Diploma of Kinesiology. In partnership with the International College of Professional

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1 Diploma of Kinesiology In Partnership with ICPKP Australasia RTO: National Training Code: HLT51507 Commencing FEBRUARY 2014 FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER IN 18 MONTHS WITH OUR UNIQUE PERSONALISED LEARNING PROGRAM - LEARN & GROW WITH THE BEST TRAINERS IN THE BUSINESS! Arthur Bablis is the most magnetic, dynamic and inspiring teacher I have ever had. He is simply the leader in his field. He is second to none He is second to none!... In partnership with the International College 0f Professional Kinesiology Practice (Australia) Pty Ltd trading as ICPKP Australasia, a nationally registered training organisation No: and VETAB Accredited, Australasian College of Kinesiology Mastery (ACKM) is proud to offer this nationally accredited Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507). This is a unique training as it offers students the education and training required to become registered Kinesiology Practitioners and the opportunity, if they choose, to become International Kinesiology Instructors as well. You will be able to earn a living in practice as well as teaching workshops in the community or in other colleges. Diploma - Outline Written by Dr Bruce Dewe, honoured alongside Dr George Goodheart & Dr John Thie as one of the founding fathers of kinesiology, the program that ACKM offers is the most diverse and flexible training available in this fascinating field today. A truly holistic & comprehensive program! It is grounded in the fundamentals of Applied Kinesiology & the Basic Kinesiology Program as covered in the International Certificate of Professional Kinesiology Practice from ICPKP through ACKM. The PKP Certification Program developed by ICPKP offers a complete career training path and is the most complete Kinesiology program in the world today. Taught in 20 countries around the world and at 40 accredited colleges, the Diploma offers a high degree of proficiency and competency, and provides a highly sought- after qualification. Within the curriculum it also teaches how to successfully assist clients, utilising highly developed formats of Kinesiology which integrate mainstream subjects such as Nutrition, Practice Management, Communication Skills, Anatomy & Physiology, with advanced cutting edge multi- dimensional human studies. Our training encourages you to earn as you learn. On achieving the International Certificate of Professional Kinesiology Practice from ICPKP plus further studies just in the first year, students are ready to work in the public arena, the beginning of their new career and be registered as a Professional Kinesiologist with the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists - AIK. By the time students complete the Diploma of Kinesiology they may be well on the way to having a profitable Kinesiology business and be recognised as a health provider from Health Funds that cover Kinesiology. The Diploma of Kinesiology specialising in the PKP series builds on the effective skills and knowledge learnt in International Certificate in Kinesiology Basic Kinesiology Principles. Extending students abilities to a high professional standard is the aim of this program, which teaches unique advanced techniques and skills. As ACKM is a high quality, leading Kinesiology provider, our Diploma program consists of an additional 16 Diploma PKP units from ICPKP providing extensive knowledge and comprehensively covers a variety of important issues. Starting with the unit MST201, students learn effective ways of enhancing their kinesiology corrections, 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 IMR s (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 all accredited with the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists - AIK, and entitle graduates to register as professional members. On successful completion of the Full Diploma of Kinesiology through the ACKM, students will receive the following qualifications: 1. Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) from ICPKP Australasia 2. International Diploma in Professional Kinesiology Practice (PKP) from the International College of Professional Kinesiology Practice ICPKP 3. International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice (PKP) from the International College of Professional Kinesiology Practice ICPKP Suite 2, Alexander Street, Crows Nest, ACKMDipV14v2

2 Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline Complete Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) is based on the Essential Skills & Knowledge gained from the following Industry Approved Kinesiology & Health Modules: Delivery Certificate in Touch For Health (IKC) Incorporating: Touch For Health 1 (complementary workshop) Touch For Health 2 Touch For Health 3 Touch For Health 4 Touch For Health Proficiency Touch For Health - Practical Exercises Workbook International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice (ICPKP) Incorporating: BKP Energisers and Self Care RPL BKP Proficient Muscle Testing RPL BKP Introduction to Law of 5 Elements RPL BKP The Body s Superficial Energy Connections RPL (Note: having completed TFH1-4, students will receive recognition of prior learning, an RPL, for BKP and start at BKP 105) HS and within practice tutorials BKP The Law of Elements in Depth BKP Professional Skills, Balancing Protocol with ICPKP Database. BKP Pain Reduction BKP Balancing with Food BKP Adv. Muscle Techniques, Reactivity & Posture BKP Using Client Health Records BKPTest - BKP End of