Serve Right NS

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About this app

Get ready for your Nova Scotia responsible alcohol service certification. Responsible beverage service training is expected of anyone who sells, serves, or supervises the service of liquor at licensed establishments across Nova Scotia. This app covers the full range of responsible-service topics so you can walk into the exam prepared and confident.
WHAT YOU GET
- 100+ original practice questions covering Nova Scotia liquor law and the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC), checking ID, minors and secondary supply, signs of intoxication, refusing service, legal liability, and safe service practices.
- Plain-English explanations for every answer so you understand the reasoning, not just the answer.
- Timed mock exams that mirror the real test format and pass mark.
- Study by topic to focus on your weak spots.
- Progress saved on your device — no sign-up required.
- Works offline: study before your shift, on a break, or at home.
- Available in English, Chinese, Punjabi, and Tagalog.
WHY THIS APP
Free to download and practise. Start free, then a single one-time purchase unlocks the full question bank, every topic, and unlimited timed mock exams — no ads, no subscription, no account needed.
NOTE
Unofficial practice app. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC), the Alcohol and Gaming Division, or any government agency. Passing the official certification is not guaranteed.
Good luck with your certification!
Updated on
Jul 25, 2026

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