Why do accredited ABA training?

Because you’re seeking a recognised ABA qualification, or eager to continue developing your career in ABA. And the ABA career pathway begins right here at Autism Pathways through access to the Registered Behaviour Technician (RBT) course.

RBT pathway

1. Take online RBT training course (40 hours)
2. Pass police check, obtain Working With Children Check
3. Work as RBT, supervised minimum 5% of time
4. Pass RBT Competency Assessment (20 tasks)
5. Pass RBT Examination (75 questions, administered by Pearson VUE)

As an RBT you’ll work as a para-professional, implementing behaviour-analytic services and curriculums under the guidance and supervision of a lead clinician. Each team is headed by either a Board-Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA) or Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analyst (BCaBA). These high-level clinicians develop tailored interventions and assessments that support the development of children with autism. This allows you, the RBT, to focus on delivering positive, engaging, connective ABA therapy sessions with children in your care. Thanks to NDIS funding and an improved understanding of behaviour analysis, RBTs are now in high demand in Australia. If you’re looking for a fulfilling role with plentiful work, than RBT is the credential you need.

BCBA Pathway

1. Undergraduate degree (Generally psychology, education, social work)
2. Earn Master’s Degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis
3. Undertake 1,500 hours work fieldwork (75 hours must be supervised by BCBA)
4. Sit BCBA examination at Pearson VUE testing site (140 questions)
5. Get added to National Registry of BCBAs

As a credentialed and experienced Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) you may be eager to contribute to the sector or take you own professional development to the next level. Our online BCBA Supervision Training program offers this opportunity by preparing you to deliver clinical supervision. This will see you supporting individuals who’ve gained their Master’s degree in behaviour analytics, and want to become a BCBA. These fresh-off-the-press analysts need 1,500 hours clinical work (75 of which must be supervised) to obtain their BCBA credential. If you’re a career BCBA, we can’t imagine a more rewarding opportunity!

Learn More

All credentialed training offered by Autism Pathways is delivered online. Scroll down to read more.

  • RBT Training

    Online
    Individuals wanting to gain a recognised credential in ABA or seeking to become an RBT.
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    This online training program provided through a third-party licencing agreement meets the 40-hour training requirement for RBT™ credentialing. Training is based on the BACB® Supervisor Training Curriculum Outline but is offered independent of the credentialing board.

    Further requirements: Autism Pathways offers only the online RBT theory component. As per our pathway diagram, to gain your RBT credential you must meet supervision requirements, and complete a competency assessment and examination. For full details please visit https://www.bacb.com/rbt/

  • BCBA Supervision Training

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    BCBA’s & BCaBA’s seeking to become credentialed supervisors
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    A four-part series for BCBAs® wishing to provide supervision to individuals who’ve recently gained their Masters’ in ABA and which to become a BCBA. The course was developed to meet the BACB® eight-hour training requirement based on the BACB® Supervision Training Curriculum Outline (2.0), effective 1 November 2019.

    The course consists of 4 Modules:
    Supervision Part 1: Introduction to ABA Supervision
    Supervision Part 2: Best Practices for ABA Supervision
    Supervision Part 3: Performance Feedback in ABA Supervision
    Supervision Part 4: Evaluating ABA Supervision Effects

    For further information on becoming a BCBA Supervisor please visit the BACB website. Or download the BACB Supervision Training information pack