Choosing the Right Yoga Teacher Training Program

Once you've decided on the type of yoga teacher training you want to pursue , the next step is choosing a program.

Before making your final decision, take into account the following factors:

Certification

Does the program offer yoga certification?

• Becoming a Certified Yoga Instructor adds credibility to your profile as a trainer, demonstrating your ability to design safe and effective yoga programs. It also sets you apart from other instructors, giving you a competitive edge.

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Comprehensiveness

Review the curriculum of the teacher training course. Does it cover...  

• Smart cueing principles,

• How to create a sequence that is “intelligent”.

• Lessons on adapting teaching methods for a diverse range of yoga students, including those with injuries, conditions, and pregnancy.

• An inclusive and flexible yogic philosophy

• Different yoga styles for various populations

• In-depth anatomy lessons that explains the reasons behind actions, not just the methods.

• A comprehensive training manual that is easy to follow.

Authority

• Is the program provided by a Registered Yoga School (RYS) approved by the non-profit governing body, Yoga Alliance?

• A Yoga Alliance designation signifies that the school meets specific rigorous training standards. Completion of such a program allows you to apply as a Registered Yoga Teacher, or RYT 200hr.

Training “Extras”

What additional resources does the program offer apart from yoga training?

• Does the training prepare you for leading your first yoga class or provide valuable tips for new yoga teachers?

• Is there a chance to instruct in-person classes at a recognized studio as part of the training?

• Are there any opportunities for personal mentoring?

• Is a space provided to practice and learn with fellow trainees?

• By considering these aspects, you can select a top-quality yoga training program that meets your needs and ensures your satisfaction.

Hello Yoga offers a warm and welcoming community for potential yoga teachers to pursuing "in-person" yoga teacher training and teach “in-person” classes.

Our 200-hour Yoga Alliance certified training program offers in-person and optional online sessions with experienced senior teachers.

Our curriculum covers various aspects of yoga, emphasizing community, personal growth, and a well-rounded education.

Graduates gain skills to teach "in-person" classes confidently and inspire others, opening doors to a fulfilling career in yoga.