Bachelor’s → IBA®
International Behavior Analyst (IBAO®): the international analyst track open to anyone with a completed undergraduate degree.
Home · Certifications · IBA® · QBA® Analyst
Interest list · Dual certification
A single program that qualifies you to pursue the analyst credentials of both international boards — IBA® (IBAO®) and QBA® (QABA®) — 100% online and in Portuguese.
All in Portuguese: classes, materials, checkout and support.
Who it’s for
The degree you already hold determines your path — and if you have a master’s, this single program lets you qualify for both credentials.
International Behavior Analyst (IBAO®): the international analyst track open to anyone with a completed undergraduate degree.
Qualified Behavior Analyst (QABA®): QABA®’s highest credential, for those with a master’s degree.
Both credentials with the same 310h program — the strongest international positioning possible.
| Requirement | IBA® (IBAO®) · QBA® (QABA®) |
|---|---|
| Minimum degree | IBA®: completed bachelor’s degree · QBA®: completed master’s degree |
| Coursework | 310 hours — the program meets both boards’ requirements at once |
| Supervised fieldwork | IBA®: 1,500 hours · QBA®: 2,000 hours |
| Supervision (5%) | IBA®: 75 hours · QBA®: 100 hours (50% group · 50% individual) |
| Board exam | Scheduled directly with IBAO® and/or QABA®, with exams in several languages — including Portuguese |
Figures follow each board’s current guidelines; the Beyou team helps you plan your hours at enrollment and keeps track of any updates.
Start fast, move up without starting over
All Beyou programs are built on the same backbone of BACB® competency domains. What you study now still counts at the next step — from technician to the international master’s.
Bachelor’s or master’s · 310h · 12 months
Florida campus (US) · classes in 3 languages · 2027
The certification landscape
Beyou Foundation worked with experts in instructional design and certification paths, and with ABA instructors from the US, to build a single 310-hour curriculum based on the BACB® competency domains.
International Behavior Analyst — issued by an international board with a council of analysts from 60+ countries and exams in several languages, including Portuguese. Requirement: bachelor’s degree.
Authorized Content Provider
Qualified Behavior Analyst — the highest level of the US board QABA® (ANSI/ANAB accreditation), qualifying you for independent practice as an analyst. Requirement: master’s degree.
Approved Training ProviderCertification is issued by the board at the end of the training, practice and exam process. A bridge to the master’s: because it follows BACB® guidelines, the program allows you to transfer credits to the Beyou Global Institute master’s program in Florida (2027), taught in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Which route is yours?
For candidates who meet IBAO’s academic requirements, including higher education, qualifying coursework, supervised experience and passing the exam.
For experienced professionals who meet the specific criteria set by IBAO for earning certification through professional experience.
Curriculum · BACB® competency domains
International codes, ethical decision-making model, boundaries and confidentiality — ethics runs through the entire program. 5 modules.
Weeks 1–3 · live: ethical dilemmasPhilosophical foundations of behavior analysis. 3 modules.
Weeks 4–5 · live: discussionIn-depth concepts at the analyst level. 6 modules.
Weeks 6–9 · live: examples and practiceFrom recording to interpretation for clinical decision-making. 5 modules.
Weeks 10–14 · live: graphing practiceExperimental logic and critical reading of research. 4 modules.
Weeks 15–17 · live: article critiqueFunctional and skills assessment at the level of the professional responsible for the case. 5 modules.
Weeks 18–24 · live: case studyThe program’s largest subject: teaching and reduction procedures in depth. 11 modules.
Weeks 25–35 · live: case discussionEvidence-based selection and implementation with fidelity. 5 modules.
Weeks 36–40 · live: practiceAutism and neurodevelopment at the analyst level. 4 modules.
Weeks 41–43 · live: discussionLeading teams, supervising and training caregivers. 4 modules.
Weeks 44–46 · live: role-playService delivery, documentation and an integrative capstone project. 4 modules.
Weeks 47–48 · live: review and portfolioCurriculum developed by Beyou Foundation with US ABA instructors and instructional designers: 310 hours that meet both boards’ requirements.
Who teaches
Certified instructors who work in clinical and educational practice every day — in the US, Brazil and the Caribbean. The Beyou group runs an active ABA clinical practice in the United States: real-world practice that informs the teaching.

Psychology · Digital health
M.S. in Psychology; integrates evidence, technology and modern models of care.

ABA curriculum curator
10+ years supporting students, families and school teams; program and individualized education plan (PEI) development.

Evidence-based intervention
12+ years in education and child development; school–family–team collaboration.

Academic coordinator
Internationally certified analyst (IBA® and QBA®); clinical and in-home ABA, staff training.
Being a behavior analyst means much more than mastering scientific concepts. Our commitment is to train professionals who can make evidence-based clinical decisions, lead teams and deliver excellent services that transform lives.
Supervision track
Each board has its own rules — IBA®: 75h of supervision over 1,500h of fieldwork; QBA®: 100h over 2,000h. Beyou structures both paths.
A Beyou product purchased with the course or separately: 24 live 2-hour sessions (twice a month for 12 months), based on real cases from Beyou clients in the US and Brazil (de-identified), in classes of up to 30 students.
Those who complete the 310h can apply for the paid, 100% remote internship: real ABA practice in the caregiver-led model, with the individual supervision hours completed in 6 months.
You complete the individual hours with a board-approved supervisor of your choice — Beyou referrals available.
Learning, not client care: group supervision starts with case studies and, after the first 85 hours of the course, moves on to observing a real case assigned to you — with full client safety and board compliance.
Interest list
Leave your details and we’ll let you know first.
Frequently asked questions
No. The credential is issued by IBAO® or QABA® itself, once all of the board’s requirements are met — and we prepare and guide you at every step.
Both are analyst credentials. IBA® is from IBAO® and requires a bachelor’s degree; QBA® is from QABA® and requires a master’s degree. The same 310h program prepares you for both — if you have a master’s, you can qualify for both.
Psychology, education, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, medicine, nursing, physical therapy and related fields — with a completed bachelor’s degree.
About 6–7h of content at your own pace, plus the live class every two weeks and, if purchased, group supervision.
Office hours, mentoring, documentation guidance and a class of up to 30 students, closely supported by the faculty.
Supervision, supervisor referrals, a paid internship, an international community — and the credit transfer to the master’s program in Florida (2027).
The complete path has 6 steps: 1) Interest list → 2) Coursework · 310h → 3) Supervised practice → 4) Documentation → 5) Board exam → 6) Certification. The Beyou team supports you at every step; the credential is issued by the board at the end.
Interest list
Classes are not open for enrollment yet. Leave your details and we’ll let you know first — IBA® requires a bachelor’s degree and QBA® a master’s.
Please note: this program is taught in Portuguese. All classes, course materials, the checkout and our student support are in Portuguese. We translated this page so you can learn about the program before deciding.
Thank you! As soon as enrollment opens, our team will contact you in Portuguese. 💬
Still have questions?
Recorded webinars in Portuguese with specialists who work in the US and Brazil, including “From Certification to Career: How to Turn Your Training into Real Opportunities in ABA.”
▶️ Recorded content · watch anytime, free of charge