Thank
you for your interest with ABC Bartending Schools and
the bartending profession. No matter what you decide
contact or visit us before you make any decisions regarding
bartending training as my schools in Dallas and Fort Worth
have several unique advantages over any other bartending
training program in the Metroplex. My staff is
with you from beginning to end, they will answer your
questions, invite you to visit and observe a class, show
you current job placement history but most important they
teach the classes and share there knowledge of bartending
they have a personal interest to train you to become a
professional successful bartender & will do all they
can to assist you in finding that first bartending job.
I say this as other programs have a sales staff &
separate teaching staff and if you take the time to speak
with the ABC staff or visit a school location you will
understand what I mean.
My instructors
have 100 years of experience combined myself over 33 years
in the industry, my director of Dallas over 22 years this
experience in the classroom makes for a qualified ABC
graduate and has opened up hundreds of job placement opportunities
for graduates in the Metroplex. Visit any school
and make sure you have an opportunity to speak directly
with the instructors not just a sales representative when
making a choice about bartending schools.
Classroom:
My bars are fully equipped, real ice, ice machines,
soda guns, updated bottle inventory, glassware, latest
in videos, TABC classes weekly, visiting our location
will show you why ABC here in Dallas and Fort Worth is
equipped to help you train successfully.
Hours:
Yes our program is only 2 weeks Monday through Thursday
and it is great that you can learn a skill in just 2 weeks
and make the money that bartenders do, but ABC wants you
to be confident and prepared, I pay my staff to be at
my locations Friday and Saturday for one reason only "YOU"
all students are encouraged to come to practice behind
the bar and to receive any additional training you feel
you need. TRY GOING IN TO ANY OTHER SCHOOL ON FRIDAY
OR SATURDAY TO SEE IF THIS ABC ADVANTAGE IS THERE!
By the way this is free to all of my students, NO CHARGE.
ABC is not
independently owned but we are the largest privately owned
bartending system in the country so you are assured of
having life time refresher courses and job placement for
life at any ABC locations as Tony Sylvester treats each
ABC students as his own at all of his locations, this
may not happen with independents who take care of there
own first.
One last note
please do not waste your time or money with 800 # or internet
bartending schools that offer certification and placement
either on-line or through the mail they do not work.
Question would you learn to fly an airplane or snow skiing
through the mail, of course not you need to have hands
on training with experience that can only get from a qualified
instructor.
Of
course everyone wants to know how much does a bartending
course cost?? Contact us and we will tell you right
over the phone or on-line but keep this in perspective,
PRIVATE FUNCTIONS my graduates are paid up to $20-$25
per hour to do private bartending work, my schools have
handled huge events around the Metroplex for years (Texas
Motor Speedway) here a bartender may make several hundred
dollars in one weekend, so be assured you can always redeem
your investment in ABC by doing several bartending functions
so WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOOSE? NOTHING.
When considering
bartending call us and visit that will help you make an
intelligent decision as you will have all the facts from
staffing, school facility, job placement and tuition.
Cheers,
Staff at ABC
Dallas and Fort Worth
ABC Bartending Schools has a bartending school in the Dallas/Fort
Worth area in Texas and is the largest privately owned bartending
school system in the United States. Tony Sylvester,
has owned Bartending Schools nationwide for over 22 years.
Bartenders are known for their ability to make
great money while meeting new people and having lots of
fun at their jobs. Look around you at the number
of liquor serving establishments and the number of bartenders
(full-time and part time) that it takes to staff these
establishments.
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If you are 18
years of age or older, you could be in this
picture, training in just 40 hours to become a professional
mixologist. |
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