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2014

International Student Prospectus

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2 | 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROSPECTUS WELCOME | 3

WELC MESince its foundation nearly 40 years ago, the Australian Institute of Applied Sciences (AIAS) has focused on providing practical courses in health and well-being for students so that they can gain the qualifications needed to start working as soon as possible.

Whether your interest is at a Certificate level or in an Advanced Diploma qualification, the AIAS understands that flexibility is an important consideration for students in choosing their education provider. Today we are proud of being able to offer our students the availability of multiple start dates as well as two campus locations in Brisbane and Melbourne.. Our courses are centred on providing close engagement with a range of dedicated and industry-experienced lecturers as well as hands-on experience in fully-equipped, purpose-built student clinics.

The Australian Institute of Applied Sciences is a part of Study Group, a worldwide specialist education company recognised internationally for its delivery of quality education.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Australian Institute of Applied Sciences.

Florian Staerk Head of College Australian Institute of Applied Sciences

03 Welcome04 About the AIAS06 8 Reasons to study at the AIAS08 Campus Learning09 Where will I live?

10 The Faculty of Beauty11 Certificate II in Nail Technology11 Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care11 Diploma of Beauty Therapy

12 The Faculty of Hairdressing13 Certificate III in Hairdressing

14 The Faculty of Massage15 Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice15 Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies 16 Diploma of Remedial Massage 17 Diploma of Reflexology 17 Diploma of Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage (An Mo Tui Na)

18 The Faculty of Natural Medicine19 Certificate IV in Aromatherapy19 Diploma of Aromatherapy20 Advanced Diploma of Western Herbal Medicine 20 Advanced Diploma of Homoeopathy 21 Advanced Diploma of Nutritional Medicine 21 Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy

22 Entry Requirements

Contents

4 | 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROSPECTUS ABOUT AIAS | 5

VisionTo be recognised as a leader of vocational training in the areas of health and well-being by delivering a quality and personalised experience for every student.

Mission• Quality: deliver quality education through

an optimal blend of theory and practice

• Interactive Learning: foster superior interactive learning through staff that are committed, qualified and industry experienced

• Student Experience: enhance the student experience by providing a supportive and inclusive environment that focuses on the individual

• Career Outcomes: students develop the knowledge, skills and attributes that promote success in their chosen career

AccreditationThe AIAS is a trading division of the Registered Training Organisation, Study Group Australia Pty Limited (Provider Code 5806).

The AIAS offers nationally recognised vocational education and training qualifications in the fields of Natural Medicine, Massage Therapy, Beauty, and Hairdressing.

Our regulatory authority is the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), and our courses are endorsed by National Skills Standards Council (NSSC).

Where applicable, our courses are also recognised by relevant professional associations.

Whether you intend to study for interest, or to begin a new career in the health or well-being industries, the AIAS has a course that will suit you. The AIAS provides world-class quality education to students at an affordable, competitive price.The AIAS is known internationally for its high standards, safe practices and professionalism. Our courses are developed through consultation with professional industry associations, and are constantly updated to meet the needs of students and industry.

About the AIAS

We’re about

experience

“The AIAS has enabled me to explore my passion for natural health, and live the life I have always wanted. I live what I love and love what I live!!!!”Jennifer Parker Advanced Diploma of Nutritional Medicine Student

8 REASONS TO STUDY AT AIAS | 7

01Our experience Since 1974 we have been offering training in massage, natural health and personal well-being. It’s no wonder we’re one of Australia’s best recognised providers of courses in these areas. Our long-standing experience means you can benefit from our years of accumulated knowledge.

As a student of the AIAS, you are important to us and we make it our goal to help you achieve yours.

8 Reasons to Study at the AIAS

03We’re here for youWe understand you may have competing demands in your life so our friendly, supportive staff adheres to help you combine learning and living.

04High quality teaching and facilities We expect the best and so should you. At the AIAS we use industry experienced teaching staff and purpose-built campuses with state-of-the-art equipment and premium quality products. We have training salons to help you with practical learning

02Hands-on experience and learningAs part of their studies, the AIAS students gain experience working in the training salons which are open to the public. Students are able to demonstrate their competence during practical hours through the holistic assessment applied as part of the training.

We look after you better than anyone else.

