About National Bartending Institute's Atlanta Bartending School
The National Bartending Institute is a private hospitality school
devoted to the training of personnel for the bartending profession.
The location is essentially setup as a trendy bar with six student
stations, creating a night club atmosphere.
About the NBI's Atlanta Bartender School's Instructor
Jim Roberts, owner and instructor at National Bartending Institute,
has been associated with the hospitality industry for over thirty
years. He projects his knowledge and skills to the students so
that they may enter the industry and be successful. He was guest
lecturer at Georgia State University and also taught a beverage
operations course at Emory University. Jim has managed Playboy
Clubs, Hilton Hotels, and several prestigious country clubs in
Georgia. He has successfully taught and found hundreds of jobs
for graduates since 1976 in the Atlanta area. He gives you a warm
and comfortable atmosphere and always has only 4 to 8 students
in each class. He provides each and every student with hands on
training. Give Jim a call today to begin in one of his courses.
What You Can Earn as a Bartender
What you can make as a professional mixologists (bartender)
depends
on you. Becoming a professional mixologists places you in the "people
industry." It is your job exclusively to please your customers.
In order to do this, you must provide quality service, show the
customer you are knowledgeable and skillful, be a good listener,
make your customer want to come back to your bar, and most of
all, make the customer feel important. Repeat business is the
name of the game! If you follow these steps, your income will
take care of itself. Of course, you will be put on an hourly
wage,
but you will make most of your income through tips.
What You Can Learn at this Atlanta Bartending School
Familiarization with Brands of Liquors, Brandies, and
Liqueurs
Description of Beer, Wine, and Champagne
100's of Drink Recipes
Glassware Handling
Barroom Sanitation
Station Setup
Measuring and Free Pouring
Guest Checks
Garnish Preparation
Layering Liqueurs
Charge Card Transactions
Handling Cash
Alcohol Awareness
Conducting Private Parties
Setting Up Your Own Business
Job Interview Preparation
State Rules and Regulations