HLT52415 Diploma of Kinesiology
HTL52415 Diploma of Kinesiology
Our Kinesiology courses combine traditional Kinesiology techniques with the key areas of complementary medicine, including counselling, acupressure, energetic medicine, nutrition and diet, and primitive reflex therapy.
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Our Kinesiology courses combine traditional Kinesiology techniques with the key areas of complementary medicine, including counselling, acupressure, energetic medicine, nutrition and diet, and primitive reflex therapy.
Course summary table
| Next Intake | Study Mode | International Students | Student Loans Available | Free Information Workshop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sydney: 5th Feb, 2019 | Full time |  |
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22nd Jan, 2019 |
| Melbourne: 1st March, 2019 | Full time | |
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9th Feb, 2019 |
| 27th April, 2019 | Blended Learning |  |
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22nd Jan, 2019 |
Why more people choose us for their Kinesiology training:
What is in the Program?
Our Diploma of Kinesiology program covers all aspects of standard kinesiology training plus added depth in the following key areas:
- Acupuncture system – learn about this system in depth from David Corby – the acupuncturist and kinesiologist that brought the wisdom of Chinese Medicine to the world of kinesiology. Learn about the deep flows of the meridians, points for improving many different conditions and unique methods for balancing meridians.
- Energetic medicine – learn to balance the body’s energetic systems including chakras and nadis, and use crystals, sound and essences to help clients
- Brain function and Primitive Reflex therapy – our uniquely effective approach to learning difficulties that has been taught around the world. We combine insights from Chinese and Western Medicine to give you the tools to help people with neurological problems, learning difficulties and behavioural problems. Put together by Ondrej Bursik – considered one of Australia’s top experts in Primitive Reflex therapy having trained and worked in the field for more than 20 years.
- Structural kinesiology – we believe its important to be good at improving posture and pain and put an emphasis on students being able to work effectively on a person’s physical body. Our course includes balances for fascial trains, cranials, jaw, pelvis, neck, and the 7 primary movements.
Flexible Payment Options
We don’t want you to miss out making your dream career a reality due to finance, therefore we have a number of flexible payment options available. We can set up monthly repayments for the duration of your study.
We offer early bird discounts to those who enrol early and further discounts to those who attend our workshops and short courses.
We have partnered up with Study Loans, the first dedicated private student loan provider. Study loans offer highly competitive rates, will lend up to $15000 towards your study and can offer loan terms up to 40 months. Please visit their website or contact us to learn more.
We also offer Certificate and single subject study options for those who can’t financially commit to our Diploma course. Contact us to learn more.
Our Complementary Health Faculty who teach this course
Our courses are led by a team of highly skilled and richly experienced staff. Please click on an image below to read their stories.
See what our graduates say about this course
Watch Emma Sternberg, a CCM graduate and successful practicing Kinesiologist on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, talks about her experience.
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The college really is at the cutting edge area of health. It’s quite frankly an education that is second to none.
I started studying with CCM when I was already working as a Psychotherapist when I realised I needed more than simply ‘Talk Therapy’ to support my clients needs. In my prior training we had not really explored Expressive Therapies or the power role of the Transpersonal but CCM offered the perfect integration of both.
The Transpersonal Counselling Advanced Diploma course has changed my lifestyle, my relationships and my personal and professional goals in life. I now teach Yoga with a different and improved perspective and hold space for my students to incorporate yogic techniques while maintaining a connection to their heart and embracing their own unique rhythm.
When I decided to study Kinesiology, it was important to me that I had the best education possible. I did a lot of research and decided that the College of Complementary Medicine was the only option.
The incredible camaraderie and sense of community encouraged at CCM goes beyond the classroom to faculty management and administration. I haven’t experienced this sense of belonging at any other college and found that it made learning so much more enjoyable and valuable.
Course Information
We have two (2) study options available for our Kinesiology course: Full Time and Blended Learning.
APPLICABLE TO
Domestic and International Students
DURATION
13 months
START DATES & TIMETABLE
Sydney City Campus:
Orientation day: 5th Feb, Class starts: 11th Feb 2019 (domestic students & international students).
Melbourne Campus:
Orientation day: 1st March, Class starts 7th March, 2019 (domestic students & international students).
CLASS TIME
9am-5pm
CLASS SIZE
30
COURSE STRUCTURE
Domestic Students
Two consecutive days face-to-face, per week. Two weeks holidays between semesters.
International Students
Five additional face-to-face days per year.
METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
All assessments that form part of this course are competency-based, with a result of Competent or Not Yet Competent (NYC).
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
Course accreditation, and legislation applying to international students, means all students must attend 80% of scheduled tuition days.
FEES
2018 Fee information – pricing and payment options
CRICOS CODE
094838J
All face to face classes are limited to 30 participants, and as such all applications are processed on a first come, first served basis.
APPLICABLE TO
Domestic students only.
DURATION
1.5 – 2 years
START DATES & TIMETABLES
Sydney City Campus: 27th April, 2019
CLASS TIME
9am-5pm
CLASS SIZE
30
COURSE STRUCTURE
Classes run for a weekend every 5 – 6 weeks face to face and 1 – 2 days a week of online study.
METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
All assessments that form part of this course are competency-based, with a result of Competent or Not Yet Competent (NYC). Types of assessment in this course include; practical observations, assignments, short answer questions, student clinic, case studies and presentations.
FEES
2018 Fee Information-pricing and payment options
CRICOS CODE
094838J
All face to face classes are limited to 30 participants, and as such all applications are processed on a first come, first served basis.
This course is recognised by:
- Australian Institute of Kinesiologists (AIK)
- Australian Kinesiology Association (AKA)
- Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS)
- Integrative Complementary Medicine Association (ICMA)
This qualification is nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
Entry Requirements
Although there are no course-specific entry requirements to study this qualification, CCM does ensure that all students who wish to study with us are also suitable.
To determine suitability and ensure all enrolled students can successfully complete the course, CCM assesses a potential student’s Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills, computer literacy and suitability to the course they wish to enrol in.
LLN
To establish Language Literacy and Numeracy skills, CCM requires students to provide evidence in the form of:
- a Certificate III or higher qualification; or
- an Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) assessment result of Level 3 or above; or
- a Higher School Certificate (HSC), or equivalent, with 50% or more, in both Math and English.
International Students
- For international student’s there is an additional requirement of English proficiency equivalent to IELTS test score of 6.0 or above.
Computer Literacy
As all courses offered by CCM incorporate use of CCM’s online learning platform, whether it be in accessing course materials or submitting course work for assessment, CCM requires all students to have:
- access to a computer for the duration of the course;
- access to the internet as required; and
- computer literacy skills at Level 3 of the ACSF.
Course Suitability
As part of the enrolment process, each student is also interviewed to ascertain their individual interests in undertaking the course, to ensure it is suitable for both their personal and career aspirations. Dependent on the outcome of the discussion, Course Advisors are able to suggest the most appropriate course, location and mode of delivery for the individual student.