Want to Start a Meaningful Career?

Become a Registered Behavior Technician and help children build life-changing skills.

At Find Me Here Autism Outreach, we are passionate about building the workforce autism needs.

Want to Start a Meaningful Career?

No previous ABA experience is required.

Make a difference in the lives of autistic children while building a rewarding professional future. We'll help you develop the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to begin your journey as a Registered Behavior Technician.

What Does an RBT Do?

Think of an RBT as a coach, teacher, and supporter for autistic children.

RBTs work one-on-one with children to help them learn new skills, communicate more effectively, build confidence, and become more independent.

It's a rewarding career for individuals who enjoy working with children and want to make a positive impact.

Why Become an RBT?

Becoming a Registered Behavior Technician is more than just finding a job—it's an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of autistic children and their families.

As an RBT, you'll help children learn new skills, build valuable professional experience, and work in a growing field dedicated to creating positive change.

For many professionals, the most rewarding part of the role is witnessing a child achieve a milestone they once struggled to reach.

Career Opportunities for a RBT

Registered Behavior Technicians are employed in a variety of settings, including:

  • ABA Clinics

  • Public and Private Schools

  • Early Intervention Programs

  • Home-Based Services

  • Community-Based Programs

  • Autism Service Organizations

As the demand for autism services continues to grow, so does the need for compassionate, well-trained professionals dedicated to supporting children and families.

What You'll Learn in This Course?

Our 40-Hour RBT Course is designed to introduce you to the foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and prepare you for the responsibilities of working directly with autistic children.

Throughout the course, you'll learn how to understand behavior, support skill development, collect and record information, communicate professionally, and apply strategies that help children succeed.

Topics include:

  • Introduction to ABA

  • Understanding behavior and why it occurs

  • Building communication and social skills

  • Teaching new skills through positive reinforcement

  • Data collection and documentation

  • Professionalism and ethics

  • Working with children and families

  • Behavior support strategies

  • Safety and professional boundaries

  • Real-world applications of ABA

  • RBT competency and exam preparation

Our goal is not simply to help you complete 40 hours of training. We want you to leave with a practical understanding of the field and greater confidence in your ability to support autistic children and their families.

Your Path to Becoming an RBT

  • Step 1: Complete the 40-Hour Course

    Participate in our instructor-led training and complete all required course hours.

  • Step 2: Receive Your Certificate of Completion

    Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive documentation verifying your training.

  • Step 3: Complete Your Competency Assessment

    Our BCBA will conduct a competency assessment based on the skills and concepts covered during training.

  • Step 4: Register with the BACB

    After successfully completing your competency assessment, you will be eligible to register for the RBT examination through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), the organization responsible for establishing certification standards for Registered Behavior Technicians.

  • Step 5: Take the RBT Exam

    Schedule and complete the RBT examination. Throughout the course, we'll help prepare you for the types of questions and scenarios you may encounter.

  • Step 6: Begin Your Career

    Once certified, you'll be eligible to pursue Registered Behavior Technician opportunities and begin making a difference in the lives of autistic children and their families.

Tuition & Payment Options

Tuition Investment: $400

Our program is designed to provide more than just the required 40-hour training. Your investment helps cover the essential steps needed to move from training to certification, including your competency assessment, certification-related fees, and RBT examination costs.

Rather than completing a course and navigating the remaining requirements on your own, participants receive a structured pathway, professional guidance, and support throughout the certification process.

Flexible payment options are available for all participants.

What's Included in Tuition?

  • Our instructor-led 40-hour course introduces participants to the foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and prepares them for the responsibilities of working with autistic children. The course is designed to build knowledge, confidence, and real-world understanding

  • Gain access to carefully curated training materials, study guides, and educational resources designed to strengthen understanding, support exam success, and help build confidence throughout the certification process.

  • Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion documenting fulfillment of the 40-hour training requirement.

  • After completing the course, participants will complete a competency assessment conducted by our BCBA. This assessment evaluates understanding of the concepts and skills covered throughout training and is a required step toward certification.

  • Tuition includes the fees associated with the RBT certification application process and examination, helping reduce barriers to entering the field.

  • We don't stop at the 40 hours. Participants receive guidance and support designed to help them feel prepared and confident when scheduling and taking the RBT examination.

  • Questions often arise after training ends. That's why we provide complimentary support sessions and guidance throughout the certification process

  • Learn from professionals with real-world experience in ABA and autism services. Our goal is to help you understand not only the material, but how it applies when supporting autistic children and families.

  • This program is designed to be more than a training requirement. It's an investment in a rewarding career supporting autistic children, strengthening families, and building the workforce the autism community needs.

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Payment Options:

We understand that investing in a new career is a significant decision. To help make enrollment more accessible, flexible payment plans are available.

Participants may reserve their seat with an initial $100 enrollment payment.

