ABA Certificate Programs

Assessment-based certificate programs use evidence-based instructional design principles to ensure efficient learning and retention of information. They provide instruction and training (non-degree granting) and assess mastery of the intended learning outcomes and include access to a toolbox of resources for the full registration period.

All ABA credentials are voluntary and independent. An audiologist does not need to be a member of a professional membership organization to be eligible for, or to obtain, a certificate. All audiologists do need to hold a valid authorization to practice audiology in their jurisdiction to earn a certificate upon completion of the course material. For US residents, a state license as an audiologist is required. For residents outside the US, documentation of work authorization either by a local jurisdiction or employer is required. Documentation of a current state license or international work authorization should be uploaded at the time of registration to facilitate the processing of the certificate upon completion.