
Pass your RBT competency assessment and exam with confidence — even if you feel completely unprepared.
This 45-page kit was built by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who has supervised RBTs, conducted competency assessments, and navigated insurance requirements in real clinical settings. Every template, scenario, and example reflects what actually gets approved by insurance and what supervisors genuinely look for — not just what passes a multiple-choice exam.
What's inside — 7 modules:
Module 1 — Competency Assessment Checklist: Every task list item across all 6 TCO domains with a self-rating system, evaluator criteria boxes, and BCBA insider tips. Includes a signature score sheet for assessment day.
Module 2 — Mock Competency Scenarios: 10 real-life situations with passing responses and the most common mistake for each. Practice these out loud — your evaluator will observe your actual behavior.
Module 3 — Perfect Session Cheat Sheet: A step-by-step session framework from arrival to note submission. Print it and keep it visible until the sequence is automatic.
Module 4 — Data Collection Templates: Print-ready ABC data sheet, frequency sheet, duration sheet, and trial-by-trial DTT sheet with completed example rows.
Module 5 — Insurance-Ready Session Notes: Before-and-after note examples, copy-paste templates for skill acquisition, behavior incidents, and parent training sessions, plus a table of phrases that trigger insurance audits.
Module 6 — 2-Week Exam Study Plan: Day-by-day study schedule weighted by domain, with checkboxes and a timed mock exam built in.
Module 7 — Top 50 Practice Questions: Exam-style scenario questions covering all 6 domains, with the correct answer marked and a full explanation for every question.
This kit is aligned to the RBT Test Content Outline, 3rd Edition (effective January 2026).
45 pages. Instant digital download. PDF format.
This resource is a preparation tool only and does not replace official BACB materials, your supervising BCBA's guidance, or your agency's policies.