2612 North 3rd. Street
Harrisburg, PA 17110

Capitol Bartending School is a unique institution offering programs in the bartending field that lead to certification as a bartender. The program at Capitol Bartending School will provide students with the required knowledge to create a wide variety of popular drinks such as the martini, cream drinks and much more. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to gain knowledge about fine wines, and beer through the schools Guinness beer trading program and wine class.

The bartending course at Capitol is a 40-hour course and is offered in the evening, day as well as on weekends, adding flexibility and convenience to student schedules. Each program at Capitol is offered at different times including weekly and monthly.

Not only are there numerous on campus activities at Capitol Bartending School, but a plethora of off campus recreational, cultural and historical attractions. While studying at Capitol Bartending School students can take advantage of the numerous attractions in the city of Harrisburg. Harrisburg, the state's capitol city, is home to numerous museums, restaurants and more. Some attractions include the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, the Doll House Museum, the State Museum of Pennsylvania and more. Students can also take advantage of Hershey Park, which is within close proximity to Harrisburg.

Quick Facts:

Capitol Bartending School offers students with the benefit of job placement assistance.

Capital Bartending School boasts a job placement percentage averaging more than 90% nationwide.

Capital Bartending School also offers students with the benefit of nationwide lifetime placement assistance in many states.

According to the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, "employment of bartenders is projected to grow 11% in the years 2006-2016"

A career in bartending offers flexibility and freedom. Graduates can find employment in many hotels, resorts, restaurants and much more.

According to the United States Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics , "Food and beverage serving and related workers held 7.4 million jobs in 2006." Of that 7.4 million, 495,000 were bartenders.

According to the United States Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics national estimates, "90% of bartenders earned an annual wage of more than $30,000."
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