<p>This course designed specifically for students registered on UK undergraduate Physiotherapist courses and <span class="caps">HPC</span> registered qualified Physiotherapists currently resident in the UK</p> <p>1. <a href="http://www.sportsphysioacademy.com/collections/astb-courses/products/massage-diploma-module-1">Foundation Skills in Massage &amp; Soft Tissue £250 Manipulation</a> <br /> 2. <a href="http://www.sportsphysioacademy.com/collections/frontpage/products/astb-module-2-diploma-in-therapeutic-massage">Bridge to Practice</a> £250</p> <p><strong>Module 3</strong> cost £650<br /> Two days to enable participant undergraduate and graduate Physiotherapists to fully engage in the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> material in preparation for the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> exams <br /> Two days of the Active IQ theory and practical exams</p> <p>The Active IQ Certificate in Sports Massage is a nationally recognised qualification</p> <p>The Sports Massage Association(<span class="caps">SMA</span>) recognise this qualification, and graduates can join at level 3. <br /> The qualification enables full membership of the Federation of Holistic Therapists and <span class="caps">BCMA</span></p> <p>Successful completion of all 6 <span class="caps">AIQ</span> unit exams ( pass mark on each exam, 70% ) leads to a nationally recognised qualification in sports massage. Undergraduate Physiotherapists successfully completing all unit exams, and gaining certification, can work as a sports massage practitioner, while they continue with their studies. This training is a foundation for all undergraduates and recent graduate Physiotherapists planning to work in <span class="caps">MSK</span> or with sports teams</p> <p>Module 3 assists the Physio to review and revise the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> course units and trains profiling, injuries, exercise prescription. Classroom style lectures, mock exams, experiential &amp; practical fun training. <br /> Home study and practice is required between the preperation weekend and the exams weekend. <br /> Participants are assisted to fully engage in the material to prepare for the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> exam weekend.</p> <p>Entry Requirement<br /> Undergraduate Physiotherapist from year 2, or qualified <span class="caps">HPC</span> registered Physiotherapists who have completed Academy of Sports Therapy &amp; Bodywork&#8217;s Foundation Skills, and Bridge to Practice courses<br /> Evidence must be produced to show that applicants have completed a minimum log of 25 hours practice with a variety of clients, prior to attending module 3.</p> <p>A first aid certificate is recommended for independent practice.</p> <p>What happens on The 2 <span class="caps">DAYS</span> of <span class="caps">EXAMS</span> <br /> Exams are ideally taken 6 weeks after module 3 to enable participants on the course to revise, practice with mock papers, complete 6 case studies and log 35 hours additional sport specific massage practice hours</p> <p>The exams for all 6 units of the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> certification must be successfully completed for participants to achieve the <span class="caps">AIQ</span> certificate.There is a 70% pass mark for each unit exams.</p> <ul> <li>Unit 1:Clinical Issues in Sports Massage</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 1 : Short answer worksheet on clinical issues</p> <ul> <li>Unit 2: Further Anatomy and Physiology for Sports Massage</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 2: Multiple choice paper on neuroendocrine, lymphatics, and integumentary system</p> <p>o Exam 3: 40 question, short answer theory paper on anatomy and joints</p> <ul> <li>Unit 3: Sports Massage Techniques</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 4: Practical: Assessment of massage techniques</p> <p>o Exam 4: Practical: Assessment of musculoskeletal knowledge</p> <ul> <li>Unit 4: Assessment of the Client for Sports Massage</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 5: Case study: Assessment of Completion of Client Record Card, Massage &amp; Advice</p> <p>o Exam 4: Practical : Assessment of client</p> <ul> <li>Unit 5: Soft Tissue Injury and Repair</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 5: Internal 40 question short answer theory paper on soft tissue injuries &amp; repair</p> <ul> <li>Unit 6: Post Care Advice following Sports Massage</li> </ul> <p>o Exam 6: Internal worksheet on post care and advice</p> <p>o Exam 4: Practical : Assessment of post care advice</p> <p>Note on Exam 4 : This is a practical assessment, completed through observation of your performance during a 60 minute exam, which comprises a simulated first consultation with a client, sports massage treatment, and post care advice. The exam includes oral questioning on musculoskeletal knowledge, massage techniques, and post care advice</p> <p>Exam Fees &amp; Retakes:<br /> In the unlikely event that an individual fails an exam, and needs to retake, a resit fee will be charged.</p> <p>Please read our terms and conditions regarding course cancellations, fee refunds, payments and transfers.</p> <p>Wherever possible we endeavour to enable individuals who are not able to complete a course due to accident or injury, the possibility to complete a course at a later date. However, where this involves additional cost, then these costs will be passed to the individual.</p> <p>Deposits and course fees are generally non refundable, and all refunds on course fees are at the discretion of the Course Principal.<br /> Fees for places on two or one day courses cancelled less than 15 working days prior to course date will not be refunded.</p> <p>Fees for places on courses over two days:<br /> Cancellations 84 days or more before course start date, full refund of course fees. <br /> Where a deposit has been paid that includes a course, which the student has already completed, then the full fee of the completed course will be deducted from the deposit.<br /> Cancellations less than 83 days, and more than 56 days prior to course, no refund of deposit.