Series Assessment Conducted with an ICPKP assessor RBT Clinical Body Contact & Palpation EMS Mastery of Emotional Stress Release Plus the following required units: A&P1 - Anatomy & Physiology 1 HS & Optional Tutorial CPM - Clinical Practice Management HS CSP - Clinical Safe Practices HS SFA - Senior First Aid OC SSC1 - Supervised Student Clinic With ACKM Student Clinic PKS1-9 Professional Personal Kinesiology Sessions External with an ACKM approved (Note: these sessions will be at student rates and an additional fee) kinesiology mentor. International Diploma in Professional Kinesiology Practice (ICPKP) Incorporating: MST201 - Muscle & Skin Activation PIB203 - Basic Brain Skills ECO201 - Lifestyle & Dietary Modification JAF201 - TMJ & Cranials MST202 - Shoulder, Elbow, Hand Muscle Protocol MST203 - Hip, Leg, Foot Muscle Protocol MST301 - Head, Neck and Trunk Protocol MST302 - Touch, Clothes and Environment ECO202 - Immune Mismatch Responses: Allergies & Sensitivities ECO301 - Adrenal, Geopathic and Life Energy ECO302 - Cleansing & Detoxification EMS301 - Genetic & Meridian Emotional Release EMS302 - Subconscious Self Perception MST303 - Emotional Anatomy & Emotional Intelligence JAF301 - Ligaments and Joints JAF302 - Injury, Strain and Inflexibility A&P2 - Anatomy & Physiology 2: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pathology HS & Opt.Tutorial DNS - Dietary & Nutrition Science HS & Opt.Tutorial PPM - Professional Practice Management HS & Opt.Tutorial PCM - Professional Client Management HS & Opt.Tutorial SCP - Student Clinical Practice or equivalent OC PKS2-9 Professional Personal Kinesiology Sessions OC (External with an ICPKP (Note: these sessions will be at and an additional fee) Aust. approved kinesiologist) HS - Home Study; OC - Off Campus; AO - Assessment Only

3 Course Fees The ACKM fees for the Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) in 2014 are as follows: Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline Option 1: Full Fee - $ (Pay it off with Interest Free Monthly Installments) An initial deposit of $895.oo followed by 16 equal INTEREST FREE monthly installments of $ due on the first of every month until outstanding balance is finalised. You may personalise these payments by increasing your initial deposit and/or adjusting the amount of installments required over the 16 month period of study. Option 2: UP FRONT PAYMENT FEE - $ (SAVE 10% - $ OFF FULL FEE) Payment must be received in full 7 days prior to the commencement of your chosen course. Additional Fees: Supervised Student Clinic & Student Clinical Practice or equivalent & the 18 professional kinesiology sessions required to complete the course are an additional cost to the above course fees. Anatomy & Physiology 1 & 2, plus Dietary & Nutritional Science are home study courses however a tutorial may be provided by ACKM at an additional fee and subject to space availability and minimum numbers of interest. NOTE: It is important to understand that our classes are limited in size and enrolments are accepted on a first- come first- serve basis. You are requested to lodge your enrolment and deposit with us as early as possible to ensure you have a seat reserved in our upcoming intake. On enrolment, a deposit of $ is required to secure class placement. Payments may be made by cheque, credit card, money order, direct debit. All credit card transactions incur an additional 2.5% processing fee. Only a 18 month period is available for the monthly payment option. Assessments & Teaching Methods All courses are assessed through a variety of assessments e.g. practical and written examinations, assignments, class presentations, role plays etc. Individual subject outlines detailing the timing and assessment guidelines will be given out in your first week of classes. All ACKM assessors are industry recognised and registered. For more detailed information please contact the ACKM registrar on or at: info@ackm.edu.au. A range of teaching methods are incorporated for delivery of course content as relevant to the subject. These include a combination of modified lectures utilizing visual aids, workbooks and handouts, class and group discussions, theory and practical exercises, demonstrations role plays and presentations. Supervised Student Clinic Supervised Student Clinic may be available and is conducted through ACKM or an ICPKP Aust. Campus or approved professional clinics. Contact ACKM for details. Note: Clinic can commence once the BKP units have been completed and may continue while completing the remaining ICPKP Diploma units. Total: 50 hours and an additional fee applies. Student Clinical Practice Students will be required to complete 12 case studies with 12 individual clients all of whom would have had a minimum of 3 kinesiology sessions each with the student. Course Recognition The Diploma of Kinesiology is a fully nationally accredited course, code HLT The course is also recognised by the International College of Professional Kinesiology Practice ICPKP. At the completion of this course, along with the International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice (PKP), students will also be eligible to apply for membership as a Professional Member with the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists (AIK). Subsequently students may register with the ATMS (Australian Traditional Medicine Society) in the Kinesiology modality. Once membership has been granted, students are able to promote themselves as Kinesiologists. It is this level that Health Funds, which cover Kinesiology, recognise in order to give health fund rebates back to clients.

