Certificate IV of Kineisology

The Certificate IV is recognised as the minimum level of qualification that allows an individual to work independently in the workplace.  As well as providing specialised kinesiology knowledge and skills, it also teaches clinical workplace skills, which are necessary for working in or running a practice.  Furthermore, the Certificate IV will give the practitioner a Level 1 qualification with the Australian Kinesiology Association (AKA). 

As you can see, the specialised kinesiology courses are drawn from a range of areas to ensure students receive a diverse, holistic training.  The course begins with a Touch for Health starting each semester, at which time the student can purchase the two workbooks and begin the home study component of Kinesiology History and Theory.  At any time the student can begin the Client Services and Administer a Practice, which are external subjects.  The Certificate IV requires students to have a current Senior First Aid Certificate.  A minimum of 50 hours of Anatomy and Physiology is also required.  This subject must be completed prior to Structural Fundamentals.