Participants will explore foundational and advanced behaviour analytic concepts including:

• Principles of behaviour
• Reinforcement and punishment
• Automatic reinforcement
• Behavioural functions
• Motivation and environmental variables
• Behaviour change principles

This module establishes the theoretical framework necessary for effective ABA practice.

This module focuses on accurate data collection and behaviour measurement techniques.

Topics include:

• Frequency recording
• Duration and latency recording
• Interval recording methods
• ABC data collection
• Behaviour tracking systems
• Data interpretation and analysis

Participants will learn how to use behavioural data to guide intervention decisions.

Participants will gain knowledge of research-based behavioural methodologies used in ABA practice.

Topics include:

• Experimental control
• Baseline procedures
• Reversal designs
• Multiple baseline designs
• Data graphing and interpretation
• Evaluating intervention effectiveness

This module helps practitioners understand how behavioural interventions are scientifically validated.

This module teaches participants how to identify behavioural challenges and determine appropriate intervention approaches.

Topics include:

• Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA)
• Preference assessments
• Skill assessments
• Behavioural observation techniques
• Identifying maintaining variables
• Assessment-driven intervention planning

Participants will learn how to create effective support plans based on assessment findings.

Participants will learn practical intervention strategies for supporting skill development and reducing challenging behaviours.

Topics include:

• Behaviour intervention planning
• Positive behaviour support
• Reinforcement systems
• Prompting and fading
• Replacement behaviour teaching
• Crisis prevention strategies

This module emphasizes ethical and evidence-based behavioural interventions.

This module explores instructional strategies commonly used in ABA programmes.

Topics include:

• Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)
• Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
• Task analysis
• Chaining procedures
• Prompt hierarchies
• Generalization and maintenance strategies
• Individualized teaching adaptations

Participants will learn how to tailor teaching approaches to meet individual learner needs.

Ethics is a critical component of professional behaviour analytic practice.

Topics include:

• Professional conduct
• Client rights and dignity
• Confidentiality
• Scope of practice
• Ethical decision-making
• Professional boundaries
• Ethical service delivery

Participants will develop the ethical competence expected of International Behavioral Analysts.