4 Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline Have you already completed some kinesiology and/or other training? ACKM and ICPKP Aust. bases its Diploma of Kinesiology training on the Basic Kinesiology Practice (BKP) recognised by the International College of Professional Kinesiology Practice (ICPKP) and both the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists & the Australian Kinesiology Association. If you have completed this training and any other peak body recognised kinesiology training, like the Touch for Health Synthesis by the International Kinesiology College or advanced Profesional Kinesiology studies, for example, ACKM & ICPKP Aust. will recognise this prior learning and formally RPL your certificates of proficiency or competency into a nationally recognised qualification. In addition if you have completed any of the common units of competencies in the Cert IV or Dip of Kinesiology you may qualify for additions RPL s. As the training must comply with industry standards, some conditions apply. Contact ACKM for details. Recognised Competencies covered in the Full Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) Recognised Competencies Delivery BSBCMN204A Work effectively with others Within Kin. Modules & CCS HLTCOM404B Communicate effectively with clients Within Kin. Modules & CCS HLTCOM405B Administer a practice Within Kin Modules & CPM HLTCOM406B Make referrals to other health care professionals Within Kin Modules & PHP HLTCOM408B Use specific health terminology Within Kin. Modules & A&P1 HLTHIR301A Communicate and work effectively in health Within Kin Modules & PHP HLTOHS300A Contribute to OHS processes Within Kin Modules & CSP HLTIN301A Comply with infection control policies Within Kin Modules & CSP HLTAP401A Confirm physical health status Within Kin. Modules & A&P1 HLTFA301B Apply first aid O/C HLTCOM502B Develop professional expertise HS & within PSD HLTCOM503B Manage a practice HS & within CPM CHCORG28A Reflect and improve upon professional practice HS & within PSD HLTHIR506B Implement / monitor compliance with legal and HS & within PPM ethical requirements HLTAP501A Analyse health information HS & within A&P2. HLTSHU509B Maintain personal health and awareness as HS & within PSD a professional responsibility HLTNUT610A Provide basic dietary advice HS & within DNS Specialisation Units Delivery HLTKIN401A Work within a kinesiology framework Within Kin. Modules, PKPA1 & SSC1 HLTKIN402A Plan the kinesiology session Within Kin. Modules, PKPA1 & SSC1 HLTKIN403A Apply the kinesiology assessment framework Within Kin. Modules, PKPA1 & SSC1 HLTKIN404A Perform the kinesiology health assessment Within Kin. Modules, PKPA1 & SSC1 HLTKIN405A Provide kinesiology balances Within Kin. Modules, PKPA1 & SSC1 HLTKIN506A Perform an advanced kinesiology health Within Kin. Modules, PKPA2 & SCP assessment HLTKIN507A Plan an advanced kinesiology session Within Kin. Modules, PKPA2 & SCP HLTKIN508A Apply an advanced kinesiology assessment Within Kin. Modules, PKPA2 & SCP framework HLTKIN509A Monitor and evaluate kinesiology balances Within Kin. Modules, PKPA2 & SCP Elective Units Delivery HLTIR501A Maintain an Effective Health Work Environment HS & within PPM CHCCS6B Assess and deliver services to clients with HS & within PCM complex needs CHCAC3C Introduction to Aged Care HS & within PCM HS - Home Study

