Washington Mandatory Alcohol Server Permit Training (MAST)
The Washington MAST Permit certification is required for anyone dispensing, selling, or serving of alcohol in the state of Washington for on-premise consumption.
$17.99
Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board MAST Approved.
The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) does not teach the MAST permit training course. The WSLCB certifies third-party companies like us to provide the training. If you have any questions related to course access, technical issues, and course content, please direct your questions to us at
info@washingtonmastpermits.com
WSLCB has certified the MAST course based on the Washington Administrative Code 314-17 and any other information on this website that is not part of the MAST course may not have been certified by the WSLCB.
If you are looking for other state alcohol server education such as Oregon (OLCC), Montana (RASS), Idaho you will want to visit our main website at
99.9% Of The Students Pass The First Time
Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board approved for the online MAST Permit course since 2012.
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Proof of Completion After Class
Proof of Completion to print to show your employer that you have completed the online course.
About Us
The Best Thing To Mix With Alcohol Is Education
A+ Server Education is dedicated to helping train servers, managers and owners proper techniques to serve alcohol. Being in the business for over 18 years we understand the liability and risks you take when you serve alcohol. Not only does irresponsible alcohol service cause a substantial financial burden but the personal and mental effects that can happen to someone who over-serves a customer can be catastrophic.
We feel we have to educate the community about the effects of alcohol and the impact it can cause if improperly used. We also believe that this can be done in a fun and effective manner. By involving visual and simulation modules, the class is very entertaining and informative even for the experienced server.
MAST Permit Checker
Click the MAST Permit Checker button below to see if your permit is still vailid.
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Study at your own pace, quick and easy course units. Save time and gas; course is available 24/7. Take it on your own time.
Class 12 or Class 13 Permit
Permits are issued based off of your age. If you are over 21, you will receive the Class 12 permit. If you are 18-20, you will receive the Class 13 Permit. We offer free upgrades for anyone that takes our course and gets the Class 13 Permit. More information about this in our online course.
Why Are Servers Required To Take An Alcohol Education Class?
Server education intends to help servers develop the knowledge and skills that support responsible alcohol service. Washington State regulation requires that the MAST course must take 3 hours and cover the following topics: The effects of alcohol on the body and behavior, including the interaction of alcohol with other drugs. Washington's alcohol sale and service laws, including drunk driving laws. Intervention techniques for dealing with intoxicated and underage customers. Responsible marketing and management procedures. At the end of each class, students take a multiple-choice test. Students need a score of 80% to pass. More than 99% of students pass the test the first time they complete it. Students who fail may retake the test as many times until they pass the test. The test is designed to reinforce the learning process. It is not used to exclude students from the alcohol industry.
Course Content Preview
We will cover the differences between the Class 12 and Class 13 permits. Also, talk about what to do if you lose the permit or if your name changes.
Class 12 / Class 13
We will cover what to look for when checking ID. How to spot a fake ID and how to verify if the person handing you the ID is that person.
Minor ID's / The 100 Rule / Verticle vs. Horizontal
We will cover what to do if the Liquor Cannabis Board or Police officer comes into your establishment.
Washington State Liquor Cannabis Board