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About the Course

Our approved Montana responsible alcohol sales & service course is designed to promote the legal and responsible sale and service of alcoholic beverages in Montana.

Alcohol Seller Server Training is now required for anyone selling alcoholic beverages in a store or serving drinks in a bar or restaurant.

Alcohol seller server training is an important way to learn how to recognize signs of intoxication, how to check ID’s, minors and alcohol, Montana state specific server laws, and many other skills to help you keep your customers and your establishment safe.

Course Features

Our online training course is an interactive course with full audio narration and real-world scenarios for the best user experience and information retention.

This course that will work on your PC and mobile devices, like the iPhone and iPad.

Once you create an account you can log in from any computer or mobile device and train any time, anywhere.

You can log in and out of your training account and your place in the course will be saved. Your course will be available to complete for 6 months from purchase.

  • 3 hour long online course per state requirement
  • 25 multiple-choice final exam
  • 3 Year Certification valid in Montana
  • Mobile Friendly Course!

Alcohol Seller/Server - Course Outline

Our online Alcohol Seller/Server Training Course contains five units of instruction, a supplement covering alcohol sales and service laws specific to Montana, and an online final exam. Below is a detailed course outline of topics covered in the course.


Unit 1 - Introduction

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Welcome
  • How this Course Works
  • Course Topics

Unit 2 - Responsible Alcohol Service

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Responsibilities of a Server
  • Criminal Negligence
  • Dram Shop Laws
  • Dram Shop & Minors
  • Three Kinds of Duties
  • Unit Two Review
  • Unit Two Quiz

Unit 3 - Minors and Alcohol

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Age Verification
  • ID Validation
  • ID Guides
  • Refusing an ID
  • Incident Log
  • Compliance Checks
  • Unit Three Review
  • Unit Three Quiz

Unit 4 - Physical Effects of Alcohol

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Alcohol Absorption
  • Blood Alcohol Concentration
  • Absorption Triggers
  • Common Diseases and Disorders
  • Drink Tampering
  • Unit Four Review
  • Unit Four Quiz

Unit 5 - Intoxication

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Recognizing Intoxication
  • Indicators of Intoxication
  • Go, Slow, No Technique
  • Managing Drinking Behavior
  • Unit Five Review
  • Unit Five Quiz

Montana State Laws & Regulation

Topics in this Lesson:

  • Laws and Liability
  • Unlawful Sales - Underage Sales
  • Unlawful Sales - Intoxicated Sales or Deliveries
  • Civil Liability Involving Alcohol Consumption
  • Conclusion

Final Exam

Topics in this Lesson:

  • 25 multiple-choice questions - you must score at least 80% to pass

Certificate of Completion

Upon successfully completing our approved Montana Alcohol Seller/Server Training course and final exam, you will be able to immediately print your certificate of completion. It will also be emailed to you.

Your certification is valid for 3 years from the date of course completion.

If you lose your Certificate of Completion and need a replacement, you can log back into your account and print additional copies.

Montana Training Requirements

Alcohol Sales & Service Training is mandatory in the state of Montana.

  • Any new hires must receive this training within 60 days of their hire date.
  • The certification is good for 3 years.
  • To re-certify a seller/server must complete a new course and final exam.

Approved Program

Our SureSellNow.com alcohol seller server training course has been approved by the Montana Department of Revenue - Liquor Control and complies with the laws of bill SB29, 'Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Act.'

You can view our Montana Sales and Service training provider approval  on the state of Montana DOR website.

Your alcohol sales and service completion is reported to the state within 30 days of completion.