Why train as a behaviour technician?
By becoming an Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT), you can build the skills and knowledge to make a real difference in the lives of neurodivergent children and their families, while growing your career as a professional behaviour technician. The ABAT is an entry-level role in ABA, set within the QABA (Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board) credentialing pathway.
About our 40-hour ABAT course
Our 40-hour ABAT coursework is delivered by The Outcomes ABA, a QABA Approved Training Program. It is built for people who want to work effectively with children with autism and other developmental needs, in Chennai and beyond.
- Live, instructor-led training, not self-paced recordings
- Online Live across India (₹40,000) or Classroom-Based in Chennai (₹43,000)
- Very limited seats, so enrol early to secure your place
- Batch start date: 14 November 2026
What the training covers
The training gives you insight into implementing evidence-based ABA interventions, collecting data, and supporting clients towards skill acquisition and behavioural improvement. See the full curriculum.
Who can join?
Freshers, teachers, special educators, psychology and education graduates, therapists, caregivers and aspiring behaviour technicians can join, provided they meet the QABA eligibility requirements:
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The coursework is the first of six steps on the QABA ABAT pathway, followed by supervised fieldwork, a supervisor recommendation, application, examination and credential review. Read our guide to the ABAT certification pathway.
Register today
To register, or to learn more about the QABA ABAT requirements and course content, visit outcomesabacourses.com, send an enquiry, or call +91 99625 96097 / +91 98403 12499.