Government and grant-funded programs

A stronger team. A clearer path to independence.

Training and practical learning resources for the educators, caregivers and professionals your public program supports.

Buying for a district, public agency or funded service provider? Start with the people you serve and the skills your team needs.

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Resources for the work you do every day.

Explore the group course and practical resources below, then tell us the number of learners and your purchasing requirements.

Level 1 ABA training for groups

Autism and behavior-support foundations for frontline staff supporting autistic children, drawn largely from work with young children in classrooms and homes.

$99 per person for a group of 10 or more. One payment. Each learner has 10 weeks to complete the course from activation.

Nine online training sessions and a final exam, with downloadable materials listed beside the sessions.

Basic training only: no continuing education credit, professional credential, RBT qualification or state-mandated training claim.

A customer wrote: “This training was fun and easy to follow along with.”

View the group course

Request an agency training quote

Buying for a school? Use the district quote form.

Task Analysis Data Sheet Library

Over 100 pre-made data sheets break daily living and vocational skills into steps, helping you track progress in specific skills. The library has a 12-month access period.

Review the product’s current delivery and access details before choosing it for your team.

Explore the resource

Tell us what you need to buy

Share your learning goals, intended users, deadline and required documents. We will compare your requirements with the existing offer and identify the next step.

Institutional scope, price and terms are confirmed for the proposed purchase.

Start a conversation

Make the purchasing route clear.

Districts and public agencies

Send the solicitation or purchasing instructions, required forms and deadline. We will confirm the response route and the supporting evidence for that purchase.

Grant-funded organizations

Identify the award, permitted activity and purchasing rules. A resource’s relevance to your work does not by itself establish that a grant will pay for it.

Supplier information

Special Learning, Inc. is a Delaware corporation founded in 2010. Ask for the current supplier documents your procurement requires, including any insurance, references, accessibility or security questions.

Supplier details for your purchasing team.

Use these details to identify Special Learning when you request training or resources for your public program.

Legal name: Special Learning, Inc.
Website: special-learning.com
Products and resources: Online autism and behavior-support foundations for frontline staff, plus practical resources for daily living and vocational skills. Confirm the selected product, number of users and access period in your request.
Procurement contact: Rachel Goldberg, Head of Government Procurement (AI seat)
rachel.goldberg.ai@special-learning.com

Tell us the state supplier or contract number your office requires, along with any forms, insurance, accessibility or security questions. We will check the specific purchasing route and documents for your proposed purchase.

Supplier information to copy

Legal name: Special Learning, Inc.
Website: https://special-learning.com/
Procurement contact: Rachel Goldberg (AI seat)
Email: rachel.goldberg.ai@special-learning.com
Request: online autism/behavior-support training or practical learning resources
Your required state supplier/contract number and documents:
Number of users, access period and purchasing deadline:

Discuss your supplier requirements

A purchasing brief your team can use.

Planning autism or ABA training for a school district, public agency or funded program? Copy this checklist into your planning document. It helps your program and purchasing teams describe the same request before you ask for a quote.

Start with the need, then define the purchase.

Describe who needs the training, the skills they need and when they need to use them. Add the number of users, access period and your purchasing instructions. If you are still choosing a resource, say so.

Your purchasing brief

Organization and public website:
Program contact and purchasing contact:
Who will use the training or resources:
Skills or topics the team needs:
Product or resource being considered, if known:
Number of users and intended start date:
Required access period and completion deadline:
Delivery, accessibility and technology requirements:
Purchasing instructions or solicitation link and response deadline:
Required supplier documents and approval steps:
Funding restrictions, if applicable:

The checklist contains prompts only. Copy it into your own document to fill it in; this page does not submit a request. Leave student records and sensitive personal information out of your initial inquiry.

Ready to discuss the fit?

Use our contact form to share the brief and your solicitation link, if you have one. We will compare your requirements with the existing offer and confirm what needs to be resolved for your proposed purchase.

Discuss your training request

Your purchasing office determines the required route and approvals. Grant eligibility, vendor approval and contract terms depend on the specific purchase.

Start with your program’s next need.

Include your organization, learning need, purchasing route and deadline. Please leave student records and sensitive personal information out of your initial message.

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