Landing a Bartending Job is like anything else in this world. That is, you get what you put in to it. Every bartender knows that the best way to get a bartending job is to knock on doors and network.

As part of our curriculum, we'll give you the basic guidelines to writing a resume, as well as handy tips such as: the best times to go, how to approach the manager, and what not to do. We'll also show you tangible steps you can take in an interview to seperate your self from most of your competitors.

You should never trust a bartending school that "guarantees" you a job. Like they say: If it's too good to be true, it's probably not! Besides, even if a school sends you to a job...don't you still have to interview? The answer is: YES, you do!

While it's true that many bar managers are looking for experience, it is harder for them to find people that are reliable. {Hint: Show them that you are reliable!}

Some bartending schools will try to convince you that they have exclusivity to bartending jobs in your area. Typically, bar managers do not keep it a "secret" that they are looking to hire people. They want the best bartender that they can find. Did someone say: Knock on doors and network?

There are always bartending jobs available!