5 Kinesiology Module Descriptions Certificate IV in Kinesiology - Outline Certificate in Touch For Health IKC Touch For Health 1 - This introductory course developed by American chiropractor Dr John Thie in the 1970 s, introduces you to the grass roots of kinesiology. Touch for Health has been taught to over 10 million people worldwide, in over 100 countries and translated in some 26 languages. Level I introduces the basics of Touch for Health (TFH) for both lay- people and professionals. You will learn the core techniques of muscle testing for the primary 14 energy meridians based on Chinese Medicine and be able to perform the standard 'fix- as- you- go' techniques for balancing the body's energies. The theory of TFH and the acupuncture meridians are introduced with the western reflex techniques that are used to restore balance for dramatically improving posture, alleviating pain and stress, and for enhancing vitality and mental performance. Prerequisites: None Touch For Health 2 This course follows on from TFH 1 as you will be introduced to additional muscle tests and more detailed kinesiology balancing techniques and theory. The concepts presented in TFH 2 are: Circuit Locating which helps identify the body's priority balancing process; Alarm Points for over- energy detection; the Meridian Wheel and the Chinese Law of Five Elements; Brain Integration with Cross Crawl; testing for possible food sensitivities and for foods or supplements that raise your body s energy. A fascinating course that definitely lays the foundation for all future Kinesiology training. Prerequisites: Touch For Health Level 1 Touch For Health 3 This is the third level of the Touch for Health Synthesis. You will learn another 14 muscle tests, enhancing your knowledge of the human body, along with additional techniques for balancing the body's energy such as the Colour Balance. Techniques for dealing past trauma are introduced along with a deeper understanding of the Five Elements theory. You will be exposed to pulse assessment and testing with pain tapping for chronic pain. The facilitation and inhibition of muscles is studied further and the topic of Reactivity within muscles is presented coupled with the Circuit Retaining Mode technique. Prerequisites: Touch For Health Level 2 Touch For Health 4 This level completes your training in the Touch for Health Synthesis. You will learn to balance all 42 TFH muscles in a standing or prone position and apply the Five Elements to release emotional issues in order to experience a more wholistic approach to healing. You will be introduced to sound balancing, Luo Points, Postural Stress Release and Tibetan Figure Eight Energies. Acupressure Holding Point theory and reactive muscles techniques are reviewed as you learn how to 'put it all together' in this course and become aware of the enormous potential of Kinesiology. Prerequisites: Touch For Health Level 3 TFH Proficiency TFH Proficiency provides the student with the opportunity to get clear on all the material that has been taught in Kinesiology Fundamentals or TFH 1-4. At the end of this review you will be assessed orally, practically and by multiple choice exam. Once you complete this module successfully you can use all the TFH Kinesiology hours towards Practitioner registration with the Australian Institute of Kinesiologists and the Australian Kinesiology Association. TFH proficiency is also the prerequisite to attend the Touch for Health Instructor training workshop to get certified as an instructor and be able to teach TFH 1-4 modules internationally. Prerequisites: Touch For Health Levels 1-4 International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice - ICPKP BKP 101: Basic Self- care Kinesiology skills Introduction to three different kinds of easy to learn self- energiser trigger points and the powerful meridian energiser trace. As well, you will use walking gait reflexes, cross- crawl self integration, vision and hearing energy techniques. Students will learn a simple emotional stress release technique and emotional trigger words as well as enjoy the energising power of a specific goal, and be able to perform a time of day kinesiology energy balance for self care using whole body testing. BKP 102: Proficient manual muscle testing Students completing this unit will be able to use muscle testing accurately, and perform a Kinesiology energy balance on others. They will be able to identify dehydration, ionisation, neurological dis- organisation (switching), central vessel integrity and thymus energy imbalance.