This payment secures your spot in the selected cohort and is applied toward your RBT certification package, including examination-related costs.

The remaining balance may be paid in scheduled installments throughout the duration of the course and must be paid in full prior to receiving your Certificate of Completion and certification-related benefits.

Our goal is to make the pathway to becoming a Registered Behavior Technician both accessible and achievable while providing the training, resources, and support needed for success.

Flexible Scheduling. Limited Class Sizes.

We understand that starting a new career often means balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. That's why we offer multiple course dates throughout the year, allowing you to choose the cohort that best fits your schedule.

To ensure a high-quality learning experience, enrollment has limited participants per class, creating a supportive environment where every participant has the opportunity to learn, engage, and succeed.

Review our upcoming course calendar to explore available training dates and times, then register for the cohort that works best for you. Space is limited and seats are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Course Format

  • 📅 Monday–Friday Schedule
    All cohorts begin on a Monday and conclude on the following Friday.

  • Two-Week Program
    40 total training hours delivered over two weeks (4 hours per day).

  • Hybrid Learning Format
    Participants may attend remotely through live online instruction or join us in person for a classroom learning experience.

  • Live Instructor-Led Training
    Receive real-time instruction, guidance, and support from experienced professionals.

  • Certificate of Completion
    Awarded upon successful completion of the full 40-hour course.

  • Attendance Requirement
    Full attendance is required to receive credit for the 40-hour training and Certificate of Completion.

Ready to Start Your Journey?.

Every skilled professional starts somewhere. If you're ready to make a difference in the lives of autistic children while building a meaningful and rewarding career, complete the registration form below to reserve your seat in an upcoming cohort.

We look forward to being part of your journey.

Begin Registration

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. This course is designed for individuals who are new to the field and interested in working with autistic children and their families.

  • According to the certification requirements established by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), individuals must be at least 18 years old

  • No. A college degree is not required to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).

    However, the certification requirements do include a high school diploma or equivalent (GED). This makes the RBT credential an excellent opportunity for individuals looking to begin a meaningful career without the time and expense of obtaining a college degree.

  • Our program is offered in a hybrid format. Participants may attend remotely through live online instruction or participate in person, depending on the selected cohort.

  • The course consists of 40 hours of training delivered over two weeks, with classes meeting Monday through Friday for four hours each day.

  • Yes. Flexible payment options are available. Participants may reserve their seat with an initial enrollment payment and pay the remaining balance throughout the duration of the course.

  • Yes. Full attendance is required to receive credit for the 40-hour course and Certificate of Completion.

  • Upon successful completion of the 40-hour training, you will receive a Certificate of Completion and complete a competency assessment conducted by our BCBA.

  • The competency assessment evaluates your understanding of the concepts and skills covered during training. It typically takes between 30 minutes and 1 hour to complete.

  • After successfully completing the competency assessment, you may proceed with the certification process and schedule your RBT examination.

  • Yes. Certification-related fees are included as part of your tuition investment.

  • Don't be discouraged. Many successful professionals require more than one attempt when pursuing a new certification. While participants are responsible for any exam retake fees, our team will continue to provide support, study resources, and guidance to help you prepare for future testing opportunities.

  • No. Completion of this course does not guarantee employment.

    However, our goal is to prepare you to confidently enter the field as a Registered Behavior Technician.

    Upon successful completion of the certification process, you will be qualified to pursue RBT opportunities in schools, clinics, homes, and community-based settings.

    While we are not currently hiring, the demand for qualified RBTs remains strong, and employment opportunities are often available in many communities.

  • The RBT credential is a nationally recognized certification issued by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Once certified, you may pursue RBT opportunities throughout the United States.

    Please note that employment requirements may vary by employer, state, or funding source. Participants are encouraged to review any additional requirements that may apply in their area.

Learn From Experienced Professionals

Our instructors bring years of hands-on experience working with autistic children, families, schools, clinics, and community-based programs. Throughout their careers, they have helped children develop critical skills, supported families in navigating services, and mentored individuals entering the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

Having worked on the front lines of autism services, our team understands the knowledge, professionalism, and practical skills required to be successful as a Registered Behavior Technician. They also understand that completing a 40-hour course is only the beginning.

That is why our instructors are committed to providing more than just training requirements. They are passionate about sharing real-world experience, professional insight, and practical guidance that helps future RBTs enter the field with confidence and a stronger foundation for success.

Our mission is simple: to help develop knowledgeable, compassionate professionals who are prepared to make a meaningful impact in the lives of autistic children and their families.

K.Walker

“For over six years, I’ve dedicated myself to the ABA field, working hands-on with children, teens, and young adults. The last three years, I’ve proudly trained future RBTs, guiding them toward certification and success. I know firsthand the challenges and rewards of this work, and I’m eager to pour my experience into the next generation of compassionate professionals.”

Founder & Program Director