Sharing Knowledge
We cannot take students under the age of 18; we have no maximum age limit and welcome applications from mature students.
Normal yoga teaching insurance does not usually insure you to teach this specialist area but additional cover is readily available once you have a recognised qualification such as this one.
The course does include initial preparatory work and homework; please see the course prospectus for full details. We do however aim to keep course work to a manageable amount.
You may cancel up to 30 days before the course start date. If you wish to cancel within 30 days of the start date there will be no refund, however it may be possible to transfer your booking to another applicant if there is a waiting list for this course. A £25 administration fee is payable in both instances.
By booking onto a course you are committing to attend all course hours on specific course days. If you should miss all or part of the course you will not receive a certificate of completion or the opportunity to complete the course at another time. Full or part refunds are not offered in the case of missed days. Should you wish to complete the course you will need to reapply and rebook for another course date and attend all course hours.
It is not essential, but it is preferred as you will be required to teach as part of the course. If you are not a teacher or trainee teacher you will need to explain on your application form why you think you are qualified to attend the training course and the course tutor will evaluate this before deciding if we can accept you.
This course is often particularly relevant and beneficial to pregnant yoga teachers or to yoga teachers with young children. Please be aware that if you are or become pregnant during the course you do need to ensure you can complete all parts of the course in order to receive certification.
We do not make arrangements for accommodation; we do however offer accommodation lists. Please refer to the course venue details for accommodation suggestions. It is important to note that these suggestions are by no means exhaustive and that the accommodations have not been reviewed by Yogacampus.
At present there are no national standards or requirements to be able to teach family yoga classes and we are not aware of any current discussions to change this. However you will normally require additional insurance cover to teach this specialist area which is readily available as long as you have completed a recognized course such as Yogacampus’ Mother and Baby Yoga Teacher Training. A basic understanding of child protection policy is covered on the course, and we provide help and guidance with the process of applying for a disclosure. Even though the course trains you to teach yoga to family groups (rather than to children without their parents present), we still recommend that you complete an application for an enhanced disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB).
Yes, unless the country in which you plan to teach has any additional requirements which you need to satisfy. It is also advisable to check that your insurance will cover you to teach in the relevant country.
Babes in arms and breastfeeding older babies are welcome on the Mother and Baby Yoga Teacher Training course, especially in the practical sessions and class demonstrations when they are indeed an asset. Please however be aware that combining mothering and studying in a learning environment can be particularly challenging and that you will asking a lot of yourself. If this is your choice, then we strongly recommend that you arrange a helper who can mind your baby when you need to give full attention to the more theoretical aspects of the course.
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