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Employee License and Server Training

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Employee License and Server Training

Oklahoma law 37A-2-121, requires two (2) items for individuals who work as an employee for a licensed establishment such as a liquor store, grocery store, convenience store, bar, restaurant, etc.
 

  1. First, the alcohol server training needs to be completed through one of the approved training programs listed below. Only one training course needs to be completed and you can choose any course you want.

  2. Second, an alcohol beverage employee license must be applied for through the ABLE Commission online portal.  For your convenience, here is the direct link. https://aca-prod.accela.com/ABLE/Default.aspx

  3. Third, the employee must upload a certificate of completion for the alcohol server training within 14 days from the time the license is issued.

Approved Server Training Programs

These training programs are offered through private businesses, typically for their own employees.  ABLE has approved the following programs for training.  

  • Age Restricted Sales Training
  • Alcohol Certification Course
  • CTS ABLE Training
  • Dollar General Alcohol Training Program
  • Guidelines and Training for Selling Beer and Wine
  • Oklahoma Liquor Sales Policy
  • Oklahoma Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service
  • Oklahoma Selling Alcohol & Tobacco
  • QuikTrip Corporate Training Program
  • Responsible Alcohol Service Instruction
  • Selling Age Restricted Products - Oklahoma
  • Target Beverage Service Training
  • WalMart Oklahoma Alcohol Training Program
  • Shack Family Restaurants
  • Casey’s General Stores
  • Southern Glazers Oklahoma Alcohol Training Program
  • OnCue Alcohol Seller/Server Training

If you're looking for training programs for law enforcement agencies and/or community groups, please refer to Law Enforcement/Community Training.

Last Modified on Mar 13, 2026
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