

>
> > what about these online-schools - im sure theyre just about wothless,
> >
> > but has anyone tried them?
>
> After reading the threads here about bartending schools for a while,
> I knew that paying hundreds of dollars for bartending school didn't
> seem like the best idea. Investing a hundred of dollars in something
> that I may not even like seemed too risky. I was still very
> interested in bartending, so I took a safe route and took an online
> bartending course. I learned the basics through the online course
> and finished in about 2 weeks. With the knowledge I learned through
> the online school I found a job in a little over a week. I told the
> bar owner that hired me that although I didn't have any experience, I
> didn't have bad habits and I'd be very open to learning his bar
> establishments style and technique of bartending. I tried my best to
> sound eager and positive and I think it helped in him giving me a
> chance. It's been 6 months and I feel like I've transitioned well
> into becoming a good bartender.
>
> In my opinion, online schools are great if you use it as a tool and
> don't expect them to give you everything on a silver platter. The
> online school cost me $30 and it taught me how to practice at home.
> I recommend the online school route if you're still unsure about
> bartending, want to save money, have a busy schedule, etc. It worked
> for me. I researched a bunch of online schools and found the best
> ones to be...
>
> www.becomeabartender.com
> www.bartendbureau.com (the course I took)
> www.bartendingonline.com
> www.ebartendingschool.com
>
> Good luck
Why did you choose the second over the first online school, which is offered
by NY Institute of Bartending?
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