About the Australian Kinesiology Association Inc.

As a national Kinesiology body, the AKA represents the professional interests of Kinesiology practitioners and instructors, as well as the personal interests of students and the public.

All AKA members must abide by the AKA Constitution and By-Laws, Code of Practice, Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics.  

Management Committee

The AKA structure includes an elected Management Committee responsible for the overall management of the association. The Management Committee positions are: President,  Secretary,  Treasurer,  Ordinary Board Members.

Office Administration:

The AKA has a dedicated office that handles all matters of administration. The Office Manager and Office Staff deal with with correspondence, phone calls, finance and memberships.

The Association also has various subcommittees working on specific tasks:

Australian Kinesiology Course Accreditation Board (CAB)
Accredit Kinesiology courses to ensure that they meet the standards required for practitioner registration.

Complaints Committee
Oversees all formal complaints received by the office.

Evidence Based Research Group 
Develop and implement research guidelines for the industry, thereby building a solid foundation of evidence that is readily available for public and government perusal. 

Subject Matter Expert Group (SMEG)
Industry professionals who liaise with government and other bodies regarding qualifications for nationally accredited training packages delivered by Registered Training Organisations (RTO's). 

The Australian Kinesiology Association Inc. also publishes a National, quarterly magazine, In Touch, and holds an annual Kinesiology Conference.