Two class options
Classes follow a focused two-week format.
- Midday class begins at 12:00 PM
- Evening class begins at 6:00 PM
Our focused program combines clear instruction with repeated practice behind a working bar setup. Here is the practical information students and families usually want before enrolling.
Students learn in a practical training environment designed to resemble the workplace, with direct instruction from an experienced bartender and school director.
Classes follow a focused two-week format.
Students must be at least 18 years old and able to read and write English.
Students who meet the school’s academic and attendance requirements receive a certificate of completion.
The program goes beyond memorizing recipes. Students work on technique, product knowledge, professional responsibility and service under real-world conditions.
Set up, organize, stock and close a functional bar workspace.
Handle money, products, guest situations and everyday bar duties.
Understand responsible service and laws affecting Texas bar operations.
Practice efficient communication, hospitality and professional presence.
Explore balance, liquor and liqueur characteristics, mixers and garnishes.
Learn core categories, service, storage, origins and practical product knowledge.
Develop measured pours, accuracy, consistency and speed through repetition.
Practice blending, layering, preparation and drink-specific garnishing.
Straightforward tuition. No complicated packages. We'll give you the current tuition, upcoming class dates and enrollment information before you reserve your seat.
Contact South Texas School of Bartending for current tuition, upcoming class dates and enrollment information. We’ll tell you exactly what’s included and what you need to reserve your seat.
Books and required training materials are included.
Call About Tuition & EnrollmentStudents receive the official school documents during enrollment. The summaries below help prospective students understand the main requirements before calling.
Students must be 18 or older and able to read and write English. Full tuition secures a seat. Call the school for current availability and enrollment arrangements.
Students are expected to maintain a grade average of 70 or higher, complete required assessments and meet the school’s attendance and conduct standards.
The school follows the cancellation and refund provisions required by the Texas Education Code and the Texas Workforce Commission. The official enrollment documents and current school catalog control.
Students should first contact the school director. A student dissatisfied with the director’s response may file a complaint with the Texas Workforce Commission.
Read the Complaint PolicyReview detailed school policies, curriculum, tuition information and student requirements in the official catalog.
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