Skill pathway
Behaviour Support
Education & Training
Behaviour Support is one of the skills Australian employers list in job ads we track. Below is the free training that builds it and the work it leads to.
Why employers ask for Behaviour Support
Behaviour Support shows up in the skill requirements for 14 of the Australian careers we track, including Early Childhood Educator, Teacher Aide, School Principals. 1 of the job listings currently on SkillHarbour name it as a requirement.
Where to learn Behaviour Support
Start here (beginner)
Nationally Recognised Training
Disability Work - Behaviour Support
Learn to Care
NDIS Quality, Safety and You (Worker Orientation – Practical Version)
Learn to Care
Behaviour Support & Restrictive Practices Compliance
Learn to Care
Behaviour Support Planning for Allied Health Practitioners
Learn to Care
Positive Behaviour Support Foundations
Learn to Care
Positive Behaviour Support, Restrictive Practices and Everyday Restrictions in SIL
Careers that use Behaviour Support
Early Childhood Educator
$58k – $80k · needed at level 3 of 5
Teacher Aide
$52k – $68k · needed at level 3 of 5
School Principals
$153k · needed at level 3 of 5
Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers
$99k · needed at level 3 of 5
Middle School Teachers
$126k · needed at level 3 of 5
Secondary School Teachers
$121k · needed at level 3 of 5
Special Education Teachers
$112k · needed at level 3 of 5
Counsellors
$112k · needed at level 4 of 5
Primary School Teachers
$116k · needed at level 3 of 5
Psychologists and Psychotherapists
$115k · needed at level 3 of 5
Child Carers
$70k · needed at level 3 of 5
Education Aides
$70k · needed at level 3 of 5
Nursing Support and Personal Care Workers
$84k · needed at level 4 of 5
Special Care Workers
$89k · needed at level 3 of 5