Our course price
Our online SCPLH preparation course costs £30 + VAT, which is £36.00 including VAT. That price includes:
- About 5 hours of online learning
- The course quiz, with unlimited retries
- A certificate of completion
- A quiz certificate when you score 70% or more
- Email support at hello@scplh.co.uk
There are no extra charges for quiz retakes.
The full cost of getting a personal licence
| Item | Who you pay | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation course (optional) | A training provider, such as us | Our course: £30 + VAT |
| Accredited SCPLH exam | An approved centre | Set by the centre, often sold with training |
| Personal licence application | Your local Licensing Board | £50 at the time of writing |
| Photos and any extra checks | Various | Varies |
| SCPLH refresher (within 5 years) | An approved centre | Set by the centre |
What is included with us
Everything listed under "Our course price" above. One payment, no subscription.
What is not included
- The accredited SCPLH exam and certificate
- The Licensing Board application fee
- The SCPLH refresher
Some people prefer to buy a bundle from an approved centre that includes training and the exam. Others like to prepare at their own pace first, then book the exam when they feel ready. Our course is for the second group.
Planning for the refresher
Do not forget the longer term cost. You must complete the SCPLH refresher within 5 years of your licence being issued. Read the SCPLH refresher guide.
FAQs
How much does the SCPLH cost?
The accredited exam price is set by each approved centre. Our preparation course is £30 + VAT.
How much is a personal licence application in Scotland?
£50 at the time of writing.
Are quiz retakes extra?
No. Unlimited retries are included in the price.
Is VAT included in £30?
No. £30 is the price before VAT. You pay £36.00 including VAT.
Sources
- gov.scot alcohol licensing guidance for personal licence holders
- Example council page: applying for a new personal licence (Perth and Kinross Council)
General guidance only, not legal advice. Rules and fees can change, so check with your Licensing Board.