Get Your Missouri Bartending License Today!

Get your Missouri Bartending License online with ServeSmart. Our mobile-friendly, self-paced course teaches responsible alcohol service and Missouri liquor laws. While not required by the state, this training is trusted by employers and helps you stand out in job applications. Learn at your own pace and get certified in just 2 hours.

Enroll now and get your Missouri Bartending License today!

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ONLINE TRAINING FOR Missouri
Bartending License Certification

Missouri Bartending License Online Training

While Missouri does not require statewide alcohol server certification, the Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control provides licensing and enforcement guidance. ServeSmart’s Missouri Alcohol Server Training course helps you learn the laws, responsibilities, and safe service practices expected in Missouri bars, restaurants, and events. Get a head start in the hospitality industry with this employer-trusted certification.

What’s Covered in the Missouri Bartending License Course?

To become a professional alcohol server-seller, here is what you will need to learn:

✔️ Missouri Alcohol Laws and Employer Guidelines

✔️ Preventing Sales to Minors and Intoxicated Individuals

✔️ Proper ID Verification

✔️ Setting Alcohol Consumption Limits

✔️ The Effects of Alcohol on the Body

✔️ Handling Difficult Customers

Bartending License in 4 Easy Steps

Only 4 steps separate you from getting your Missouri Bartender Certification today:

PASO 1

Register with ServeSmart to access the Missouri Alcohol Seller-Server Training course.

PASO 2

Enroll in the course, complete payment, and access your interactive training modules.

PASO 3

Review the lessons and take the practice quizzes to prepare for your final exam.

PASO 4

Pass the final exam (70% or higher) and download your printable certificate—valid for 2 years!

Missouri Bartending License Certification Course Overview

Don’t have time for in-person bartending classes in Missouri? No problem! ServeSmart’s online course allows you to learn anytime, anywhere.

Our mobile-friendly online course has everything you need: knowledge shared by professional bartenders and servers, interactive lessons, quizzes, and more to help you pass the final exam. 

With just 2 hours of guided content, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to serve alcohol safely and legally in Missouri.

Esquema del curso

  • Presentación
  • Module One: Alcohol Server Training
  • Module Two: Social Impact of Alcohol
  • Module Three: Alcohol and Its Effects on the Body
  • Module Four: Minors and Checking ID
  • Module Five: Intoxicated Patrons
  • Module Six: Laws and Regulations

Detalles del curso

  • Course Length: 2 hours (at your own pace)
  • Exam Questions: 25 Questions
  • Exam Attempts: 3 Attempts
  • Passing Score: 70%
  • Pass Guarantee: Yes
  • Certificate Type: PDF
  • Certificate Valid: 2 years

Take the Missouri Bartending License Course Right from Your Phone!

Get your Missouri Bartending License right from your phone. No need for in-person classes or commuting. Access the course materials anytime, anywhere.

With ServeSmart, you can complete your certification from any device, whether it’s your phone, tablet, or PC. Study at your convenience and start your journey toward becoming a certified bartender in Missouri today!

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Why Choose Us?

Tasa de aprobado del 99%

Our interactive course makes learning easy, thanks to well-prepared materials and quizzes that help you remember the most important information. Our 99% pass rate is proof of this!

Pago seguro

Pay with PayPal or Stripe with your credit card–some of the safest payment processors online. Be sure that your personal information and card details are secure and encrypted from third parties.

Certificado de finalización

Receive an official certificate proving your eligibility to serve alcoholic beverages in Missouri on your phone. After passing the final exam, the certificate should be available to you within a few days.

Printable Workbook

If you want to refresh your memory about Missouri liquor laws and regulations, you can use ServeSmart’s workbook. It’s a printable version available to all participants, even after the course is completed.

Multilingüe

Do you feel more confident in Spanish or Korean? Our course is available in three different languages at no extra cost. Enroll now and learn at your own pace and convenience.

Soporte

Need help? Contact us from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific Time at (509) 731-3814 or email [email protected]. We will promptly respond to your request!

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Missouri Bartending License Training Requirements

To obtain your bartending license in Missouri, you must meet the following requirements:

  • You must be at least 18 years old to serve or sell alcohol in Missouri.
  • Complete a 120-minute seller-server training course from an accredited provider like ServeSmart.
  • Pass the final exam with a minimum score of 70%.
  • Missouri certificate holders must retake the full course every two years to maintain certification. 
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Jobs You Can Get With a Bartending License in Missouri

Having a bartending license opens a lot of career opportunities in Missouri, including:

JOB TITLE

AVERAGE HOURLY WAGE

AVERAGE YEARLY WAGE

Bartender

$14.30

$29,744

Server

$12.25

$25,480

Bar Manager

$22.50

$46,800

Casino Beverage Server

$13.75

$48,000

Caterer and Event Bartender

$14.00

$30,000

Brewery or Distillery Staff

$21.50

$51,000

Hotel Bar Staff

$13.00

$27,040

Preguntas frecuentes

The Missouri Bartending License Certification is valid for 2 years and must be renewed by attending the full training course.

Anyone applying for jobs that involve selling or serving alcohol in Missouri should take this training. While not mandated by state law, it’s often required by employers for positions such as:

  • Bartenders
  • Servers and waitstaff
  • Barbacks
  • Event and banquet staff
  • Casino beverage servers
  • Hotel bar and lounge staff
  • Brewery or distillery taproom employees

Completing this course before applying can give you an edge with hiring managers, especially in busy hospitality environments that prioritize trained and responsible staff.

Yes, our course is fully mobile-friendly. You can access the training on your smartphone, tablet, or computer, allowing you to study whenever and wherever is most convenient for you.

Yes, ServeSmart offers the full training and certification for both new and renewal applicants. If your license is due for renewal, simply take the course again and pass the final exam to maintain your certification.

The course takes approximately 2 hours to complete, but since it’s self-paced, you can take as much time as you need to thoroughly understand the material.

No, Missouri does not require bartending or alcohol server training by state law. However, many employers—particularly in bars, restaurants, and event venues—prefer or require certification to ensure staff understand Missouri’s liquor laws and responsible service practices. Completing a training course can also help reduce liability and improve job prospects.

Yes. While the course is not state-mandated, employers are increasingly seeking applicants who have completed responsible alcohol server training, especially with the new liability-focused legislation.

No state-issued permit or license is required in Missouri for alcohol service. However, your certificate of completion from a training course is recognized by many Missouri employers as proof of responsible alcohol server education and may improve your chances of getting hired.

While ServeSmart is not affiliated with the Missouri state government, this training may help employers meet internal policies or insurance provider recommendations for responsible alcohol service. Some insurers offer reduced liquor liability premiums to businesses whose staff have completed alcohol server training. Check with your employer or insurance provider for specific requirements.

Absolutely. Many students take the course in advance to boost their resumes and stand out in interviews for bartending, serving, or hospitality roles.

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