We’re

from other colleges

05Career oriented learning

If achieving your ideal career your ultimate goal, then it is ours as well. Our programs are designed to suit the current industry and we prepare you for the real world.

06Solid industry and employer relationshipsAt the AIAS, we build and maintain our industry relations so that employers recognised the high standard of our graduates.

07Australian education with a mix of cultureAt the AIAS, more than 80% of our students are Australian. We also have a great mix of international students from Europe, Latin America and Asia.

08Instalment plan availableDepending on the length of course that you are interested in, there may be an instalment plan available. Please check with us for more details.

8 | 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROSPECTUS WHERE WILL I LIVE | 9

Brisbane Campus337 Logan Rd, Stones CornerThe purpose-designed campus in Brisbane is located in Stones Corner, only minutes from the CBD and easily accessible by car or public transport. Facilities include a courtyard with adjacent library and computer room, kitchen amenities and internet access (featuring wi-fi network available anywhere on the campus). The Campus is spread over three buildings allowing us to tailor the classrooms and clinic set up to each faculty's needs.

Melbourne CampusLevel 4, 399 Lonsdale Street, MelbourneLocated in the very heart of the city centre, this is the newest AIAS campus. It is close to universities, restaurants, theatres, shopping complexes and quality sporting facilities. This campus provides a great learning environment including, light and airy classrooms, library resources with quiet study areas, wireless internet connection and computer/printing facilities.

Training Salon and ClinicThe campuses have a number of training salons open to the public and are staffed by our trainers. The Brisbane campus has speciality clinics within Beauty, Massage and Natural Medicine, as well as a Hairdressing Salon. The Melbourne campus has a fully-equipped massage room and iridology camera equipment.

The training salons opening hours are embedded into many of the courses available, ensuring students gain hands-on practical experience working with real clients in a real work environment.

CAMPUSLEARNINGThe AIAS has campuses located in both Brisbane and Melbourne. The campuses are housed within modern, student-friendly facilities. All classrooms are spacious and air-conditioned. Teaching equipment is state-of-the-art and the products, used in both the practical sessions and clinics, are of premium quality. At the AIAS, we strive to provide a safe, welcoming, professional and caring environment for our students.

BRISBANE CITY MASSAgE CLINIC

WHERE WILL I

LIVE?

HOMESTAY RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION

HomestayFeeling secure and at ease in your surroundings contributes to the educational success of our students. This is why we will only place our students in carefully selected Australian homes. Chosen for their safety and cleanliness, we match our students with hosts appropriate to their needs.

Your Homestay host will also provide you with breakfast and an evening meal every day.

Homestay is a great opportunity for international students to improve their English and learn about Australian culture – away from the classroom.

Residential AccommodationIf you would like more independence and the chance to socialise with friends from around the world, a residential accommodation option could be for you.

There are a range of room configurations available including single, or shared rooms.

We understand how important it is for our students to live somewhere safe and comfortable whilst they are studying in Australia. For this reason, we are able to assist you to select and book a range of accommodation options.

Whether you would like to live with an Australian family and experience their way of life, or if you’d prefer to lead a more independent lifestyle, we will help find something to suit you.

10 | 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROSPECTUS FACULTY OF BEAUTY | 11

OverviewYour career in beauty begins at the AIAS. Graduates from the Faculty of Beauty Therapy may consider a career as a:• Beauty Therapist• Make-up Artist• Beautican• Nail Technician.

As you progress through the courses on offer you can even develop the skills needed to start your on business.

Our Beauty SalonA vital part of developing skills in beauty services is gaining practical experience.

Our students benefit from access to on-campus training salons where they can use Algologie and Bio Pacific products to develop their skills.

Accreditation and RecognitionAll of our beauty courses are from the SIB10 Beauty Training Package. That means they are nationally recognised qualifications, which have been developed in conjunction with the beauty industry and endorsed by the National Skills Standards Council. Graduates will have the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue a career in beauty.

The AIAS Faculty of Beauty works in close association with Algologie and Bio Pacific suppliers. They offer extensive training opportunities to further develop students' product knowledge and practical skill relevant to the beauty industry.

