Class 12 and Class 13 Permits

Washington State requires all owners, managers and servers who work in establishments that serve alcohol for on-site consumption to have a Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST) Permit. In order to receive the permit they must complete a training course of no less than 3 hours in length and then pass an exam at the end of the course.

If the person taking the course is 21 or older, the MAST Permit they receive is called a CLASS 12 Mixologist Permit. This permit allows them to perform any duties associated with the sale or service of alcohol, including bartending and managing.

Minors (18-20 years old) taking this course will receive a CLASS 13 Servers Permit which allows them to work in a restaurant atmosphere where minors are allowed. While their duties are somewhat restricted, they can take orders from and deliver drinks to patrons in the family dining area.
 
Washington State requires all owners, managers and servers who work in establishments that serve alcohol for on-site consumption to have a Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST) Permit. In order to receive the permit they must complete a training course of no less than 3 hours in length and then pass an exam at the end of the course.
 
If the person taking the course is 21 or older, the MAST Permit they receive is called a CLASS 12 Mixologist Permit. This permit allows them to perform any duties associated with the sale or service of alcohol, including bartending and managing.
 
Minors (18-20 years old) taking this course will receive a CLASS 13 Servers Permit which allows them to work in a restaurant atmosphere where minors are allowed. While their duties are somewhat restricted, they can take orders from and deliver drinks to patrons in the family dining area.
 
Both CLASS 12 and CLASS 13 permits may be obtained through the classes offered by Washington State certified providers like Cheryl’s Last Call. CLASS 13 permittees may contact their provider / trainer when they turn 21 to receive an upgrade to a CLASS 12 permit. Cheryl’s Last Call will be able to offer online training courses by May 1, 2011.
 
ONSITE classes are generally available for establishments with 5 or more people who need the training (some restrictions apply)
 
Cheryl’s Last Call provides the largest number of classes, and therefore the largest variety of choices, on the west side of the state. For more details on Class 12 and Class 13 Permits please visit www.cherylslastcall.com/alcohol-training-wa.php

Cheryl’s Last Call provides the largest number of classes, and therefore the largest variety of choices, on the west side of the state. For more details on Class 12 Permits please visit Class 13 Permits.