What Are the IBT & ABAT Courses?
The Intervention Behaviour Technician (IBT) and Applied Behaviour Analysis Technician (ABAT) training programmes provide intensive 40-hour foundational instruction for individuals beginning a career in Applied Behaviour Analysis.
The programme combines theory with practical application, preparing trainees for real-world service delivery in schools, clinics, homes, and community settings. It is designed to equip participants with the competencies required to work effectively as behaviour technicians under professional supervision.
Programme Content
Participants gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge across six core areas of behaviour analysis practice.
Foundations of ABA
Core principles and concepts underpinning Applied Behaviour Analysis
Data Collection & Behaviour Measurement
Accurate recording and tracking of behavioural data
Skill Acquisition Procedures
Teaching new skills using evidence-based ABA strategies
Behaviour Reduction Strategies
Ethical approaches to reducing challenging behaviours
Professional Conduct & Ethics
Standards of practice, confidentiality, and ethical decision-making
Working Effectively Under Supervision
Collaboration with supervisors and professional development
Is This Course Right For You?
The IBT & ABAT courses are ideal for anyone entering the field of behaviour support or looking to formalise their practice as a behaviour technician.
Where Does This Lead?
IBT Certification
- Recognised by the International Behavior Analysis Organization (IBAO)
- Completion of 40-hour training programme
- Supervised fieldwork hours
- Ideal stepping stone toward ABAT or IBA
ABAT Certification
- Recognised by the Qualified ABA Credentialing Board (QABA)
- Completion of 40-hour training programme
- Supervised fieldwork hours
- Pathway available toward IBA certification
Supervision services are available through Impact International Learning to support candidates in completing their required fieldwork hours for both IBT and ABAT certification.
Course Outcome
Participants are equipped with the foundational skills, knowledge, and professional readiness to work as Behaviour Technicians in schools, clinics, homes, and community settings — and to pursue IBT or ABAT certification with confidence.