The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology

The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology (TASK) offer three fully accredited training courses in Kinesiology that cater for beginners and also for current healthcare professionals.

What is it like to be a student at TASK?

When you join our Academy you become part of a lively and stimulating community of students who come from all backgrounds and ages. The teaching is in person and interactive with theoretical and practical learnings. You will thrive not only from the teaching, treatments and interactions you may also enjoy the exchange of knowledge and friendship that gets created out of the participation with the other students. Our teaching team is always there to support your learning process in every way.

TASK’s learning experience is unique

The Foundation course is for everyone, for complete beginners or for people already in the healthcare industry who would like to add muscle testing and Kinesiology to their practice. With the Foundation course under your belt, you are then able to progress to the Practitioner course to become a fully qualified ‘Kinesiologist’ and then on to the Diploma to further your studies if you wish.

Every class we run will ONLY have students learning and training at the same level as yourself. We do not mix classes of students who are at different stages of their Kinesiology training and all our courses cater for the different ways students learn and absorb information.

Throughout your training you will not only learn Kinesiology, we want you to feel safe, respected and looked after.

Our home is London

We are mostly based in Central London although we also support our accredited tutors with Foundation courses elsewhere in the country if you are unable to travel to London.

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All TASK courses are fully accredited by The Federation Of Holistic Therapists. The FHT are the largest and longest running professional association for complementary health and are backed by the Professional Standards Authority Of Health and Social Care (PSA) which is accountable to U.K. parliament.