Courses

Have you already completed some kinesiology training?

The Kinesiology Academy bases its training on the Touch for Health Synthesis recognised by the International Kinesiology College and the Australian Kinesiology Association.  If you have completed this training and any other peak body recognised kinesiology training, the Academy will recognise this prior learning and formally recognise (RPL) your certificates of proficiency or competency into a nationally recognised qualification.  As the training must comply with industry standards, some conditions apply.  Contact head office or your nearest campus principal for more information.

Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507)

This is a two year full time study that incorporates Certificate IV in Kinesiology.  Two years may be extended to three years (part time study).  After payment of your deposit, interest free payments are calculated over fortnightly or monthly time periods.  There are approximately 60 days of face to face training, as well as student practice and supervised student clinic sessions.  Many of the units of competency may be completed at home.  Please allow for the ten day cooling off period required before enrolment can be finalised.  

A special upgrade package for experienced kinesiologists is now available. If you are recognised by the AKA Practitioner Registration Board and have had at least two years clinical experience, this may be for you. Contact head office for more information.
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Certificate IV in Kinesiology (HLT42807)

This qualification is the basis of the Diploma of Kinesiology.  After successful completion of units in this qualification package, students may open their kinesiology clinic using the skills and knowledge acquired.  Study follows the same format as the diploma (attendance on campus and home study), as well as practice sessions and supervised student clinic.  Clients of practitioners with this qualification have limited access to health fund rebates.
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Kinesiology Classes

The following classes are available to anyone who wishes to learn kinesiology.  They also form part of the content of the formal kinesiology qualifications.  Entry level courses assume participants have no prior knowledge of kinesiology.  Short courses teach participants basic kinesiology principals.  Other courses may have prerequisites.  All courses listed below are accredited with the Australian Kinesiology Association Course Accreditation Board.  Check with the campus principal for fees and dates.
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