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Washington MAST Alcohol Training Online Class 12 Permit & Class 13 Permit Online


Responsible alcohol training is MANDATORY in the state of Washington. TIPS On-Premise Alcohol Training Online is accepted statewide in Washington. The Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) has approved TIPS Online On-Premise alcohol training as part of the Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST).

Servers of Alcohol who are 18 to 20 years of age must posses a Class 13 permit to serve alcohol and servers of alcohol who are 21 and over must posses a Class 12 Permit to serve alcohol. A Class 13 permit may be upgraded to a Class 12 Permit once the holder turns 21 without retaking the course.

Upon completion of the Washington eTIPS course, the participant will be provided a Washington Class 12 permit or Washington Class 13 permit from 360Training within 30 days. The state of Washington also requires the student to provide their social security number, date of birth, height and weight when enrolling in the Washington MAST course. This information will NOT be supplied to anyone other than regulatory officials and/or your employer.


Sign Up for the Washington TIPS MAST 12 or 13 Course

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ANSI 2 Hour Food Hanler Course:

The Package buttons above include both the Washington MAST alcohol server course and the 2-hour ANSI approved Food Handler Course. This 100% online Food Handler course is 2 hours in length and covers food safety issues, regulations, and techniques to maintain a food-safe environment.

This ANSI-ASTM approved online course will help you to better understand how handling food correctly is not only the law, but it improves safety and reduces risks.

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Why Should I Take the TIPS Online Training Course for Washington?

The state of Washington requires all servers of alcohol in Washington to have a Class 12 Permit or Class 13 Permit. Many restaurant chains, hotels and upscale establishments require all of their staff to have the TIPS certification to serve alcohol for their company.

Getting your Washington Class 12 Permit or Washington Class 13 Permit through TIPS satisfies both requirements. Taking your Washington MAST alcohol training through another company could result in you having to take both courses to work at an upscale hotel, chain restaurant or resort that has made TIPS training mandatory. Save your time and money by satisfying both requirements with the Washington MAST approved TIPS online training.

Taking the Washington MAST alcohol training and receiving your Washington Class 12 Permit or Washington Class 13 Permit has never been easier. By being hosted online, you can easily take the 2 to 3 hour online course at home or a coffee shop; all you need is an internet connection. Once you successfully complete the course, you will receive your Washington Class 12 Permit or Washington Class 13 permit via US mail within 30 days. Just click on the link above, so you can register and get started today!

Washington Alcohol Laws

This information has been provided to us by the regulating agency and is believed to be correct. However, laws and regulations may change at any time, and the information provided should not be relied upon in place of official documents or legal advice. For more information or clarification, consult the regulatory body for this jurisdiction directly.

Age to Consume 21
Age to Pour At least 21. 18-20 year-olds may pour at a customer's table in the dining room portion of an establishment. A restaurant with less than 15% dedicated dining may not employ a minor at any time.
Age to Sell At least 21. 18-20 year-olds may sell only under the supervision of a person 21 years or older. A restaurant with less than 15% dedicated dining may not employ a minor at any time
Age to Serve At least 21. 18-20 year-olds may serve only under the supervision of a person 21 years or older. A restaurant with less than 15% dedicated dining may not employ a minor at any time.
DUI/DWI Limit .08 - .04 for CDL

Acceptable Forms of ID - Washington

  • A valid Driver's license issued by any US state or Canadian province.
  • A valid State ID card issued by any US state or Canadian province.
  • A Washington State Tribal Enrollment Card (no expiration date required.
  • A valid Merchant Marine ID.
  • A valid official passport.
  • A valid Military ID.

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