A great entry point is the ABAT (Applied Behavior Analysis Technician) credential. This coursework provides the foundational skills needed to work directly with individuals on the autism spectrum. From there, you can progress to supervisory roles like the QASP-S or the advanced QBA level as you gain more experience and education.

It depends on the level of certification you are pursuing. Generally, an ABAT requires a high school diploma (or equivalent), while the QASP-S requires a Bachelor’s degree, and the QBA requires a Master’s degree in a related field. Our coursework is designed to meet the specific requirements set by the Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis (QABA) board.

This means our curriculum has been rigorously reviewed and pre-approved to meet the formal education requirements for international certification. When you study with us, you can be confident that every hour you spend in class counts toward your goal of becoming a certified professional.

Yes. We provide tailored professional development for educators, healthcare teams, and corporate organizations and we have been doing so for the last 10 years at local and regional level. We are often asked to build a corporate training program that meets the organization's specific learning goals.