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How is the course run?Try our Foundation Kinesiology course! This will help you to decide whether kinesiology is for you. Even if the course is not for you, there is much that you can use to help improve your own health and that of your family and friends. This Foundation Kinesiology course is recognised by the Kinesiology Federation as part of the necessary training for all kinesiologists.Anatomy and Physiology can be studied at any point as the bulk of the course is homestudy. For details of our Anatomy & Physiology Homestudy pack please click here Anatomy & Physiology Homestudy and Tutored Course How long will it take me to train as a kinesiologist and naturopath? The Classical Kinesiology Diploma course spans a period of two to three years of part-time study to attain Diploma status (including the CKI Foundation Course). It is a `roll on, roll off` course which means that the course can be taken over a longer period of time, eg. 4 years, or shorter - depending on the course schedule. The minimum time that the whole course could be achieved in would be approximately 20 months, but we would only recommend this if students was able to put sufficient time aside to fulfill all the practise and homestudy assignments. Which modules do I have to complete? Foundation Kinesiology Foundation Syllabus Once you have completed the Foundation Course you can then continue onto the Classical Kinesiology Diploma Course in Kinesiology and Naturopathy Module 1 Module 1a - Anatomy and Physiology Homestudy Course (can be applied for at any time) Module 1b - Applying Physiology In Your Practice Module 2 Nutrition and Naturopathy for Healthcare Practitioners Module 3 Counselling Skills and Ethics Module 4 Phytobiophysics Module 5 Kinesiology Practitioner Module Kinesiology Practitioner Syllabus Module 6 Growing Your Business (Practice Management) Module 7 Making the Most of Test Vials Module 8 Understanding Disease From the Medical Aspect (Clinical Medicine) Module 9 A choice of either: Polarity Reflex Nutritional Analysis or Chakra Vital Force Balance An up to date First Aid certificate is also required The modules may not necessarily be completed in order depending on the time of year you start the course. The Kinesiology Diploma Course is designed to teach the student to a professional standard and requires serious application and dedication. The amount of work that a student will be expected to do is 25 to 30 hours per month for home study, including practical work, plus attending seminars and workshops which will, on average, mean between 2 and 3 days per month (based on a time period of 2 1/2 years), amounting to 54 days tuition and practical training. To obtain Kinesiology Federation Registered practitioner status, the minimum requirement is Foundation Level Kinesiology and Modules1 to 7. Assessments Both practical and written assessments will be given throughout the course and there will be an external examination at the end of the Kinesiology Practitioner Module. A certificate in Classical Kinesiology is issued after successfully completing the following modules: Foundation and Practitioner Kinesiology, Making the Most of Test Vials, Phytobiophysics, Anatomy & Physiology, Nutrition and Naturopathy Part 1, Counselling Skills and Ethics and Growing Your Business Students who have done other professional health care courses may be exempt from parts of the course that they have already covered prior to the start of studies with CKI, subject to proof of satisfactory standards being obtained. See FAQ`s for more details.
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