At present one RTO in Australia is registered with the ICPKP to offer the ICPKP Units as the kinesiology component of HLT42812 Certificate IV in Kinesiology and the two year Diploma of Kinesiology HLT52415.
The ICPKP is not a training institute and does not directly enrol students or teach classes. Rather, ICPKP provides teaching materials and assessment tools that can be used as components to meet the kinesiology requirements for national certificates and diplomas.
In July 2010, ICPKP replaced our old (1998) four year Diploma course with the following seven certificates and diplomas:
- International Certificate in Self-Care Read more
- International Certificate in Kinesiology 4 Wellness Read more
- International Certificate in Basic Kinesiology Principles Read more
- International Certificate in Professional Kinesiology Practice Read More
- International Diploma of Professional Kinesiology Practice Read More
- International Advanced Diploma of Professional Kinesiology Practice Read More
- International Graduate Diploma of Kinesiopractic® Read More
KSA uses kinesiology units from our Certificate course in year one and some units from our Diploma in year two of the the Diploma HLT52415.
Section 10 of Private Health Insurance (Accreditation) Rules 2008 pursuant to the PHI Act 2007 means all health care providers in Australia must be members of professional organisations that represent that health care modality to receive the provider recognition with health funds. AIK - Australian Institute of Kinesiologists has Provider Recognition with 17 Health Funds (see www.kinesiology.asn.au). The previous minimum qualification for Provider Recognition, HLT51507 Diploma of Kinesiology, is replaced by the Diploma of Kinesiology HLT52415.
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