The Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA®) credential, awarded by the Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board (QABA®), is an internationally recognized certification for professionals who provide advanced behavior-analytic services, clinical leadership, supervision, assessment, treatment planning, staff training, and program oversight for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities.

QBA® professionals are equipped to conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs), design and evaluate behavior intervention plans, supervise ABA practitioners, train caregivers and professionals, analyze behavioral data, and ensure ethical, evidence-based service delivery.

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Who Should Enroll?

The QBA® program is ideal for professionals who aspire to become leaders in Applied Behavior Analysis, including:

  • Behavior therapists
  • Special educators
  • Teachers
  • Psychologists
  • Social workers
  • Occupational therapists
  • Speech-Language Pathologists
  • Nurses
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Individuals with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in ABA, Education, Special Education, Psychology, Social Work, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, or another related health profession who wish to build a career in Applied Behavior Analysis.

Why Choose OLG / Inspire Consulting and Behavioral Services LLC?

At Inspire Consulting and Behavioral Services LLC ( USA) , in collaboration with Our Lady of Guadalupe Health Foundation & Autism Centre (OLG), Nigeria,  our goal is to develop competent, ethical, confident, and internationally competitive behavior analysts who can provide high-quality ABA services anywhere in the world.

Our program offers:

  • 270 hours of QABA®-approved ABA, Ethics, and Autism coursework.
  • 2,000 hours of structured supervised fieldwork that exceeds minimum competency expectations.
  • Expert instruction by Dr. Doris Izuwah, QBA®, with over 20 years of experience in autism, developmental disabilities, and Applied Behavior Analysis.
  • Weekly live supervision and clinical case discussions.
  • Individualized mentorship throughout your training.
  • Google Classroom with comprehensive learning resources.
  • Weekly quizzes, assignments, competency assessments, and performance feedback.
  • Practical application of ABA concepts using real-life case studies.
  • Preparation for the international QBA® Certification Examination.
  • Continuous professional coaching to strengthen clinical reasoning, ethical decision-making, leadership, and supervisory skills.

Our objective is not simply to prepare students to pass an examination. We prepare future behavior analysts to become competent clinical leaders who can conduct comprehensive behavioral assessments, supervise practitioners, mentor teams, train caregivers, maintain ethical standards, and improve the quality of life of individuals and families they serve.

How to Register

  1. Complete the Google Registration Form.
  2. Send an email to inspireabehavior@gmail.com.
  3. Payment details, enrollment instructions, and commencement information will be sent to you.
  4. Once registration is verified, you will receive:
    • Access to Google Classroom
    • Course materials
    • Orientation information
    • Weekly class schedule

Course Fees

Coursework (Self-Paced – No Live Interaction) :USD $1,500

Coursework (Self-Paced + Weekly Live Sessions with a QBA® Professional):- USD $2,500

Supervision (2,000 Hours over approximately 14-15 months):-USD $2000

Supervision with Weekly International Examination Preparation over 14-15 months :- USD $2,500

Complete Package (Coursework + Supervision + International Examination Preparation + Mentorship) :- USD $5,000. 

Discounts may be available. Participants from Africa/Nigeria are encouraged to email us for special pricing. Special discounts are available for organizations with more than 3 participants. 

Course Requirements

  • Access to the 270-hour coursework is available for two (2) years.
  • Attendance at scheduled live classes is mandatory for students enrolled in the live instruction option.
  • Weekly assignments must be submitted before Sunday each week.
  • Students must achieve 80% mastery before progressing to the next module.
  • Participation in supervision meetings is mandatory for all supervision candidates.
  • The required 2,000 hours of supervised fieldwork include:
    • A minimum of 1,200 indirect supervision hours, including Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs), reviewing behavioral data, treatment planning, staff supervision, parent training, report writing, and other supervisory activities.
    • A maximum of 800 direct service hours working directly with clients.
  • Students are encouraged to register for the international QBA® Certification Examination through the official QABA® website after meeting all eligibility requirements.
  • Certificates of Coursework Completion are awarded only after successful completion of coursework, assignments, attendance, competency requirements, and all program expectations.

Refund Policy

A 100% refund will be provided only if a registered student is not granted access to the coursework after completing registration, payment verification, and the enrollment process.

Once access to Google Classroom, online coursework, recorded lectures, or any learning materials has been provided, no refunds will be issued, as students immediately receive access to proprietary educational content. Refunds are also not available for withdrawals, missed classes, incomplete coursework, failure to achieve the required 80% mastery score, or failure to complete the program within the required timeframe.

We look forward to welcoming you to the QBA® Training Program and supporting your journey toward becoming an internationally recognized Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA®). Through rigorous coursework, structured supervision, mentorship, and evidence-based training, OLG and Inspire Consulting and Behavioral Services LLC are committed to preparing highly competent professionals who will lead with integrity, improve outcomes for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, and make a lasting impact in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.