| What you may expect for pay as a bartender. The pay for bartenders will vary depending on what area you are in. What is important to realize is that you will get a base wage plus tips. The tips is the part of your wage you can control. Most jobs, you need to get paid and a raise directly from your boss. For bartenders, much of their wage comes directly from the customer in the form of tips. So depending on how you treat your customers, they will pay you on how they are treated. We teach many of the small details that can help you increaser your tips. Here are some comparisons of wages for different jobs and some websites talking about bartender wages. Bartender Wages Department of Labor 2004 Average Bartender Wage. $12.47/hr Yearly 40hrs/week $25,397/yr. Western Technical College 2006 Culinary Management Ave. Wage. $10.45/hr Yearly Average Wage $22,279/yr Food Production Specialist Ave. Wage. $8.50/hr Ave. Yearly Wage $16,796 Nations Restaurant News. A study by Purdue University 2006 Culinary School Graduates: Ave. Starting Salary $23,913 Ave. Tuition Paid $10,126. How much is The Bar School Tuition?? A Lot Less! And You'll be Done in as little as a week! Some websites to check out! http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=bartender&l1=US http://media.www.campustimes.org/media/storage/pa per371/news/2002/04/18/Features/Behind.The.Bar-240 258.shtml http://blogs.payscale.com/salarystories/2007/11/barte nder-salar.html Why Be A Bartender? See below link. http://www.bartendingdoctor.com/bartending_career. htm |
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