Behavior Analyst
Coursework Program
The Behavior Analyst coursework program at Little Professors Learning Center (LPLC) is carefully designed to provide students with the knowledge and practical experience needed to sit for three ABA certification exams upon successful completion. The program is approved by both the QABA Credentialing Board and the International Behavior Analysis Organization (IBAO), ensuring that the curriculum meets high standards and prepares students for certification.
For those pursuing a master's level credential, graduates will be eligible for the following certification exams;
(1) Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA) and
(2) International Behavior Analyst (IBA)
Both of which are recognized internationally and demonstrate a high level of expertise in behavior analysis. These certifications open doors to a wide range of professional opportunities in clinical, educational, and community settings.
For students completing the program at the bachelor's level, they will be eligible for the;
Qualified Autism Services Practitioner-Supervisor (QASP-S) certification exam.
This credential is specifically tailored for those interested in providing specialized services to individuals with autism and is highly regarded in both clinical and educational environments. By offering pathways to these certifications, LPLC ensures that students who completed the program are prepared to meet the varying needs of individuals across different populations, while adhering to the highest professional standards in the field of behavior analysis. Students who successfully complete this coursework will be eligible for these three certification exams, further validating their expertise and readiness to enter the field of behavior analysis.
Program Cost
This coursework will run for approximately 69 weeks and fees will be ₱ 145,000 (this does not include your supervision fees. Each student is responsible to secure and maintain all QABA and IBAO supervision requirements).
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Behavior Analysis Programs & Opportunities
Behavior analysis makes a difference. It is the science behind why people do what they do. When you earn a degree or continue your training in the field of behavior analysis at LPLC, you enhance your ability to help children, families, organizations and your community navigate the world with comfort, confidence and success.
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Why Become Credentialed in Behavior Analysis?
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The key to career growth and job security for applied behavior analysis practitioners lies in certification. There is an increasing demand for qualified behavior analysts to work or consult in a variety of settings, including schools, early intervention programs, day programs, residential facilities, and home-based services. With the expanding need for skilled professionals in the field, the career opportunities are virtually limitless.
In fact, from 2010 to 2020, the demand for behavior analysts surged by more than 4,200%.As the demand for behavior analysts continues to rise, now is the perfect time to redefine the trajectory of your career and open new doors for professional growth. Start your journey with our ABA Online classes today and become part of our mission to make a positive impact on the world by improving the lives of others, one person at a time.
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Graduate Outcomes
After just one cohort in partnership with Thrive Behavioral Care, Seven (7) out of 17 students are now certified behavior analysts. Three (3) of them are Qualified Behavior Analysts (QBA), and four (4) have earned the Qualified Autism Services Practitioner-Supervisor (QASP-S) certification. Our students come from all over the world to participate in our synchronous online classes, which are delivered in English.
QBA & QASP-S CERTIFICATION EXAM PASSERS
Behavior Analyst Specializations and Applications
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is a scientific, structured, and strategic method for understanding and teaching behavior. Often used as an intensive therapeutic or educational approach, ABA targets socially significant behaviors and is defined by continuous observation, data collection, and regular assessment of a learner's progress. While the primary focus of ABA is on developing functional skills, it also works to replace behaviors that may hinder an individual’s ability to learn or function effectively in everyday life. ABA practitioners are employed across diverse fields, including education, healthcare (mental health), business management, sports, animal training, and any area where learning and performance improvement are key goals. ABA is not a "one-size-fits-all" approach; it tailors interventions to each unique individual and their specific challenges.
Behavior Analysis Career Fields:
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Qualified Behavior Analyst®
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International Behavior Analyst
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Qualified Autism Service Practitioner-Supervisor®
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Special Education Teacher
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Human Resources Professional
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Children and Family Services
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Clinical Researcher
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Behavior Researcher
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ABA Training Coordinator
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University/College Professor
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Organizational Behavior Management Career
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Registered Behavior Technician®
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Clinical Director/Supervisor
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Certified Autism Specialist (CAS)
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Therapist School Interventionist
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Life Coach
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Animal Training and Care
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Owner/Director of Child Care Center
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Health Coach
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Personal Health and Wellness Trainer
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Non-Profit Sector
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Career Financial Behavior
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Animal Behaviorist
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Zoo Animal Trainer
Subspecialty Areas In Behavior Analysis:
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Subspecialty Areas In Behavior Analysis:
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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ADHD
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Mental Health Disorders
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Gerontology
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Forensics
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Behavioral Gerontology
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Behavioral Pediatrics
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Health and Fitness
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Behavioral Medicine
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Sports
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Life Coaching
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Environment/Sustainability
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Parenting
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Education/Special Education
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Animal training
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External/Internal Business Consultant
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Training/Learning and Development
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Instructional Design
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Continuous Improvement
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Organizational Development
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Human Resources