Kinesiology College of Canada restricts its class size to ensure adequate personal oversight, follow up supervision and interaction with other class members.
Classes include the teaching of the theoretical and practical knowledge to the whole group, individual and pair supervision and small group interaction. During the practical aspects of the class, students work in pairs and groups to share knowledge and experiences with fellow classmates. These supervised sessions not only impart practical skills and experience but also enable students to grasp the application of the techniques.

Becoming a registered Kinesiology Practitioner involves more than just learning facts and information and being able to regurgitate them for an examiner. It is also about being able to use techniques and skills and the application of information; these too are assessed. However, the manner of conduct, the attitudes and feelings perhaps the most defining quality of a kinesiologist and these too are taught and continuously assessed through student self-awareness, comments, thoughts, considerations and input from faculty and fellow classmates.

Course fees include your individualized course notes and student assessment manual, tuition, practical and written assessments.
Course fees are due no later than 1 month before class scheduled dates.
Fees do not include resource books or the Practitioner Database manual or other equipment such as massage tables, flower essences, food testing kits, etc.

Students who have taken TFH are eligible to join BKP at 105 however a 16 hour review class is highly recommended to update some of the BKP techniques not taught in the TFH Synthesis, such as Self-Testing, Neuro-Emotional points, Five-Element emotions, PKP protocol, etc. deal.