The Autism Partnership Foundation (APF) in the United States has been committed to providing advancing effective methodology and behavior analytic intervention for individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to reach their fullest potential and have an independent and high-quality life.
In addition to providing assistance and support to individuals and families with ASD, APF has spared no effort in promoting and researching Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment and broadening the community of skilled educators. APF believes only practitioners with comprehensive and professional training can deliver effective interventions for individuals with ASD and help them maximize their progress.
The APF is now providing a FREE 40-hour RBT Training Course for professionals who are interested in further developing their skills and knowledge with systematic learning.
Being the world’s FIRST and ONLY institution to provide a FREE RBT training course, our RBT course meets the second edition task list and also covers the core elements that APF has always been focusing on. We hope this will help elevate the skills and knowledge of the professionals in the field and benefit more families with children with ASD.
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a paraprofessional certification in behaviour analysis created by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). BACB is the most authoritative association in the United States in standard setting to ABA therapy. They determine the qualification of the practitioners who are engaged in autism and other special education fields by using ABA therapy. The RBT is primarily responsible for the direct implementation of behavior analysis, which does not involve intervention and program evaluation.
This RBT training course is in ENGLISH ONLY currently. Welcome to apply if you are interested.
To learn more about APF’s RBT training course, take a look at the conversation between Ms. Sarah Trautman and Dr. Justin Leaf, the Research Director of APF.
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