Who benefits from ABAT training?
- Freshers and graduates who want a clear entry point into ABA and autism support
- Psychology and education students who want practical, applied skills
- Teachers and special educators who want structured behaviour-support skills
- Therapists adding ABA knowledge to their practice
- Parents and caregivers who want to understand behaviour strategies
What does a career path look like?
Entry-level work is usually as a behaviour technician (ABAT) in ABA therapy centres, special schools, early intervention centres, home-based programmes and inclusive schools, always under supervision. Roles and pay vary by employer and location, and no course can guarantee a job.
What you will gain
- A grounding in ABA principles and ethics
- Skills in data collection and skill teaching
- A Certificate of Coursework Completion
- A clear route into the QABA ABAT pathway
Is it right for you?
If you enjoy working patiently with children or adults with developmental needs, and you are happy to continue through fieldwork and the QABA exam, the ABAT pathway is a strong starting point.
Our next batch starts on 14.11.2026. Enquire now or see the course details.