(FEATURED) Become a Yoga Teacher
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If you’ve ever dreamed of turning your passion for yoga into a meaningful career, this 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training course is the perfect place to start.
Designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead safe, inspiring, and inclusive yoga classes, this training dives deep into postures (asana), breathwork (pranayama), meditation, anatomy, and yoga philosophy.
You’ll explore both the ancient roots and modern evolution of yoga, learning how to share this life-changing practice with others in a practical and grounded way.
More than just physical movement, this course embraces the holistic nature of yoga.
You’ll be supported to grow as both a teacher and a practitioner, learning verbal and visual cueing, sequencing techniques for Vinyasa Flow and Classical Hatha styles, and the foundations of running a yoga business.
Upon graduation, students receive a 200-hour Yoga Teaching Certificate, with the option to register with Yoga Australia or Yoga Alliance (registration at student's own cost).
Before enrolling, please note the below information:
- All students must have a minimum of one year's experience practicing yoga on a regular basis (weekly)
- Attendance to 80% of the course is required to receive certification
- Students must complete all homework assignments and teaching assignments to receive certification
Whether you're looking to change careers or deepen your personal journey, this training offers an empowering and transformative experience.
The course includes 120 hours of face-to-face practical training, focusing on teaching techniques, asana, breathwork, meditation, and class sequencing.
You'll also learn how to cue effectively, adjust students safely, and manage the flow of a class.
The remaining 80 non-contact hours include independent study and practice—students will create their own class sequences and maintain a personal yoga practice journal.
The curriculum is divided into five key educational categories:
1. Techniques and Training (poses, breathing, and meditation)
2. Teaching Methodology (cuing, sequencing, and adjusting)
3. Anatomy and Physiology (movement, biomechanics, nervous system)
4. Philosophy and Lifestyle (yoga history, ethics, and the business of yoga)
5. Practicum (practice teaching and documenting your own learning)
Each week blends theory, practical teaching experience, personal reflection, and class discussion to ensure well-rounded development.
A Yoga Teacher Training manual (workbook) will be provided and is included in the course fee.
Please wear comfortable yoga clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
This course will be scheduled over 8 full weekends (not consecutive) on Saturdays and Sundays over the course of 5 months.
Times:
Saturdays 9am-5pm
Sundays 9am-5pm
Dates:
18th & 19th July
8th & 9th August
29th &30th August
19th & 20th September
10th & 11th October
31st October and 1st November
21st & 22nd November
12th & 13th December
Designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead safe, inspiring, and inclusive yoga classes, this training dives deep into postures (asana), breathwork (pranayama), meditation, anatomy, and yoga philosophy.
You’ll explore both the ancient roots and modern evolution of yoga, learning how to share this life-changing practice with others in a practical and grounded way.
More than just physical movement, this course embraces the holistic nature of yoga.
You’ll be supported to grow as both a teacher and a practitioner, learning verbal and visual cueing, sequencing techniques for Vinyasa Flow and Classical Hatha styles, and the foundations of running a yoga business.
Upon graduation, students receive a 200-hour Yoga Teaching Certificate, with the option to register with Yoga Australia or Yoga Alliance (registration at student's own cost).
Before enrolling, please note the below information:
- All students must have a minimum of one year's experience practicing yoga on a regular basis (weekly)
- Attendance to 80% of the course is required to receive certification
- Students must complete all homework assignments and teaching assignments to receive certification
Whether you're looking to change careers or deepen your personal journey, this training offers an empowering and transformative experience.
The course includes 120 hours of face-to-face practical training, focusing on teaching techniques, asana, breathwork, meditation, and class sequencing.
You'll also learn how to cue effectively, adjust students safely, and manage the flow of a class.
The remaining 80 non-contact hours include independent study and practice—students will create their own class sequences and maintain a personal yoga practice journal.
The curriculum is divided into five key educational categories:
1. Techniques and Training (poses, breathing, and meditation)
2. Teaching Methodology (cuing, sequencing, and adjusting)
3. Anatomy and Physiology (movement, biomechanics, nervous system)
4. Philosophy and Lifestyle (yoga history, ethics, and the business of yoga)
5. Practicum (practice teaching and documenting your own learning)
Each week blends theory, practical teaching experience, personal reflection, and class discussion to ensure well-rounded development.
A Yoga Teacher Training manual (workbook) will be provided and is included in the course fee.
Please wear comfortable yoga clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
This course will be scheduled over 8 full weekends (not consecutive) on Saturdays and Sundays over the course of 5 months.
Times:
Saturdays 9am-5pm
Sundays 9am-5pm
Dates:
18th & 19th July
8th & 9th August
29th &30th August
19th & 20th September
10th & 11th October
31st October and 1st November
21st & 22nd November
12th & 13th December
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