The Faculty of Beauty

Enrolment2014 Start Dates: 17th February (Brisbane) 26th May 1st September 1st December** Please check with us for availability

Certificate II in Nail Technology SIB20210

Duration: 12 weeks (1 Semester)

Subjects

• Manicure and Pedicare• Gel Nails• Advanced Nail Techniques (Acrylic Nails)• Nail Art• Nail Training Salon• Workplace Sustainability

DescriptionThe Certificate II in Nail Technology covers a wide range of topics from basic nail care through to nail art and advanced nail treatments. This qualification will allow you to operate as a nail technician. You will acquire skills to interact with customers whilst providing manicure and pedicure services. As part of your qualification you will spend time within the AIAS Beauty Clinic which operates to the public, giving you experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysA graduate will potentially have ample job opportunities as there are a large number of salons, nail bars and spas located in major cities around the world.

Nail Technology is an increasingly popular qualification; graduates have the opportunity to gain further industry training whilst working full time in certain places.

Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care SIB20110

Duration: 12 weeks (1 Semester)

Subjects

• Make-Up• Advanced Make-Up• Training Salon - Retail Make-Up• Workplace Sustainability

DescriptionThe Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care includes topics on the importance of communication in the workplace, demonstrating and selling products and performing routine store functions. The make-up component of the course includes subjects on fashion, glamour and photographic make-up.

As part of your qualification you will spend time within the AIAS Beauty Clinic which operates to the public, giving you experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysThis course provides graduates with a solid foundation for a career in beauty, whether in a beauty salon, a specialised salon retail counter or home business. Work opportunities as a freelance make-up artist are available within the entertainment industry and social functions including weddings, anniversaries and other special occassions.

Diploma of Beauty Therapy SIB50110

Duration: 48 weeks (4 Semesters)

Subjects

• Manicure and Pedicare • Skin Biology • Facial Treatments • Waxing/Lash and Brow • Make-Up • Beauty Training Salon 1 • Body Structures • Body Massage • Nutrition Beauty • Beauty Training Salon 2 • Body Treatments • Spa Beauty • Aromatherapy - Beauty • Workplace Sustainability • Spa Clinic • Beauty Training Salon 3 • Cosmetic Chemistry • Advanced Facial Treatments

In addition to the core subjects, students must complete a number of elective subjects. For full details refer to the course page on the website at aias.edu.au.

DescriptionThis is an advanced level course specially designed to prepare students for the beauty industry. Students will learn how to plan and select appropriate equipment, services and techniques, and work autonomously to perform complex technical operations.

As part of your qualification, you will spend time at the AIAS Beauty training salon, which opens to the public, giving you the experience with clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysGraduates can look forward to job opportunities as a trained beauty therapist at salons, spa facilities, own business and also the wider beauty industry.

While this qualification has an employment outcome in its own right, it can also be used as a pathway for learners wishing to continue their studies at undergraduate level at university.

Estelle Grisanti Diploma of Beauty Therapy Graduate Currently Beauty Therapist and Business Co-Owner

“I can’t say enough about all the AIAS lecturers. They are just sensational and patient; they just have the ultimate care factor for each student and want each one to achieve their own goals.”

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OverviewKick-off an exciting career in Hairdressing with a Certificate course. With this qualification, graduates can gain employment as:• Hairdressers• Stylists• Colouristsor related field such as:• Fashion• Theatre• Photography• Media.

Our Hair Training SalonThe AIAS hair training salon operates exactly as a real salon does. Our students utilise the training salons to gain practical experience through working with real clients.

Accreditation and RecognitionAll of our hairdressing courses are from the SIH11 Hairdressing Training Package. That means they are nationally recognised qualifications, developed in conjunction with the hairdressing industry and endorsed by the National Skills Standards Council. You can be sure that when you graduate, you will have the skills and knowledge essential for this exciting industry.To ensure that the AIAS continue to be the first choice for students considering a hairdressing course, the Institute has developed a partnership with NAK, one of the world's leading suppliers of innovative products and techniques.The combination of training provided by AIAS and the use of NAK products will equip graduates with the necessary skill for this competitive industry.