6 BKP 103: Introduction to the Law of 5- Elements This unit develops an elementary understanding of and skill in using basic 5- Element principles for energy balancing. Students completing this unit will be able to demonstrate skill; apply sound, colour, food, emotional and vertebral balancing techniques; utilise circuit locating and challenge; the 5- Element principle to perform an 8- muscle energy balance and select priority balancing procedure. Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline BKP 104: The body s superficial energy connections This unit introduces an understanding of the philosophy, principles and history of Kinesiology; to extend the understanding of meridians and their related organ systems and to develop proficiency in a 14 muscle wheel energy balance. Students will be able to perform a 14 muscle goal balance and utilise the More and Priority modes. BKP 105: The Law of 5- Elements in depth This unit extends the understanding of, and skill in using, the 5- Element principles and emotions for energy balancing. It develops understanding and facility in using alarm points, Luo points, acupressure holding points; to extend the range of meridian energy indicator muscle tests; demonstrate their surface anatomy and recognise the muscles action in sport and exercise. BKP 106: The PKP Database. The PKP finger mode protocol Students who have completed this unit will be able to use effective listening skills to establish client rapport, understand the history and be able to use finger modes; Professional Kinesiology Practitioners' database concept, simplified PKP protocol, and age recession. BKP 107: Using Kinesiology to reduce pain Students completing this unit will be able to pre- and post- evaluate pain levels on a standard scale and use emotional and postural stress release, meridian flow adjustment, muscle energy techniques, cross crawl exercise, figure- 8, marine spiral energy and supplements to reduce pain. BKP 108: Food and body energy balancing This unit develops an understanding of the chain of life, the six stages of nutrition, food combining; the concept of biogenic, biostatic, biocidic substances; students will be able to construct a diet using 5- Element, food family and food rotation principles and develop skill in using C1 and ear accupoint tests. BKP 109: Advanced muscle techniques. Posture and muscle reactivity This unit develops skill and understanding in correcting reactivity in muscles and meridians. In addition it focuses on developing skill in observing postural imbalance; to extend techniques in balancing energy in muscles using finger modes. Hidden muscle failure, Sustained muscle use and muscle Stretch response will also be covered. BKP 110: Using client health records The purpose of this unit is to establish, utilise and update a client health record; communicate in a professional manner and set clear boundaries in a kinesiology practice; establish personal ethical behaviour and respect client s rights in a health care context. RBT 201: Clinical Body Contact & Palpation The purpose of this unit is to develop professionalism, skill and understanding in using Kinesiology techniques related to body contact. Those completing this unit standard are able to: prepare for and establish clinical body contact; maintain clinical body contact; and cease body contact in a kinesiology setting; describe and demonstrate palpatory sense; use palpation to assess the client muscle state; and integrate palpatory findings into the management of the client in a kinesiology clinical practice setting. EMS 201: Mastery of Emotional Stress Release The purpose of this unit is to develop skill and understanding in the use of the frontal/occipital stress release technique including the application of active listening and role play. Those who have completed this unit will be able to use basic frontal/occipital holding, assist the client: to find new resources, apply the video- rewrite method, brainstorm, make up new possibilities, use their senses and intuition, state what they are feeling, want and are willing to do to achieve this, with or without the use of imagery including but not limited to jewels, balloons, grounding rods, picture frames and symbolic encapsulation and the hypothesis of an older, wiser self, to enable the client to defuse stress related to but not limited to challenges to their authority and terminating a relationship within or without the context of active listening or role play.

