Why ServSafe
The program is widely recognized by health jurisdictions and built around the decisions managers make every day, from preventing cross-contamination to managing time and temperature.
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Food safety for Arkansas operators
ServSafe Manager combines nationally recognized food-safety training with a proctored certification exam. AHA's in-person classes help managers prepare, test and return to their operation with practical knowledge.
The program is widely recognized by health jurisdictions and built around the decisions managers make every day, from preventing cross-contamination to managing time and temperature.
A one-day format includes 5.5 hours of instructor-led review, videos and discussion, followed by the multiple-choice exam. A passing score is 70%.
Upcoming classes
In-person instruction and proctored exam from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
The Gardens
10 Shackleford Plaza, Suite 1028:30 AM to 5:00 PM
REGISTERArkansas Hospitality Association
603 S. Pulaski Street8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
REGISTERArkansas Hospitality Association
603 S. Pulaski Street8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
REGISTERArkansas Hospitality Association
603 S. Pulaski Street8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
REGISTERNeed another language or an exam accommodation?
REVIEW ACCOMMODATION GUIDANCEResponsible alcohol service
Responsible service protects your guests and your operation. ServSafe Alcohol prepares front-of-house team members to understand alcohol laws and responsibilities, evaluate intoxication, check identification and handle difficult situations.
Available now: 3rd Edition. The current mobile-enabled online course and 40-question exam are self-paced and designed to take about four hours. The standard online exam does not require a proctor. Confirm current Arkansas and local requirements before purchasing.
Coming soon: updated ServSafe Alcohol. The National Restaurant Association expects the 4th Edition around October 2026. Planned improvements include guidance for accepting mobile IDs, more retail-sales scenarios, updated terminology and broader coverage of changing alcohol-service challenges. AHA will update this page when the new edition is officially released.
For Arkansas operators: Arkansas ABC does not formally approve individual third-party training providers. ServSafe training does not replace Arkansas ABC seminar or permit requirements. Operators should confirm that all training reflects current Arkansas and local law.
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