The Faculty of Hairdressing

Enrolment2014 Start Dates: 17th February (Brisbane) 26th May 1st September 1st December** Please check with us for availability

Certificate III in Hairdressing SIH30111

Duration: 36 weeks (3 Semesters)

Subjects

• Hair Shampoo Services • Hairdressing Training Salon 1 • Workplace Sustainability • Cutting 1 • Hair Design 1 • Hair Care • Cutting 2 • Hair Design 2 • Colour Fundamentals • Chemical Hair Reformation • Hairdressing Training Salon 2 • Men’s Cutting • Hair Lightening • Hairdressing Training Salon 3 • Hair Special Events Styling • Hairdressing Retail Practices C3

DescriptionThe Certificate III in Hairdressing is tailored to prepare students for employment in the industry. This qualification enables students to perform an extensive range of techniques and advise clients on styles and products.

As part of your qualification, you will spend time within the AIAS hair training salon which operates to the public, giving you the experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysGraduates of the Certificate III in Hairdressing will have the skills required to be self-employed as independent hairdressers or to work within a team- operated salon.

14 | 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROSPECTUS FACULTY OF MASSAGE | 15

Overview Offering massage courses since 1974, the AIAS has developed a reputation as one of Australia’s premier providers within this field. Graduates work as:• remedial massage therapists• sports massage specialists• specialists in child or aged care massage• well-being therapists.

Our ClinicsThe AIAS Massage clinic boasts the state-of-the-art facilities needed in the practice of the various massage types such as remedial massage, reflexology or shiatsu.

Students are able to practise massage techniques within a real clinic environment.

Accreditation and RecognitionAll of our massage therapy courses are from the HLT07 Health Training Package. These are developed in conjunction with the industry and endorsed by the National Skills Standards Council, so graduates can be sure they have the skills needed to enter this exciting field.

Graduates of the AIAS massage courses may be eligible to apply for membership with one or more of the industry’s professional associations. We recommend that you speak directly with the association for full details of membership criteria and eligibility. Visit our website aias.edu.au for a listing of industry associations and more information.

The Faculty of Massage

Enrolment2014 Start Dates: 17th February (Brisbane and 26th May Melbourne) 1st September 1st December** Please check with us for availability

Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice HLT40312

Duration: 12 weeks (1 semester)

Subjects

Students are required to complete all subjects (plus First Aid*):

• Anatomy for Massage • Communication Strategies - Health • Clinic Administration • Relaxation Massage • Therapeutic Massage • Clinic - Massage • First Aid*

* Students are required to provide evidence of having attained HLTAID003 Provide first aid unit of competency in order to be eligible for this qualification. AIAS does not deliver First Aid courses.

DescriptionThe Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice covers fundamental knowledge required for relaxation and therapeutic massage. It provides the foundation for further studies into remedial massage programs which cover a range of subjects including lymphatic drainage, sports massage and cross fibre mobilisation.

The study of communication skills and clinic management are also vital components of this massage course.

As part of your qualification you will spend time within the AIAS Massage Clinic which operates to the public, giving you experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysGraduates from the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice will be competent base level massage therapists.

You will find employment in a range of areas including in a clinic (or in your own clinic), in a spa facility, with sports teams and in the fitness industry, or in an aged care or a palliative care facility. Common job titles for those who have studied this course are Massage Therapist or Massage Therapy Practitioner.

Some units of study from the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice can be credited towards other courses at the AIAS. Our graduates usually extend their studies to include the Diploma of Remedial Massage, Diploma of Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage, Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies or Diploma of Reflexology.

Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies HLT50212

Duration: 48 weeks (4 semesters)

Subjects


• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Clinical Medicine 1 • Business Management • Practice Administration A • Communication Strategies – Health • Oriental Therapies 1 • Oriental Therapies 2 • Oriental Therapies 3 • Oriental Therapies 4 • Structural Alignment - OT • Oriental Philosophy • Shiatsu 1 • Shiatsu 2 • Shiatsu 3 • Clinic Shiatsu 1A • Clinic Shiatsu 1B • Self Care • First Aid*


Helen Pielow Diploma of Remedial Massage

“After doing my research I chose the AIAS as I found it to be the best value for money.”

DescriptionThe Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies is designed to give you the education and training to launch your career in Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies.

Participants in this diploma will gain skills in Chinese acupressure, massage therapy, remedial massage and advanced deep tissue massage. The program will also train the students in communication, anatomy and physiology, clinical medicine and practice administration.


Career pathwaysThe Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies is designed to give you the education and training to launch your career in Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies.

Participants of this diploma can expect to embark on successful careers as Shiatsu Practitioners.

This course can also be used as a stepping stone to further study in additional massage practices at Diploma and Advanced Diploma level.

