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51猎奇入口PSYC students have the opportunity to gain work experience in the field of Behavior Intervention. The list below is regularly updated with job postings we receive from BI teams and families of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and may be of particular interest to students pursuing coursework in developmental psychology.
Families & Employers:
If you would like to submit a request for a position to be posted here, please reach out to us at psycepa@sfu.ca with the position details.
Postings List
DATE POSTED
NOVEMBER 3, 2026
Seeking a fun and engaging BI to work with a 3yo boy.
Location: Surrey (East Clayton)
Sessions (3x per week):
- Monday (9:30-11:00am)
- Wednesday (9:30-11:00am)
- Thursdays (9:30-11:00am)
Goals: emotional regulation, communication, play/social skills, potty training (future), community outings (future)
Pay rate: $25-35, based on experience
BC: Andrea Golamco (supervised by Lindsay Kirk, BCBA)
If interested, please send resume to avgolamco@gmail.com
DATE POSTED
NOVEMBER 3, 2026
Job Posting: Behaviour Interventionist (BI) 鈥� Burnaby, BC
Part-Time | $25鈥�$30/hour | No Experience Required | Professional Training Provided
We are seeking a caring, enthusiastic, reliable, and motivated Behaviour Interventionist (BI) to work one-on-one with an 11-year-old autistic girl in Burnaby, BC.
We welcome students, recent graduates, and individuals who genuinely enjoy working with children and are eager to learn. Previous BI experience is not required.
Schedule and Compensation
- Minimum 2 sessions per week
- Minimum 2 hours per session (4 hours weekly)
- Flexible after-school schedule, starting at 2:00 p.m. or later
- Compensation: CAD $25鈥�$30/hour, depending on experience
- Long-term commitment preferred
Professional Training and Supervision
A Behaviour Therapist/Specialist is already involved and will provide training, guidance, and instructions for all assigned activities and intervention goals.
The successful candidate will not be expected to develop intervention programs independently. The Behaviour Therapist will provide the necessary training and support for implementing each assignment.
- No previous BI experience required
- Professional training and guidance provided
- Behaviour Therapist's office located in Burnaby
- Training and meetings available in person or online
- Program reviews conducted monthly or as required
Program Goals
The individualized program will focus on academic and autism-related developmental goals, including:
- Academic learning and homework support
- Social communication and friendship skills
- Emotional regulation and confidence building
- Independence and everyday living skills
- Executive functioning and organizational skills
- Other individualized goals established by the Behaviour Therapist
Ideal Candidate
We are looking for someone who:
- Genuinely enjoys working with children
- Is patient, positive, enthusiastic, and encouraging
- Is eager to learn and follow professional guidance
- Enjoys making learning engaging and enjoyable
- Is dependable and committed to consistent sessions
- Is interested in developing a supportive, long-term working relationship
Students in Psychology, Education, Child and Youth Care, or related fields are encouraged to apply, although no specific academic background is required.
Requirements
- Fluent English communication
- Reliable attendance and communication
- References
- Satisfactory criminal record check appropriate for working with children
- Willingness to participate in training and follow the Behaviour Therapist's guidance
Location: Burnaby, BC 鈥� In-person sessions with the child. Professional training and meetings may be conducted in person or online.
How to Apply
Interested applicants are invited to email a brief introduction, their relevant experience or interest in working with children, availability, and r茅sum茅 (if available).
Email: anam.bolanosl@gmail.com
DATE POSTED
OCTOBER 7, 2026
Community Support Worker 鈥� Adult with Autism
Vancouver, BC | Weekends | 10-12 hours/week | Starting at $20/hour
We are a Vancouver family seeking a reliable and personable Community Support Worker to provide approximately 12 hours of support each weekend to a 33-year-old autistic adult. He is friendly, non-aggressive and largely independent in everyday living, but is not currently able to go out in the community independently.
The Role
This is a one-to-one community-based support role focused on social engagement, recreation, physical activity and developing greater independence in the community. We are looking for someone who can develop a genuine rapport with him while helping build his confidence and practical skills outside the home. Activities may include sightseeing and cultural activities, walking and other physical activities, using public transit, wayfinding and learning to navigate different community settings.
Who Would Be a Good Fit?
This position would be particularly suitable for a Psychology, Applied Behaviour Analysis, Education or related student interested in gaining practical one-to-one experience supporting an adult with autism. Previous professional experience with autism or support work is helpful but not essential. We place greater importance on maturity, reliability, patience, good judgment and the ability to develop a genuine rapport.The position is funded through Community Living BC (CLBC), and applicants must be able to pass the required criminal record check.
Applying
Please provide a brief introduction describing your area of study, any relevant experience, your interests and why this position appeals to you. Shortlisted applicants will have an opportunity to meet both the family and the individual being supported to determine whether there is a good mutual fit.
Email Andrew Xu: diguaniu@gmail.com
DATE POSTED
OCTOBER 7, 2026
Vancouver West - Oak & 64th
Position: Cantonese Speaking Behaviour Interventionist & Highschool tutor. Sessions will alternate each week between working with a pair of twin teen boys. Program areas currently include familiarizing them with conversational Cantonese, discussing and practising friendship and conversation skills, and supporting the boys with their Gr.11 homework.
Requirements: Looking for a Cantonese speaking BI for 1 x 2 hr session a week on Mondays at 3:30PM.
Wage: Pay is $20/hr.
Behaviour Consultant: Cherry Cheng
Please send your resume to cherrychengbcba@gmail.com.
DATE POSTED
OCTOBER 2, 2026
Position title: Mentor / Community Support Worker
Location: Burnaby
Training/Wage: $23 per hour (plus Mileage & Expenses)
Description: Do you like teaching, staying active, learning and helping others? Do you need real life experience to put on your resume? Don't have experience? We're used to working around student's schedules. Your responsibilities are to mentor your client while out in the community doing various community based activities. Training is provided.
Testimonials from others who have worked for us:
"An absolute joy to work for, flexible, approachable and always with everyone's best interests at heart" ~ NP
"Fun, flexible, fantastic environment to work in! Your ideas, thoughts, and feelings are heard and valued here. Collaborative teamwork, leadership development, and creative thinking are some of the many skills I have gained in my years here. If teaching, mentoring, or making a positive contribution is something you鈥檙e interested in, please come join our wonderful team!" ~ RL
"Ever wanted an employer who actually respected honesty even when it isn't convenient? Come join our team!" ~ CP
Hours: Two days a week with each session ranging from 4 to 6 hours based on your availability.
HOW TO APPLY: Email your resume and intro to find out how you can be a mentor to a youngster in the community and see if there's a spot that's right for you! Email your resume to hiring4specialneeds@gmail.com
DATE POSTED
SEPTEMBER 14, 2026
Location: Coquitlam (Burke Mountain) - Posting on behalf of the family
Session times: Fridays and Saturdays. Must also be available for team meetings every 6 weeks usually on Mondays from 10-12.
Looking for a patient and dedicated BI to support a chatty and fun 13 year old girl.
The BI would be supporting the student with academics, social and emotional skills, life skills, communication skills, self-advocacy and self-care. Experience or educational background in psychology or education is an asset but not mandatory. Looking for someone who is a quick learner and able to multitask as the students program is quite comprehensive (currently being homeschooled). All training and ongoing supervision will be provided.
This position may be especially beneficial for students studying psychology, education, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, or a related field.
It offers hands-on experience supporting individuals, developing communication and behavioral skills, collaborating with families and professionals, and applying practical strategies that can inform future academic and career goals.
Supervising BCBAs: Jade Coubarakis and Ana Barrios
Email resume at anarosab11@gmail.com with expected availability and rate.