Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA)

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) course delivers detailed insight into behaviour assessment and intervention strategies. Learners will explore theoretical foundations, behaviour modification techniques, and ethical considerations in analysing and influencing behaviour. The course focuses on understanding patterns, identifying triggers, and implementing strategies to improve individual outcomes. Through structured online modules, participants will gain a strong grasp of behavioural principles and their practical application in educational, clinical, and social settings.

Designed for those seeking to develop expertise in behavioural science, this course provides knowledge essential for analysing behaviours and designing interventions. Participants will learn how to evaluate behavioural data, implement evidence-based approaches, and enhance outcomes for individuals requiring behavioural support. By the end of the programme, learners will understand how Applied Behavioural Analysis principles guide structured behavioural planning, fostering effective and measurable behaviour changes.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core principles of Applied Behavioural Analysis theory and techniques.
• Identify behavioural patterns and design effective intervention strategies confidently.
• Apply data collection methods to monitor behaviour and analyse progress.
• Demonstrate ethical awareness when implementing behaviour support strategies.
• Develop communication approaches to support positive behavioural outcomes consistently.

Who is this course for?

• Educators seeking to improve student engagement using behavioural strategies.
• Therapists wishing to strengthen knowledge of behaviour modification techniques.
• Parents interested in understanding structured approaches to behaviour management.
• Health professionals aiming to support individuals with behavioural challenges effectively.
• Students planning careers in psychology, social care, or behavioural therapy.

Career Path:

• Behaviour Analyst – Average Salary £38,000 per year
• ABA Therapist – Average Salary £32,500 per year
• Clinical Psychologist – Average Salary £40,000 per year
• Special Educational Needs Coordinator – Average Salary £35,000 per year
• Behaviour Support Worker – Average Salary £28,500 per year
• Child Development Specialist – Average Salary £33,000 per year