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DescriptionRemedial Massage is the manipulation of muscle and connective tissue to promote relaxation and well-being, relieve pain, treat injury and increase circulation. The Diploma of Remedial Massage at the AIAS will give you the education and training needed to launch your career as a Remedial Massage Therapist.

This is an advanced level course, and applicants will need to have successfully completed the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice or an equivalent qualification.

Students of the Diploma of Remedial Massage will receive training in many aspects of remedial massage including massage therapy, lymphatic drainage, treatment for athletes, treatment for chronic diseases and deep tissue massage.

You will also gain important training in professional practice, legal and ethical requirements, anatomy and physiology and clinical management skills.


Career pathwaysGraduates of the Diploma of Remedial Massage will have the skills required to be self-employed as independent practitioners or to work within a larger health service.

The course covers the provision of remedial massage treatment to clients with specific needs such as injury management, rehabilitation, palliative care, aged care and women and children. Practitioners at this level may supervise other massage therapists.

Diploma of Remedial Massage HLT50307


Subjects

The Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice is a prerequisite to entry of the Diploma of Remedial Massage. Students are required to study all subjects:

• Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Clinical Medicine 1 • Business Management • Clinic – Remedial• Remedial Massage 1 • Remedial Massage 2 • Remedial Massage 3 • Massage for Special Populations • Sports Massage 1

HLT50112


Subjects


• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Clinical Medicine 1 • Business Management • Practice Administration A • Communication Strategies – Health • Chinese Acupressure Massage 1 • Chinese Acupressure Massage 2 • Chinese Acupressure Massage 3 • Chinese Acupressure Massage 4 • Chinese Philosophy 1 • Chinese Philosophy 2 • Massage Therapy 1 - TCM • Massage Therapy 2 - TCM • Point Location 1 • Point Location 2A • Point Location 2B • Clinic TCM Remedial 1

DescriptionThe Diploma of Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage (An Mo Tui Na) offers training in all aspects of TCM massage. Students will learn about massage therapy, Chinese philosophy and Chinese acupressure. There is also a strong emphasis on communication, anatomy and physiology, clinical medicine and clinical management.


Diploma of Reflexology HLT51712


Subjects


• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Clinical Medicine 1 • Business Management • Practice Administration A • Communication Strategies - Health • Reflexology 1 • Reflexology 2 • Reflexology 3 • Reflexology 4 • Clinic Reflexology 1 • Clinic Reflexology 2 • Massage Therapy 1 - REF • Nutrition 1 - REF • Work with Older People • First Aid*


DescriptionReflexology is based on the principle that certain points on the hands, feet and ears correspond with other parts of the body. Applying pressure to these points with tools or lotions can treat pain, illness and injury.

The Diploma of Reflexology at the AIAS is the ideal course to give you the skills to launch your career as a reflexologist.

The course will give you a firm grounding in all key areas of reflexology and related disciplines such as Massage Therapy. This coupled with modules on Medical Science such as Anatomy and Physiology, and Musculoskeletal Anatomy means that you’ll have a well-rounded qualification.

This course covers the training and skills required to operate in a clinic environment, ensuring that you’re fully able to conduct yourself in a professional and ethical manner.


Career pathwaysThose qualified in reflexology are employed in a range of settings including clinics, spas and health retreats and resorts.

There are opportunities for you to operate as a self-employed independent practitioner or to gain employment in any of the settings mentioned above. Once you have gained experience and become established in the field, you might progress to management level, coordinating the work of other reflexology practitioners.

Graduates of the Diploma of Reflexology from the AIAS often find employment as Reflexologists or Reflexology Practitioners.

The Diploma of Reflexology can also be used as a pathway to higher education.

• Clinic TCM Remedial 2 • First Aid *

Career pathwaysThis qualification provides skills in Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage as well as specialist skills in treatment for women and children and in traumatology treatment. Graduates may also work in conjunction with practitioners qualified in other TCM areas of practice.

Graduates from this course will generally be successful as TCM Remedial Massage Practitioners, TCM Remedial Massage Therapists, Chinese Remedial Massage Practitioners, and Tui Na Practitioners.

Some units of study from the Diploma of Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage can be credited towards another course at the AIAS.

Many graduates choose to further their education by undertaking an Advanced Diploma with the AIAS.

