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What is Professional Server Certification Corp (PSCC)?

PSCC is an industry leader in responsible serving®, seller/server certifications and interactive training for food service professionals, bartenders, waiters, waitresses, and alcohol servers. The PSCC support staff consists of food-service industry experts as well as technical support personnel that are here to assist you 12 hours a day!

Is PSCC a Better Business Bureau Member?

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Professional Server Certification Corp. is an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau's Online Reliability Program and are authorized to display the BBBOnline logo. For verification call (515) 243-8137 or Click Here to verify an online reliability report.

Is PSCC an experienced certification corporation?

Professional Server Certification Corp., PSCC, has more than 5 years of excellence in the online hospitality training & certification industry. PSCC, a SD Corporation, has been in business more than 5 years!image

In what places is PSCC's Responsible Serving approved?

PSCC's Responsible Serving® Course is approved in the following states that require approval for certification. The PSCC Responsible Serving® Course is accepted in almost every state. This list is only the states with explicit approval requirements for certification:
  • CA Dept of Alcoholic Beverage Control
  • Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Approval
  • Illinois Basset Program Certification Approval - Illinois Liquor Control Commission
  • North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Approved
  • South Dakota Department of Revenue and Regulation Approved
  • Utah DSAMH Certification Approval
  • Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue Responsible Beverage Service Certification Approval

What are PSCC's Food Safety Certification Credentials?

  • Minnesota Dept of Health
  • Wisconsin Dept of Health, Food Safety, and Recreational Licensing

Is PSCC working towards being green? PSCC Goes Green

PSCC's courses are hosted on a learning management system that uses energy efficient ("green") servers. These servers use less electricity than conventional laptops! According to a study conducted by Stanford University, energy used by server hardware, switches, routers, and supporting equipment doubled in the US and worldwide between 2000 and 2005.