7 International Diploma in Professional Kinesiology Practice - ICPKP Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline EMS 301: Genetic and Meridian Emotional Release Participants will be able to assist clients to express life events in terms which increase energy; to recognise in themselves behaviours that are similar to those of either parent (or which are a negative reaction to the behaviour of either parent); to be able to choose, to make positive adaptive responses and to effect positive possibilities for future performance. They will use meridian- based affirmations to affect and improve a multitude of personal issues and belief systems. EMS 302: Subconscious Self- Perception Students completing this unit will be able to identify and resolve excesses of supplements, drugs or medications, foreign chemicals, overgrowths, bacteria, viruses, parasites or heavy metals using physiology processes, biochemical pathways and detoxification processes. ECO 201: Lifestyle and Dietary Modification Students learn Kinesiology techniques relating to dietary habits and lifestyle and how to identify nutritional excess and deficiencies - and when clients benefit by adding or deleting nutritional supplements. ECO 202: Immune Mismatch Responses, Allergies and Hypersensitivities Continuing on from where BKP108 left off, students learn various sensitivity techniques to identify and balance stressful foods and substances (allergies and reactions). Today these are becoming an epidemic in our society. Learn how to effectively balance such issues. ECO 201: Adrenal, Geopathic and Life Energy Those completing this unit will be able to recognise body energy depletion, adrenal dysfunction with and/or without activity; geopathic, polarity and electromagnetic field stress, hypothalamic setpoint dysfunction, and use lifestyle change enablement techniques to increase function, vitality and longevity. Eco 302: Cleansing and Detoxification Identify and resolve excesses of supplements, drugs or medications, foreign chemicals, overgrowths, bacteria, viruses, parasites or heavy metals using physiology processes, biochemical pathways and detoxification processes. JAF 201: TMJ and Cranials Headaches and migraines are just two symptoms caused by jaw and cranial problems. Here students reset these imbalances, bringing relief and relaxation. JAF 301: Ligaments and Joints This unit teaches advanced techniques so students can work effectively with ligament and joint injuries affecting so many people. Many people put up with pain simply because they don t know how they can be helped. JAF301 and JAF302 are the answer to many of these problems. JAF 302: Injury, Strain and Inflexibility This unit teaches students about inflexibility and restriction of muscles due to injury, strain and a variety of other causes. PIB 203: Basic Brain Integration Skills Learning difficulties are a topic of ongoing discussion. Professional Kinesiology Practice is a wonderful tool to both adults and children with these problems. This unit teaches techniques related to neurological blind spots caused by fear, pain, self- doubt re. learning difficulties and dyslexia. MST 201: Muscle and Skin Activation Students develop skills and understanding in identifying and correcting meridian energy imbalances related to muscle circuits, skin, scars, blood chemistry, thymus and spleen energy. This variety of techniques covers a number of key areas, a unique part of the program. MST 202: Shoulder, Elbow, Hand Muscle Protocol Students learn testing and correction techniques to release pain, increase the function and performance of shoulders, arms, hands and fingers. Many of us already know people suffering from pain and MST202 and MST203 are important units to effectively resolve these pains. MST 203: Hip, Leg and Foot Muscles Students learn testing and correction techniques to release pain, increase the function and performance of the pelvis (hips), legs, knees and feet.

8 MST 301: Head, Neck and Trunk Protocol The variety of muscles learnt in this unit helps students fine tune areas that most other practitioners wouldn t even know where to start. These are muscles of the face, eyes, throat, tongue upper neck and the small back muscles. Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline MST 302: Touch, Clothes and Environment Establish boundaries of professional touch. Identify the adverse effects of past and/or present situations involving deprivation, unwanted or excessive touch, out of touch with the environment, losing touch, clothes and accessories. MST 303: Emotional Anatomy & Emotional Intelligence Students will learn to identify the specific stress areas and the skills needed to help a client increase their emotional intelligence in life s many varied situations. You will use PKP techniques to help obtain an understanding and acceptance of past emotional responses whilst considering alternative, positive responses and help relieve stress associated with body shape and stance. In addition you will obtain skills to identify and clear the deeply embedded pre- rational amygdala emotions and the subsequent knee- jerk reactions. The College reserves the right to change the course curriculum at any time without prior notice to reflect the changing needs of the profession and to retain leadership in academic standards.