<br /> Cancellations less than 55 days and more than 30 days, before course start date no refund of deposit and 50% of balance of total course fees payable due<br /> Cancellations 29 days or less before the course, full fees due.<br /> Course places are not usually transferable</p> 2008-08-13T16:32:32+01:00 aiq-sports-certification-for-experienced-physios 2871742 ASTB Courses 2009-01-30T13:54:23+00:00 2009-12-14T22:58:08+00:00 Active IQ massage, physios This course designed specifically for students registered on UK undergraduate Physiotherapist courses and HPC registered qualified Physiotherapists currently resident in the UK 1. "Foundation Skills in Massage & Soft Tissue £250 Manipulation":http://www.sportsphysioacademy.com/collections/astb-courses/products/massage-diploma-module-1 2. "Bridge to Practice":http://www.sportsphysioacademy.com/collections/frontpage/products/astb-module-2-diploma-in-therapeutic-massage £250 *Module 3* cost £650 Two days to enable participant undergraduate and graduate Physiotherapists to fully engage in the AIQ material in preparation for the AIQ exams Two days of the Active IQ theory and practical exams The Active IQ Certificate in Sports Massage is a nationally recognised qualification The Sports Massage Association(SMA) recognise this qualification, and graduates can join at level 3. The qualification enables full membership of the Federation of Holistic Therapists and BCMA Successful completion of all 6 AIQ unit exams ( pass mark on each exam, 70% ) leads to a nationally recognised qualification in sports massage. Undergraduate Physiotherapists successfully completing all unit exams, and gaining certification, can work as a sports massage practitioner, while they continue with their studies. This training is a foundation for all undergraduates and recent graduate Physiotherapists planning to work in MSK or with sports teams Module 3 assists the Physio to review and revise the AIQ course units and trains profiling, injuries, exercise prescription. Classroom style lectures, mock exams, experiential & practical fun training. Home study and practice is required between the preperation weekend and the exams weekend. Participants are assisted to fully engage in the material to prepare for the AIQ exam weekend. Entry Requirement Undergraduate Physiotherapist from year 2, or qualified HPC registered Physiotherapists who have completed Academy of Sports Therapy & Bodywork's Foundation Skills, and Bridge to Practice courses Evidence must be produced to show that applicants have completed a minimum log of 25 hours practice with a variety of clients, prior to attending module 3. A first aid certificate is recommended for independent practice. What happens on The 2 DAYS of EXAMS Exams are ideally taken 6 weeks after module 3 to enable participants on the course to revise, practice with mock papers, complete 6 case studies and log 35 hours additional sport specific massage practice hours The exams for all 6 units of the AIQ certification must be successfully completed for participants to achieve the AIQ certificate.There is a 70% pass mark for each unit exams. * Unit 1:Clinical Issues in Sports Massage o Exam 1 : Short answer worksheet on clinical issues * Unit 2: Further Anatomy and Physiology for Sports Massage o Exam 2: Multiple choice paper on neuroendocrine, lymphatics, and integumentary system o Exam 3: 40 question, short answer theory paper on anatomy and joints * Unit 3: Sports Massage Techniques o Exam 4: Practical: Assessment of massage techniques o Exam 4: Practical: Assessment of musculoskeletal knowledge * Unit 4: Assessment of the Client for Sports Massage o Exam 5: Case study: Assessment of Completion of Client Record Card, Massage & Advice o Exam 4: Practical : Assessment of client * Unit 5: Soft Tissue Injury and Repair o Exam 5: Internal 40 question short answer theory paper on soft tissue injuries & repair * Unit 6: Post Care Advice following Sports Massage o Exam 6: Internal worksheet on post care and advice o Exam 4: Practical : Assessment of post care advice Note on Exam 4 : This is a practical assessment, completed through observation of your performance during a 60 minute exam, which comprises a simulated first consultation with a client, sports massage treatment, and post care advice. The exam includes oral questioning on musculoskeletal knowledge, massage techniques, and post care advice Exam Fees & Retakes: In the unlikely event that an individual fails an exam, and needs to retake, a resit fee will be charged. Please read our terms and conditions regarding course cancellations, fee refunds, payments and transfers. Wherever possible we endeavour to enable individuals who are not able to complete a course due to accident or injury, the possibility to complete a course at a later date. However, where this involves additional cost, then these costs will be passed to the individual. Deposits and course fees are generally non refundable, and all refunds on course fees are at the discretion of the Course Principal. Fees for places on two or one day courses cancelled less than 15 working days prior to course date will not be refunded. Fees for places on courses over two days: Cancellations 84 days or more before course start date, full refund of course fees. Where a deposit has been paid that includes a course, which the student has already completed, then the full fee of the completed course will be deducted from the deposit. Cancellations less than 83 days, and more than 56 days prior to course, no refund of deposit. Cancellations less than 55 days and more than 30 days, before course start date no refund of deposit and 50% of balance of total course fees payable due Cancellations 29 days or less before the course, full fees due. Course places are not usually transferable 2008-08-13T16:32:32+01:00 manual 0 6513352 shopify deny 1 The AIQ preparation two days and exams will run in 2010 1 0.00 2871742 true true 2009-11-29T10:42:55+00:00 2008-08-13T16:32:32+01:00 7483172 1 2871742 2009-03-03T14:06:45+00:00 http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0005/5941/products/Physio_Buddy_Reading_HM_2007_095.jpg?1263677244 2008-08-13T16:32:32+01:00 7483212 2 2871742 2009-03-03T14:06:45+00:00 http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0005/5941/products/activeiq-small3.gif?1263677244 Title