seller training required by Texas law for every bartender?
Public TABC FAQs say no for individual bartenders and wait staff, but many employers require it.
Can I take seller training in person?
Some approved schools offer classroom options. This site focuses on online TABC seller training / course access.
Need TABC seller training?
Online TABC seller training for Texas. Course access $10.99, payment details by email.