9 2014 Program Schedule - Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT 51507) The following is a table outlining the program schedule for the Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) and its related modules conducted by ACKM in Unless otherwise stated all courses are inclusive of the standard course materials. In some cases, additional resources and texts may be required which is the expense of the student. Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline The ACKM educational year is flexible. Students may commence the home study components & modules of the Diploma of Kinesiology at any time as long as the prerequisite to those components are met. For all the kinesiology components & modules which are completed as face to face tutorials, students wishing to complete the Diploma of Kinesiology must attend the following classes. For students completing their studies full- time or electing to participate in weekly classes, the ACKM educational year is conducted over 2 semesters of 20 weeks each. Note: This applies to weekday classes only. Weekend classes may fall outside of this semester schedule. Semester Mid Year Break Semester February 24 July 18 Mid- semester break April (Week 9) July July July 28 December 17 Mid- semester break October 6-12 (Week 11) Following the following schedule the Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507) will take months (including student clinic) to complete given you also complete the home study components during this time as well. Students may elect one of the following options to complete the Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507). Note: It is important to understand that our classes are limited in size and dependent on minimum enrolments. Enrolments are accepted on a first- come first- serve basis. You are requested to lodge your enrolment and deposit with us as early as possible to ensure you have a seat reserved in our 2014 intake. Option A Day Classes (2014 Semester 1 Intake) SYDNEY CLASSES Full- time Weekly Day classes over 3 semesters (Semesters 1 & plus Semester Total 60 days) (covering all the required face to face kinesiology & health module components) TUESDAYS am to 6.00pm (commencing TUESDAY FEBRUARY 25 th 2014 for all of Semester 1 and then the first 4 Tuesdays of Semester 2, 2014). PLUS WEDNESDAYS am to 6.00pm (commencing WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27 th 2014 for all of Semester 2, 2014 and Semester ). Option B Weekend Classes (2014 Semester 1 Intake) International Certificate in Touch For Health Profficiency Plus International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice Full- time Weekend classes throughout the 2014 year. (Sydney venue is at ACKM in Crows Nest) 13 weekends (as listed below) on SATURDAY & SUNDAY am to 6.00pm (unless otherwise advertised) No Prerequisite other than the previous kinesiology module listed. Touch for Health Level 1 March 1-2, 2014 Touch for Health Level 2 April 5-6, 2014 Touch for Health Level 3 May 3-4, 2014 Touch for Health Level 4 June 14-15, 2014 Touch for Health Level Proficiency July 12, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice 105 July 13, 19, Basic Kinesiology Practice 106 August 2-3, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice 107 August 16-17, 2014 Clinical Body Contact & Palpation - RBT 201 August 23-24, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice 108 September 20-21, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice 109 October 18-19, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice 110 October 25-26, 2014 Basic Kinesiology Practice Written Exam November 8, 2014 (9.00am 12.00pm) SYDNEY CLASSES Mastery of Emotional Stress Release - EMS 201 November 8-9, 2014 (starts at 1.00pm December 13) PLUS..

10 Diploma of Kinesiology - Outline Option B Weekend Classes (2014 Semester 1 Intake) International Diploma in Professional Kinesiology Practice Full- time Weekend classes throughout 2014 plus the first 6 months of 2015 (Sydney venue is at ACKM in Crows Nest) 13 weekends (as listed below) on SATURDAY & SUNDAY am to 6.00pm (unless otherwise advertised) Note: Some weekends are 3 day weekends and include FRIDAY as classes as well. MST 201 November 22-23, 2014 PIB 203 December 13-14, 2014 ECO 201 January 17-18, 2015 ECO 202 January 31 February 1, 2015 MST 202 plus JAF 201 February 13,14,15, 2015 EMS 301 February 28 March 1, 2015 EMS 302 March 14-15, 2015 MST203 plus MST 301 March 27,28,29, 2015 ECO 301 April 18-19, 2015 ECO 302 May 2-3, 2015 MST 302 plus JAF 301 May 15, 16, 17, 2015 JAF 302 May 30-31, 2015 MST 303 June 13-14, 2015 Written Exam FREE Kinesiology Practice Sessions & for all options June 27, 2015 (9.00am pm) SYDNEY CLASSES SYDNEY CLASSES During the two semesters of the educational year, ACKM provides additional FREE kinesiology practice tutorials for ALL students enrolled at the college. Although not compulsory these practice sessions are highly recommended to provide you with the hands on experience assisting you to achieve competency. Practice sessions are on: THURSDAYS 10.00am to 6.00pm (commencing Thursday February 27, Note: Weeknights may also be available based on interest)* *(subject to interest and supervisor availability)