Attendance Policies
Attendance
Missed sessions, whether it is the student who is absent, his/her classmate, or the outside model, must be made up as soon as possible. Make-up sessions will be conducted under the supervision of a staff member at a mutually convenient time, and a cost of $100 per session will be charged to the faulting party. It is recommended that students maintain contact with their models so that missing sessions can be kept at a minimum.
Missing more than four days total of the 54-day program, for whatever reason, will tend to dismissal or the requirement to retake all or part of the training.
Withdrawal or Dismissal
Whether a student withdraws or is asked to withdraw, he/she will be refunded $125 for each subsequent unused day of the training.
The Right of Appeal
If denied acceptance into a subsequent part of the KMI Training or refused KMI Certification, the student may appeal the decision of the instructor(s) to the Director of Kinesis, Tom Myers, within 15 working days of the decision in question (and at least 1 month prior to the start of class).
Student Grievances
Any grievances regarding Kinesis’s educational or administrative policies and procedures must be submitted in writing to the Director, Tom Myers, within 15 working days of the occurrence of the issue in question.
Conduct
The very nature of bodywork necessitates maturity and professionalism, and class time provides the instructor(s) with the opportunity to observe and evaluate each student’s conduct. Any conduct deemed inappropriate to the point of jeopardizing the reputation of Kinesis will be cause for immediate dismissal.
Illicit drug use, disruptive behavior, and attending class under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be cause for immediate dismissal.
If dismissal is being considered, the student will receive immediate notification.
Disclaimer
Kinesis is vigilant about applicant screening and about the monitoring of each student’s progress. Although Kinesis is the only entity that certifies KMI Practitioners, Kinesis is not a regulatory agency and thus is not responsible for actions or activities of KMI graduates.
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