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Would you like to learn how to make cocktails like a professional and master the basic techniques of a bartender? During the Cocktail Training course, you’ll get hands-on experience with equipment, glassware, ice and various preparation techniques.
20% discount
via De Horecabond
€395,-
Min. 8 participants
1 training day
10 am until 4 pm
2 languages
Dutch or English
During this hands-on course, you will learn the key basic techniques you need to prepare a variety of cocktails professionally.
You’ll learn which glassware is used for different types of cocktails and why the choice of glass is important.
You’ll discover which types of ice you can use and how your choice of ice affects the preparation of a cocktail.
You’ll learn how to use various mixing techniques, including build, shake, stir, roll, muddle and churn.
You look at the contents of a cocktail menu and set about identifying which cocktails are listed and what might still be missing.
You’ll learn how to serve alcohol-free cocktails and get hands-on experience making mocktails.
The course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn the basic techniques of bartending and gain a better understanding of how to prepare cocktails professionally.
The training is suitable for, amongst others:


The Cocktail Training consists of one hands-on training day that combines a brief introduction with plenty of hands-on practice. You’ll be introduced to the most important equipment and techniques, and then you’ll get to work preparing various cocktails and mocktails yourself.
SVH-ACCREDITED | 92% PASS RATE
Learn the most important bartending techniques in a single hands-on day and try your hand at making various cocktails and non-alcoholic alternatives.
20% discount
via De Horecabond
€395,-
Minimum of 8 participants
1 training day
From 10 am to 4 pm
Two language options
Dutch or English
SVH-ACCREDITED | 92% PASS RATE
20% discount
via De Horecabond
€395,-
Min. 8 participants
1 training day
10 am until 4 pm
Two language options
Dutch or English
Learn the most important bartending techniques in a single hands-on day and try your hand at making various cocktails and non-alcoholic alternatives.
SVH-ACCREDITED | 92% PASS RATE
SVH stands for: Stichting Vakbekwaamheid Hospitality.
SVH’s core objective is to enhance professional competence in the hospitality sector. Together with partners from hospitality education and the business community, SVH develops (digital) learning resources and teaching methods for vocational education (MBO), trainers and business owners. SVH ensures standards of knowledge by setting examinations and provides insight into the range of training programmes available for the hospitality sector. In this way, they help to ensure that hospitality education is aligned with the needs of the business world; we contribute to innovation and enhance professional competence within the sector. www.svh.nl
The demand for education is increasing rapidly as people seek more knowledge. In addition to our practical training courses, we use modern digital learning methods such as E-learning, Game-learning and Mobile learning.
Below is an overview of the different knowledge levels:
– Level 1 (Basic)
– Level 2 (Intermediate)
– Level 3 (Advanced)
– Level 4 (Expert)
SVH is an independent organisation and places great value on transparency and reliability. That’s why they have asked the Foundation Examination Board to provide external supervision of all SVH exams.
The Foundation Examination Board is an independent institution that supervises professional qualifying and/or function-oriented exams. The Examination Board has conducted various audits and found that the SVH exams meet the requirements.
This way we ensure that the quality of your SVH certificates and diplomas is additionally guaranteed.
Game learning, that’s learning through entertainment. By offering information and/or skills in game form, we make learning, discovering and experiencing fun. You stay motivated and the knowledge you gain sticks better and is available in your own time. The E-learning│Game Learning contains a unique learning method. The program is built on knowledge, insight and application. It can, therefore, be quite challenging to answer the questions. We do strongly recommend that you first go through the lessons thoroughly before answering the questions.
SVH, SDEN and WSET are not training courses but exam levels from three independent organisations. To obtain the right diploma, you must find a recognised trainer who meets your requirements. Because WSET is the largest organisation for wine education worldwide, it is often mistakenly seen as an internationally recognised training. In terms of content, the training lags behind SVH and SDEN, which both have industry recognition and international appeal.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks apply to both SVH and SDEN exams. For SVH exams, a plus applies, meaning extra content on practical applicability. This additional content relates to everything a hospitality employee needs to know about giving good advice to guests and hobbyists at home about wine and food.
No, that’s not mandatory! But… a successful course/training or education should be crowned with a meaningful diploma, the irrefutable proof that you have a certain level of knowledge. Under the exams section in the main menu, you’ll find the various dates for the official SVH exam. For more information about exams, also see SVH.nl
Theoretical and experimental frameworks.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks apply to both the SVH and SDEN exams. A plus applies to the SVH exams, which means extra content on practical applicability. This extra content relates to everything an employee in the hospitality industry needs to know within certain functions in order to be able to give good advice to the guest. But also the hobbyist at home, who wants to know more about wine and food.
Check the current rules regarding deduction of study costs at www.belastingdienst.nl
Study costs are tax-deductible, but there are some conditions attached. The main conditions are:
1) The study costs you incur must be related to earning your income.
2) You can acquire a better position within the company where you work with this wine study.
Check the current rules regarding deduction of study costs at www.belastingdienst.nl
Do you have a complaint?
If you have a complaint about our services, you can submit it to the management of WTOL Academy BV. We will do our utmost to resolve your complaint to your satisfaction. See also our general terms and conditions.
Description of your complaint
Clearly state in the letter or email what the complaint is and/or why you are not satisfied with the solution. Always include your personal details and account number. You can send your letter to: Click here
Response within 6 weeks
The management of WTOL Academy BV strives to respond in writing as quickly as possible. You will receive a response within 6 weeks at the latest.
