WSET courses

Birmingham Wine School is accredited to run the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) courses. The WSET courses provide nationally-recognised qualifications for Wine Industry professionals and enthusiastic amateurs. The courses are all examined and certificated within a QCA-approved National Qualifications Framework.

We offer 3 WSET courses, Level 1 Award, Level 2 Award & the Level 3 Award...

More details may be found by clicking on the course details below.

VAT is included at 20% in all our courses. A VAT invoice is available on request.

WSET Level 1 :: Sat 20th Jul 2013

The WSET Level 1 Certificate is a good introductory first course for the wine enthusiast who wishes to be introduced in a structured way to - wine styles, storing and

Places remaining: 4

Price: £135.00

WSET Level 2 award :: Tue 10th Sep 2013

Three Full Days - Tuesdays 10th Sep, 17th Sep, & 1st Oct. The WSET Level 2 Award course is suitable for anybody who has a serious interest in wine, and wishes to broaden

Places remaining: 8

Price: £355.00

WSET Level 1 Award Birmingham :: Sat 5th Oct 2013

The WSET Level 1 Award Certificate is a good introductory first course for the wine enthusiast who wishes to be introduced in a structured way to - wine styles, storing and

Places remaining: 8

Price: £135.00

WSET Level 1 Award Stratford :: Sat 26th Oct 2013

The WSET Level 1 Award Certificate is a good introductory first course for the wine enthusiast who wishes to be introduced in a structured way to - wine styles, storing and

Places remaining: 6

Price: £135.00

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