Diploma of Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedial Massage (An Mo Tui Na)


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OverviewThe AIAS is one of Australia’s leading training providers in the areas of naturopathy, aromatherapy, nutritional and herbal medicine, with almost 40 years of experience in these areas.Our graduates work as:• Naturopaths• Nutritionists• Herbalists• Aromatherapists.

Our ClinicCourses of this Faculty not only focus on the practical side of Natural Therapy, but also ensure that you understand the important underlying theory. The AIAS campus clinics are open to the public so you will be able to receive hands-on practise to build your skills with real clients. These state-of-the-art clinics offer a wide variety of affordable health care treatments. The high standard of these clinics is recognised; for example: the Brisbane Clinic is approved by the

Brisbane City Council under the Skin Penetration and Medical Health Acts.

Off-campus students can participate in optional block training sessions, accessing the campus clinic to practice their skills.

Accreditation and RecognitionThe AIAS Natural Medicine Faculty provides you with nationally recognised world-class natural medicine courses that are endorsed as part of the HLT07 Health Training Package. These are developed in conjunction with the industry and endorsed by the National Skills Standards Council, so graduates can be sure they have the skills and knowledge needed to enter this exciting field.

Graduates of the AIAS natural medicine courses may be eligible to apply for membership with one or more of the industry’s professional associations. We recommend that you speak directly with the association for full details of membership criteria and eligibility. Visit our website aias.edu.au for a listing of industry associations and more information.

The Faculty of Natural Medicine

Enrolment2014 Start Dates: 17th February (Brisbane and 26th May Melbourne) 1st September 1st December

Certificate IV in Aromatherapy ^ HLT42712

Duration: 24 weeks (2 semesters)^ not available in Melbourne

Subjects


• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Communication Strategies – Health • Clinic Management • Chemistry for Aromatherapy • Principles of Aromatherapy • Aromatherapy Massage • Clinic – Aromatherapy 1A • Clinic - Aromatherapy 1B • First Aid*


Diploma of Aromatherapy ^ HLT51407

Duration: 36 weeks (3 semesters)^ not available in Melbourne

Subjects

The Certificate IV in Aromatherapy is a prerequisite to entry of the Diploma of Aromatherapy.

• Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Clinical Medicine 1 • Business Management • Practice Administration A • Aromatherapy Specialisation • Complementary Health Modalities • Aromatherapy Case Management • Lymphatic Drainage Massage - ARO • Clinic - Aromatherapy 2 • Clinic - Aromatherapy 3

DescriptionThis is advanced level course that will take your aromatherapy training to the next level and provide you with the skills and knowledge to go into practice either independently or as part of a team.

As part of the qualification you will spend time within the AIAS Natural Medicine Clinic, which operates to the public, giving you experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysThe Diploma in Aromatherapy provides competence in aromatherapy practice. Graduates from this course may be self-employed as independent practitioners or may work within a larger health service.

Occupational titles for these workers may include Aromatherapist or Clinical Aromatherapist.

The course covers the provision of aromatherapy treatment to clients with specific needs such as palliative care, aged care and women and children.

DescriptionWith a focus on aromatherapy-based relaxation massage, this course provides the broad range of knowledge and practical skills required to be an aromatherapist.

The Certificate IV in Aromatherapy provides an opportunity for students to develop basic anatomy and physiology knowledge. The knowledge and practical experience obtained in all subjects studied in this course will provide the student with the necessary skills in assessing their client’s needs, so they can competently plan and implement an appropriate series of treatments.

As part of your qualification you will spend time within the AIAS Natural Medicine Clinic which operates to the public, giving you experience with real clients in a real work environment.

Career pathwaysThis qualification covers the skills needed to be an entry level Aromatherapist. At the completion of this certificate, you will have the basic skills in aromatherapy health assessment and treatment.

You may find work in a clinic, aged care facility, a health service or a spa facility giving basic aromatherapy treatments. Alternatively, graduates find work in manufacturing aromatherapy products or in the retail area of the industry.

At this level the graduate aromatherapist can formulate applications within a relaxation framework, and would be expected to have a basic knowledge of a limited range (minimum of 29) of oils. A person with a Certificate IV in Aromatherapy will predominately use massage as a method of application.

