Whether you already work in healthcare or education or are starting from scratch, the technician role is the gateway to behavior analysis. No prior experience is required: what you need is rigorous training that prepares you to practice with sound judgment and to become certified.
A university degree is not required for certification:
a completed secondary education (or its recognized equivalent) is sufficient
Among the most influential in the world.
Among the most influential in Latin America.
Internal analysis, February 2026, based on public indicators of social media presence and engagement among certified institutions.
One course that prepares you for two credentials at once.
QABA
The technician-level certification from QABA, a U.S. credentialing body specializing in behavior analysis. QABA organizes its credentials along a professional pathway, and ABAT is the first step; the course follows its official competency standards.
IBAO
The technician-level certification from IBAO, an international certification organization in behavior analysis. IBT is its entry-level credential, and the course follows the official IBT manual.
Study from wherever you are, on the course platform.
Content and faculty in your language, designed for Latin America.
Divided into 16 hours of theory and 24 hours of guided practice.
24 of the 40 hours consist of exercises and case simulations, so that you learn to apply concepts rather than merely recognize them.
A complete learning path, from the fundamentals to case simulations and a final review for certification.
Three content blocks, each taught by an international faculty member.
BCBA
Psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Trained for 8 years at the Princeton Child Development Institute (U.S.) in early intervention for autism; since 2007, has supervised home- and school-based ABA services in Madrid and teaches in the master’s program in ABA intervention for autism at ABA España.
ABA Researcher
Researcher specializing in verbal behavior and autism at Fundación Universitaria Konrad Lorenz (Bogotá, Colombia). Research on naming, intraverbals, and language in children with autism published in journals in the field such as the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis.
BCBA
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and IBAO-accredited supervisor, with a master’s degree in ABA intervention for autism (ABA España). ABA and speech-language therapist; advises public and private institutions and speaks on language development and behavior management in Mexico and Latin America.
ABAEDU was founded in Brazil, where behavior analysis has already grown. That track record is the foundation of the course now offered in Spanish.
Data from the past 3 years. QABA public certificant registry, consulted in July 2026. ABAEDU survey.
And its share among certificants grows year after year
No. The course is designed for those starting from scratch.
No. The requirement is a completed secondary education (or its recognized equivalent).
Yes, by Spanish-speaking international faculty.
Everything you receive upon enrollmente:
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The ABAT (QABA) and IBT (IBAO) certifications are technician-level credentials that prepare holders to implement interventions under supervision. On their own, they do not qualify holders to practice independently as behavior analysts. The requirements of the certifying bodies do not replace the legal training and professional practice requirements of each country.
