Completing the Certificate IV in Kinesiology is undertaken by Students by taking a final assessment at the college and a web-based 50 question multiple-choice assessment. Results will be received immediately. A nationally recognised Certificate IV in Kinesiology will be awarded to students who successfully complete BKP101-110, Anatomy & Physiology and First Aid, Clinical Safety and Business Administration. 

WHAT’S NEXT:

The Certificate is the first step to a rewarding, successful career in Kinesiology. Graduates are eligible to register with the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists and the Australian Kinesiology Association and set up practice. Both the Diploma and the Post Graduate PKP units are available for those who wish to continue and become not just a good Kinesiologist but a highly sought after, knowledgeable health care practitioner.

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This Program builds on the effective skills and knowledge learnt in Certificate IV In Kinesiology. Extending students’ abilities to a high professional standard is the aim of this program, which teaches unique advanced techniques and skills. As Kinesiology Schools Australia is a high quality, leading Kinesiology educator, our Diploma program consists of 20 advanced units providing extensive knowledge and comprehensively covers a variety of important issues.

Starting with the unit EMS201, students learn effective ‘counselling’ and emotional trauma ‘defusion’ techniques, followed by units on energy imbalances with core muscles, and other muscles affected by pain, lack of flexibility or strength, and the jaw. Other units help with allergies and sensitivities to foods, substances and environmental issues that have become an increasing problem and is affecting more people every year.

Students also get to learn how to effectively apply Kinesiology techniques with vibrational energies such as flower essences, homeopathy, and other tools with the body’s subtle energy fields. There are also a number of units covering deeper emotional aspects of wellbeing. These units are accredited by the Australian Nationally Recognised Training Authority and the industry representative body, the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists, and entitles graduates to register as professional members. Many Health Funds now require a Diploma in Kinesiology as a standard qualification for Practitioners to be rebatable. Graduates at this level are qualified.