While the Certificate IV in Aromatherapy can be used as a direct pathway to your career, it is also a stepping stone to the Diploma of Aromatherapy, which offers further specialisation.

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Advanced Diploma of Homoeopathy ^ HLT60612


Only 2 intakes available: 17 February and 1 September^ not available in Melbourne

Subjects

Students are required to study all subjects (plus First Aid*):

• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Chemistry • Biochemistry • Communication Strategies - Health • Practice Administration B • Business Management • Nutrition 1 – HOM• Herbal Medicine 1 – HOM • Flower Essences – HOM • Naturopathic Philosophy – HOM • Homœopathy 1 • Homœopathy 2 • Homœopathy 3 • Homœopathy 4 • Clinical Medicine 1 • Clinical Medicine 2 • Clinical Medicine 3 • Clinical Medicine 4

Advanced Diploma of Western Herbal Medicine HLT60112


Subjects

Students are required to study all subjects (plus First Aid*):

• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Communication Strategies – Health • Practice Administration B • Business Management • Clinical Medicine 1 • Clinical Medicine 2 • Clinical Medicine 3 • Clinical Medicine 4 • Chemistry • Biochemistry • Iridology – WHM • Mineral Therapy – WHM • Naturopathic Prescribing – WHM • Naturopathic Philosophy 1 – WHM • Nutrition 1 – WHM • Herbal Medicine 1 • Herbal Medicine 2 • Herbal Medicine 3 • Herbal Medicine 4 • Clinic 1A – WHM

DescriptionFocusing on the skills required to be successful in homoeopathic practice, this course has been developed in consultation with relevant industry bodies, specialists and representatives. Students develop skills and knowledge to work as independent Homoeopathic Practitioners, including the delivery of homœopathic treatment and care including: • analysing health information• planning homoeopathic treatment

strategies

DescriptionHerbal Medicine is an established specialisation of naturopathic medicine. A Western Herbal Medicine course will teach you how remedies can be sourced from plant extracts to help with the prevention and treatment of illnesses, and to improve general well-being.

In addition to an exciting range of core and specialist subjects, this vocational Herbal Medicine course includes spending time in the AIAS Natural Medicine Clinic, where you’ll have the opportunity to gain real clinical experience.

The subject content will mean that upon graduation you are fully equipped to provide future clients with expert guidance in herbal medicine and prescribe appropriate courses of treatment.

Advanced Diploma of

NUTRITIONAL MEDICINE Career pathways

This qualification provides competence in the skills needed for professional practice. Individuals at this level are self-employed as independent practitioners. Graduates of the Advanced Diploma of Western Herbal Medicine generally work as Herbalists, Herbal Medicine Practitioners or Botanical Medicine Practitioners.

• Clinic 1B – WHM • Clinic 2A – WHM • Clinic 2B – WHM • First Aid*

• Materia Medica 1 • Materia Medica 2 • Materia Medica 3 • Materia Medica 4 • Clinic 1A – HOM • Clinic 1B – HOM • Clinic 2A – HOM • Clinic 2B – HOM • Clinical Case Studies - Homœopathy • First Aid*

• performing clinical screening examination and assessment

• applying homoeopathic diagnostic frameworks.

Career pathwaysOccupational titles for these workers may include: Homoeopath; and Homoeopathic Practitioner. Graduates of the homoeopathy course usually begin their career as independent professionals or as a partner in a clinic. There are many other exciting career opportunities available in education sectors, community health care services, social welfare, sales, manufacturing and health retreats. If you’re a practitioner in a related field and wish to add Homoeopathic Practitioner to your skillset, this is an ideal pathway to diversifying your career.

Advanced Diploma of Nutritional Medicine HLT61012


Subjects


• Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Communication Strategies - Health • Practice Administration A • Business Management • Iridology • Mineral Therapy • Naturopathic Prescribing • Naturopathic Philosophy • Nutrition 1 • Nutrition 2 • Nutrition 3 • Nutrition 4 • Chemistry • Biochemistry • Clinical Medicine 1 • Clinical Medicine 2 • Clinical Medicine 3 • Clinical Medicine 4 • Clinic 1A – NUT

DescriptionNutritional Medicine is one of the cornerstones of holistic medicine, and nutritional medicine courses teach how food and individual nutrients for medicinal and therapeutic effects are used to maintain health, prevent disease and treat illness.


