Behaviour Support Training & Supervision in Launceston, TAS
Become a behaviour support practitioner, or grow your practice, from Launceston and Northern Tasmania. ConnectFirst™ training and clinical supervision is 100% online, so practitioners in Launceston, George Town, Longford, Deloraine, Scottsdale and St Helens can study while they work.
What you need to know in Tasmania
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission assesses behaviour support practitioners nationally, but some checks and rules are set by each state and territory.
Your Registration to Work with Vulnerable People
To work with children in Tasmania you'll need a current Registration to Work with Vulnerable People, as well as an NDIS Worker Screening Check ↗, which you apply for through your state's worker screening unit.
Registration to Work with Vulnerable People: official TAS website ↗
Restrictive practices authorisation
If a behaviour support plan includes a regulated restrictive practice, it also needs authorisation under Tasmania's rules.
Training and supervision online
Self-paced courses, 1:1 supervision booked around your week and recorded group sessions mean you don't need to travel to a capital city to train.
ConnectFirst™ began in Tasmania, and Meg was nominated for Behaviour Support Practitioner of the Year at the 2024 Tasmanian Disability Awards.
Supporting practitioners across Tasmania
- Launceston
- George Town
- Longford
- Deloraine
- Scottsdale
- St Helens
Contractor roles from Launceston or anywhere in TAS
Early Intervention Specialists and NDIS-suitable behaviour support practitioners: flexible, telehealth-based contractor roles at $90–$150 per hour. Your own ABN required.
See the rolesTrusted resources for practitioners in Launceston
Official guidance and reputable organisations we recommend. Links open the source website.
- NDIS Commission: Suitability to become a behaviour support practitioner ↗What the Commission assesses
- NDIS Commission: Practitioner suitability fact sheet (PDF) ↗Relevant qualifications, updated October 2026
- New entry-level behaviour support practitioners: suitability (PDF) ↗NDIS Commission, April 2026
- NDIS Commission: Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework ↗The framework practitioners are assessed against
- PBS Capability Framework, Version 3 (PDF) ↗NDIS Commission, current version
- Rules for specialist behaviour support providers and NDIS behaviour support practitioners ↗NDIS Commission
- NDIS Practice Standards: Implementing behaviour support plans ↗NDIS Commission supplementary module
- NDIS Worker Screening Check ↗NDIS Commission
- NDIS Commission: Behaviour support and restrictive practices ↗The Commission's main page on behaviour support
- Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices Policy (PDF) ↗NDIS Commission policy, April 2025
- NDIS (Restrictive Practices and Behaviour Support) Rules 2018 ↗Federal Register of Legislation
- Regulated restrictive practices guide: Easy Read (PDF) ↗NDIS Commission
- Reportable incidents: detailed guidance (PDF) ↗NDIS Commission
- NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission ↗ndiscommission.gov.au
- National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) ↗ndis.gov.au
- Office of the Senior Practitioner, Tasmania ↗Tasmania restrictive practices authorisation
- Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (TAS) ↗Official state screening website
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Behaviour support practitioner training in Launceston: FAQs
How do I become a behaviour support practitioner in Launceston?
Build your skills against the NDIS PBS Capability Framework, complete supervised practice and a portfolio, and apply to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to be found suitable. ConnectFirst™'s online six-week pathway supports practitioners in Launceston and across Tasmania through each step.
Is behaviour support practitioner training available in regional Tasmania?
Yes. Our training and supervision is online, so you can join from Launceston, George Town, Longford, Deloraine, Scottsdale and St Helens.
What checks do I need to work with children in Tasmania?
You'll need a Registration to Work with Vulnerable People and an NDIS Worker Screening Check.