A two-page guide that walks you through the decision between the WSET Level 1 and Level 2 Awards, in Wines or in Spirits, with a five-question checklist, time and cost comparisons, and what each qualification is actually used for.
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What is inside
- Level 1 and Level 2 side by side: hours, weeks, exam format, cost
- A five-question checklist that settles it for most people
- What employers in hospitality, retail, and distribution look for
- How tasting samples work and what to budget
- The path beyond Level 2
Prefer to just ask? Email contact@beveragecertified.com with a few lines about your background and Luis will recommend a level. Or read the full article: WSET Level 1 vs Level 2: which should you take?
International Beverage Academy is a WSET Approved Programme Provider (APP No. 3168), an independent course provider approved by WSET to deliver the WSET Level 1 and Level 2 Awards in Wines and in Spirits. IBA is not part of WSET. WSET courses involve tasting alcoholic beverages; students must be of legal drinking age in their country of residence.