QABA-Approved · Master's-Level Certification
Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA)
Reach the top tier of ABA practice. Equivalent to BCBA-level certification, the QBA course prepares you to design programs, conduct assessments, and oversee direct-care and supervisory staff — with flexible online study.
Duration
12 months
Minimum age
270 hours
Eligibility
Master's degree
Next live batch
Online · self-paced
About the course
The mastery-level credential for behavior analysts.
Our QBA course certifies you at master's-level achievement in applied behavior analysis — equivalent to the BCBA certification offered by the BACB. It delivers advanced applied skills, extensive supervised fieldwork, and a strong foundation in ethical and legal standards, with specialized training in autism spectrum disorders. Graduates are equipped for program planning, assessment, data analysis, and direct-care oversight, and to supervise both instructional staff and mid-tier supervisors.
Certified by QABA, the QBA credential is recognized by employers and regulatory agencies across multiple countries — the highest tier in the three-tier system.
What you'll learn
- Program planning and design
- Behavior assessment and data analysis
- Advanced applied ABA skills
- Ethical and legal standards
- Supervising ABATs and QASP-S staff
- Individualized treatment planning
How you'll study
Two ways to learn. One certification.
Choose the pace that fits your life both modes cover the full QABA curriculum.
Self-Paced Learning
QBA Course Template — Jey Special Needs Centre
- Learn at your own convenience
- Full access to learning materials
- Progress at your own speed
Master's-level depth
270 hours of advanced coursework toward independent practice.
- BCBA-equivalent curriculum
- Specialized autism training
- Prepares you to practice independently
Fieldwork hours
1,500 hours
Supervision
75 hours · 5%
Assessment
QBA certification exam
QABA's three-tier system
Which certification fits your qualification?
QABA credentials aren't sequential you enter at the tier that matches your education. Pick the one that fits where you are today.
ABAT
Entry level · Behavior Technician
Provide one-to-one ABA intervention directly to clients, working under the supervision of a QASP-S, QBA, or BCBA.
- 40 hrs approved coursework
- 15 hrs supervised fieldwork
- Minimum age 18
QASP-S
Mid tier · Supervising Practitioner
Provide one-to-one ABA intervention directly to clients, working under the supervision of a QASP-S, QBA, or BCBA.
- 188 hrs approved coursework
- 1,000 hrs supervised fieldwork
QBA
Advanced · Behavior Analyst
Design and oversee full intervention programs, conduct assessments, and practice independently once certified.
- 270 hrs approved coursework
- Supervised fieldwork with oversight hours
Also offered at Jey : the IBT (International Behavior Therapist) — a separate international credential from the IBAO, open at entry level.
After the course
Where an ABAT certification can take you.
Graduates step into roles across schools, clinics, hospitals, and private practice.
Qualified Behavior Analyst
Program Supervisor
Clinical Lead
Consulting Analyst
Work settings include schools · clinics · hospitals · private practices
Next live training batch starts May 8, 2026.
Seats are limited per batch so every trainee gets attention.
Enquiry
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Keep exploring
Other courses at Jey.
QABA credentials aren't sequential you enter at the tier that matches your education. Pick the one that fits where you are today.
IBAO · Entry level
International Behavior Therapist (IBT)
Practical training focused on delivering structured ABA therapy for children with autism.
QABA · Bachelor's
QASP-S
Mid-tier certification for supervising sessions, monitoring goals, and training staff and families.
QABA · Master's
Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA)
Advanced certification to design, assess, and oversee behavior intervention programs independently.