Disagree with management’s response
Do you disagree with the management’s response? Then you can turn to the court. In certain cases you can turn to the disputes committee.
Binding decision
The decision of the Disputes Committee is binding for both you and WTOL Academy BV. The Disputes Committee charges fees for handling a dispute. For more information, please contact the Disputes Committee.
Leave your details here and we’ll contact you within one business day.
You can also contact us directly. We are available by phone on weekdays between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. We’re happy to help you.
Cocktail training
Do you want to steal the show behind the bar like a true bartender? Then come to our cocktail training, where we will teach you all the basic techniques of a bartender. What exactly is the difference between shaking and stirring? Why do you use these techniques for certain cocktails? When is a cocktail really in balance, and how can you distinguish yourself with your deliciously prepared cocktails? We will cover this and more during this 1-day training course. Will we see you ‘shining’ behind our bar soon?
Cocktail basis 10:00-16:00
10:00-10:30 introduction
10:30-12:00 bartools, glassware, types of ice, methods
12:00-12:30 break
12:30-14:30 Practical training: what’s on the cocktail menu and what are you missing?
14.30-14.45 break
14.45-16.00 build, shake, stir, roll, muddle/churn, mocktails
During this practical Cocktail training, you challenge yourself and each other in making different cocktails and… how can you also offer the made cocktails alcohol-free?
Good to know: all our courses are exempt from VAT, so you do not pay VAT on the course fee.
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SVH stands for: Stichting Vakbekwaamheid Horeca (Foundation for Professional Competence in Hospitality). SVH’s core objective is to increase professional competence in the hospitality industry. Together with partners from hospitality education and the business community, SVH develops (digital) learning materials and teaching methods for (vocational) education, trainers and entrepreneurs. SVH guarantees knowledge by administering exams and provides insight into the range of training courses available for the hospitality industry. In this way, they help to ensure that hospitality education is aligned with the needs of the business world; we contribute to innovation and enhance professional competence within the sector. www.svh.nl
The demand for education is increasing rapidly as people seek more knowledge. In addition to our practical training courses, we use modern digital learning methods such as E-learning, Game-learning and Mobile learning.
Below is an overview of the different knowledge levels:
– Level 1 (Basic)
– Level 2 (Intermediate)
– Level 3 (Advanced)
– Level 4 (Expert)
SVH is an independent organisation and places great value on transparency and reliability. That’s why they have asked the Foundation Examination Board to provide external supervision of all SVH exams.
The Foundation Examination Board is an independent institution that supervises professional qualifying and/or function-oriented exams. The Examination Board has conducted various audits and found that the SVH exams meet the requirements.
This way we ensure that the quality of your SVH certificates and diplomas is additionally guaranteed.
Game learning, that’s learning through entertainment. By offering information and/or skills in game form, we make learning, discovering and experiencing fun. You stay motivated and the knowledge you gain sticks better and is available in your own time. The E-learning│Game Learning contains a unique learning method. The program is built on knowledge, insight and application. It can, therefore, be quite challenging to answer the questions. We do strongly recommend that you first go through the lessons thoroughly before answering the questions.
SVH, SDEN and WSET are not training courses but exam levels from three independent organisations. To obtain the right diploma, you must find a recognised trainer who meets your requirements. Because WSET is the largest organisation for wine education worldwide, it is often mistakenly seen as an internationally recognised training. In terms of content, the training lags behind SVH and SDEN, which both have industry recognition and international appeal.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks apply to both SVH and SDEN exams. For SVH exams, a plus applies, meaning extra content on practical applicability. This additional content relates to everything a hospitality employee needs to know about giving good advice to guests and hobbyists at home about wine and food.
No, that’s not mandatory! But… a successful course/training or education should be crowned with a meaningful diploma, the irrefutable proof that you have a certain level of knowledge. Under the exams section in the main menu, you’ll find the various dates for the official SVH exam. For more information about exams, also see SVH.nl
Theoretical and experimental frameworks.
Theoretical and experimental frameworks apply to both the SVH and SDEN exams. A plus applies to the SVH exams, which means extra content on practical applicability. This additional content covers everything an hospitality employee needs to know about giving good advice to the guests and hobbyist at home about wine and food.
Check the current rules regarding deduction of study costs at www.belastingdienst.nl
Study costs are tax-deductible, but there are some conditions attached. The main conditions are:
1) The study costs you incur must be related to earning your income.
2) You can acquire a better position within the company where you work with this wine study.
Check the current rules regarding deduction of study costs at www.belastingdienst.nl
Do you have a complaint?
If you have a complaint about our services, you can submit it to the management of WTOL Academy BV. We will do our utmost to resolve your complaint to your satisfaction. See also our general terms and conditions.
Description of your complaint
Clearly state in the letter or email what the complaint is and/or why you are not satisfied with the solution. Always include your personal details and account number. You can send your letter to: Click here
Response within 6 weeks
The management of WTOL Academy BV strives to respond in writing as quickly as possible. You will receive a response within 6 weeks at the latest.
Disagree with management’s response
Do you disagree with the management’s response? Then you can turn to the court. In certain cases you can turn to the disputes committee.
Binding decision
The decision of the Disputes Committee is binding for both you and WTOL Academy BV. The Disputes Committee charges fees for handling a dispute. For more information, please contact the Disputes Committee.
Leave your details here and we’ll contact you within one business day.
You can also contact us directly. We are available by phone on weekdays between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. We’re happy to help you.