FAQS
Start your career in Applied Behavior Analysis with the P.E.A.S. Behavior Group ABAT 40-Hour Training Program. This course is designed to prepare students pursuing the Applied Behavior Analysis Technician — ABAT credential through the Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board — QABA.
This coursework provides foundational training in ABA principles, ethical practice, autism support, behavior intervention, data collection, skill acquisition, professional conduct, and implementation of behavior analytic services under appropriate supervision.
P.E.A.S. Behavior Group follows QABA coursework provider expectations, including public course information, pricing transparency, refund/cancellation policy access, course assessment criteria, certificate issuance procedures, student record retention, academic integrity standards, and secure student data practices.
Credential Pathway: Applied Behavior Analysis Technician — ABAT
This comprehensive training is delivered under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA), or Licensed Behavior Analysts (LBA) and aligns with QABA® eligibility requirements for ABAT certification. The program includes interactive learning modules, knowledge assessments, ethics-based case studies, and a comprehensive final examination to ensure participants demonstrate competency in evidence-based behavioral practices.
To successfully complete the course, participants must complete all 40 instructional hours, achieve a minimum passing score of 80%, and meet all course participation and competency requirements. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion documenting fulfillment of the 40-hour training requirement for ABAT certification eligibility through QABA.
This course is appropriate for individuals seeking entry-level training in Applied Behavior Analysis, including:
Behavior technicians, paraprofessionals, direct support staff, school support staff, ABA staff in training, and individuals preparing to pursue ABAT certification through QABA.
Certification cost to transparency
P.E.A.S. Behavior Group believes in transparent course pricing.
estimated ABAT certification pathway cost
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40 hour ABAT training - $125
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criminal background check- $75+ estimated (depending on location)
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Supervised fieldwork (15 hours) - $0 (unpaid supervision agreement)
Estimated total certification cost: $200+
Note: costs do not include renewal fees, continuing education units (CEU’s), exam retake fees, or optional supervision services.
*ALL ABAT exam application fees are paid directly to the board on the QABA website -$125*
Important disclosure
Completion of the 40 hour ABAT training program does not guarantee certification approval by the QABA board. Students must meet all QABA application, supervision, examination, and certification requirements directly through QABA. Final credentialing approval is determined solely by QABA board upon review of all eligibility requirements.
Start your ABA career today
Take the next step towards becoming a certified ABAT.
ABATs work in homes, schools, clinics, and community settings supporting individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities through evidence-based behavioral interventions.
P.E.A.S. Behavior Group ABAT 40-hour training program which meets QABA training requirements and prepares participants with the foundational knowledge and skills needed to pursue ABAT certification and begin a rewarding career in Applied Behavior Analysis.
Refund Policy & Formal Appeals Process
Refund Policy
Students may request a full refund within seven (7) calendar days of enrollment if course content has not been accessed. Once course access has been granted, refunds may be issued only if less than 25% of the course has been completed. No refunds will be issued after 25% course completion.
Administrative fees, technology fees, downloaded materials, and completed training hours are non-refundable.
Appeals Process
P.E.A.S. Behavior Group maintains a fair and transparent appeals process.
Step 1: Students must submit concerns in writing to the instructor within five (5) business days of the disputed decision.
Step 2: If unresolved, a formal written appeal may be submitted within ten (10) business days, including supporting documentation.
Step 3: The Clinical Director or designated reviewer will conduct an independent review and issue a final written decision within ten (10) business days.
Appeals may be considered for clerical errors, grading inconsistencies, technical issues, or procedural concerns. Appeals will not be granted for disagreement with grading standards or academic integrity violations.