>> To get set up in the field of behavior analysis, there's a number of tiers
where you can begin, regardless of where you're at.
There are -- we have an international certification board that oversees some
of the credentialing that you need to go through.
There is a Registered Behavior Technician level, which requires a high school diploma,
an eight-hour supervised coursework and an exam at the end.
So it's pretty simple to become registered as a behavior technician.
If you get your undergraduate degree,
there is a board certified Assistant Behavior Analyst level, which requires, again,
additional field work and another exam, a board exam.
Beyond that there's a master's level, which is where I operate at.
And then a PhD level beyond that.
So, if students have a background in psychology or education, some form of learning theory,
we can -- those are general applicants who are pretty well suited for this job.
We always like to see people that get engaged in their community.
So, volunteer hours are always awesome to see.
Things like the Special Olympics
or other volunteer organizations where they can get involved.
And especially if students are interested in interacting with children, there's no shortage
of opportunities around to become involved in those type of settings.