Intro to ABA Level 3 course

What is included

The sessions are Overview of ABA and Treatment Plans; Conducting an Intake; Conducting Skills Assessment; Creating Treatment Plans and Lesson Plans; Implementing Treatment Plans and Lesson Plans; Visual Supports and Prompting; Data Collection Procedures; Graphing and Interpreting Data; Creating and Implementing Behavior Plans; and Technology in ABA.

You learn to complete a new client's intake, assess baseline skills, write goals in observable and measurable terms, and look at the function of a behavior when planning how to address it.

Each session uses videos, situation-based scenarios and real-life examples, with a test before and after it so you show you have mastered the material before moving on, and the course ends with a final exam.

A note-taking handout and other downloadable materials sit beside the sessions.

The course builds your ABA knowledge but does not prepare you to replace an experienced behavior analyst; every ABA program should be created by, or together with, a qualified behavior analyst.

Materials and features

Already taken one of these sessions? Ask support to swap it once for one you have not taken.

Participants’ words

5/5 — "Hi, I am grateful that I learned a lot! The course is so organized, clear, concise, and based on research. The speakers spoke and explained the principles in such a way that I understand. I will recommend this course to my colleagues! Thank you very much to Michelle Capulong who is very supportive and helpful. God Bless!" - Jennifer de Guzman, Sped Teacher

5/5 — "Thank you for everything. I liked the course. It was too interesting both the materials and specialists also. Course language was simple, understandable, which is too important thing for me as foreign participant. " - Arpine Ashotyan, Psychologist

5/5 — "I absolutely loved my experience with Special Learning. I have been able to apply the knowledge I have learnt in my work settings. The knowledge I have acquired is valuable, such as the techniques learnt, data collection, the information needed for a case study and much more. The course has really given me an insight into the world of a Behavioral Specialist and the importance of 'Applied Behavioral Analysis' (ABA) techniques, particularly for children with various special needs. Some day I hope to become a Behavioral Specialist."