FULL-SYSTEM COURSE · US$139
Follow one analytic system from observation and definition through a safe, measurable first teaching test.
Turn a vague goal into an observable acquisition plan, compare teaching arrangements, and test one bounded first session.

What you will build
This is independent online study with complete written lessons, worked cases, practical tools, and two assessment forms. Video examples are optional; every teaching point is available in text.
You can use a safe personal training project or the supplied Analyst Route. No exercise requires provoking a problem, working through distress, or continuing when health, welfare, safety, or professional scope sets a boundary.
Course sequence
- Trainer’s Toolbox Part 1 — Materials Hub
- Welcome! One Toolbox, One Analytic System
- Education of Choice and Science
- Scope, Health, Competence, and Stop Rules
- Basic Terms
- The Camera Test: From Labels to Observable Behavior
- What About Emotions?
- Baseline: Which Dimension Will You Measure?
- Behavior and Its Contingencies
- Setting Events and Motivating Operations
- Where One Repetition Ends: Latency, Readiness, Delivery, and Reset
- Consequences
- Marker Cues
- NRM! No-Reward Marker
- Behavior Profile
- Component Skills and Prerequisites
- Outcome Versus Result. Does It Matter?
- Teaching Methods Are Arrangements, Not Identities
- Luring
- Moulding by Contact: A Contact-Method Decision
- Targets, Prompts, and Capturing
- Plan the Fade Before You Add the Prompt
- Shaping
- Cue for Shaping — Explored
- Shaping Examples as Method Comparisons
- Frustration: Observe, Protect Welfare, and Reconsider the Plan
- Handler's Technique
- Handler's Technique — Helper
- Handler TAGpoints and Mechanical Rehearsal
- Film and Score One Repetition
- Part 1 Capstone: Build and Test One Acquisition Plan
Format
- Participation: Auditor / independent self-study
- Start: begin after purchase; no cohort date
- Price: US$139
- Included: lessons, cases, tools, graphics, two assessment forms, answer rationales, and remediation routes
- Individual feedback: not included
Choose one course when one bounded question fits. A bundle is useful only when two connected learning needs are genuinely present.