• Clinic 1B – NUT • Clinic 2A – NUT • Clinic 2B – NUT • Clinical Case Studies - NUT • First Aid*


Career pathwaysGraduates of this Advanced Diploma will have a thorough education in Nutritional Medicine. You will be well equipped to begin your career as a self-employed Nutritional Medicine Practitioner, Nutritionists or manage a private practice.

You will also have exciting career opportunities in education, community health care services, social welfare, retail, manufacturing and health retreats.

Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy HLT60512


Subjects

Students are required to complete all subjects (plus First Aid*): • Anatomy and Physiology 1 • Anatomy and Physiology 2 • Anatomy and Physiology 3 • Musculoskeletal Anatomy • Communication Strategies - Health • Practice Administration A • Business Management • Iridology • Mineral Therapy • Naturopathic Prescribing • Naturopathic Philosophy • Herbal Medicine 1 • Herbal Medicine 2 • Herbal Medicine 3 • Herbal Medicine 4 • Nutrition 1 - NAT • Nutrition 2 - NAT • Nutrition 3 - NAT • Nutrition 4 - NAT • Chemistry • Biochemistry • Flower Essences • Clinical Medicine 1 • Clinical Medicine 2

DescriptionNaturopathy is a popular treatment in Australia – it’s a holistic approach that utilises various modalities such as nutrition, herbal medicine, mineral therapy, vibrational energy, hydrotherapy and massage to stimulate the body’s capacity to heal itself.

This is a nationally recognised program in Naturopathy – specialist subjects include tuition and practical sessions across a range of areas such as: Naturopathic Philosophy, Nutritional Medicine and Physical Health with Massage Therapy as an assigned elective.


Career pathwaysThis qualification provides competence in the skills needed to practise as a Naturopath. Graduates of the Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy are often self-employed as independent practitioners. Career opportunities exist as Naturopaths and Naturopathic Practitioners.

• Clinical Medicine 3 • Clinical Medicine 4 • Clinic 1A - NAT • Clinic 1B - NAT • Clinic 2A - NAT • Clinic 2B - NAT • Clinical Case Studies 1 • Massage Therapy 1 - NAT • First Aid*




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ENTRYREQUIREM NTS

International students are required to meet the relevant English requirements before commencement.

EnglishStudents planning to undertake an AIAS program must meet the relevant English language entry requirements of the course. These are:

Courses IELTS Academic TOEFL (PBT) TOEFL (iBT) TOEIC

Certificate II 4.5 480 53 500

Certificate III and IV 5.0 500 56 600

Diploma and Advanced Diploma 5.5 525 71 700

Sample weeks of English required:

IELTS Score English Required AIAS Course

IELTS 4.5

Direct to Certificate II

Embassy EAP 10 weeks* Certificate III or Certificate IV

Embassy EAP 20 weeks* Diploma or Advanced Diploma

IELTS 5.0

Direct to Certificate III or Certificate IV

Embassy EAP 10 weeks* Diploma or Advanced Diploma

If you do not hold evidence of your English ability, you may choose to sit the free AIAS English Entry Test on campus or in your agent's office. We will assess your results and provide you with a recommendation for either direct entry to AIAS or study further English before joining us. To progress to AIAS without taking IELTS, a student must satisfactorily complete their English studies at an AIAS partner language school or pass the AIAS English Entry Test.

All English language entry requirements are subject to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection requirements.*Successful completion of EAP allows direct entry to AIAS courses. Academic entry requirements must also be met.

AcademicCourses Entry Requirements

Certificate II and III• Student must be aged over 16• Successful completion of Year 10 or overseas equivalent

Certificate IV • Successful completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent

Diploma and Advanced Diploma

• Successful completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent OR• Possess a relevant Certificate IV or appropriate work-based experience

All international students, whose first language is not English, must also meet the English language entry requirements shown on previous page.

Mature Age Entry To apply for Mature Age Entry, you must be at least 20 years old. Past academic or work experience is not required, however if you plan to progress to university, you must meet university matriculation requirements. International students must still demonstrate their English proficiency.

Skills RecognitionIf you have past qualification in the relevant field, or have work experience which may be pertinent to your AIAS course, you may be exempted from certain subjects. We require that you apply for skills recognition before commencing your studies.

Details of the application process are on our website aias.edu.au/about-enrolling/rpl

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