Understand that developing the knowledge and skills referred to, and the ability effectively to communicate them, require embodiment within the teacher and that personal practice and exploration is required to explore and develop skills of awareness for your own self-regulation.

You will be able to explain:

(i) how yogis have understood the state of yoga, and how that understanding has changed over time as part of a living tradition;

(ii) the correlations with current views on the physical and mental health benefits of yoga (particularly in relation to self-regulation and awareness).

i.) be able to articulate the framing of the integrated practice of yoga in the context of a modern concept of well-being; 

ii) be competent in applying the principles of an integrated practice by selecting and teaching a range of practices (in both a yoga and non-yoga setting); 

iii) be able to design practices adjusting for common conditions (with understanding of scope of practice as a yoga teacher).

Have reflected upon how to use these skills and qualities, and what resources are needed, to support your own personal development and professional career, and to be inspired to explore your potential within new environments or situations.  

Individual elements of the course (except for the Integration Cohort) may be completed by anyone with an existing practice.  

However, a 200hr teaching qualification and teaching experience are prerequisites for taking part in the full 300hr training.

No, though two of the core modules need to be completed before joining an integration cohort.  We recommend starting with 'The State of Yoga: A Living Tradition'.

For each individual course module you will receive CPD hours from the Yoga Alliance. Those successfully completing the full 300hr training (including the Cohort Module)are eligible for a 300hr qualification accredited by Yoga Alliance.

Yes, that is absolutely fine - we encourage you to approach this learning in the way that suits you best.  To count any completed elements toward a 300 hour qualification, these components need to be completed within three years.

If you prefer to start with individual courses, we offer Flexible Enrolment: 4 Core courses individually + 70 hours of Electives separately and then join the Integration cohort for £1350.

• The State of Yoga: A Living Tradition (20 hours) £160
• The State of Yoga: Through Movement and the Body (50 hours) £695
• The State of Yoga: Through the Breath and Meditation (50 hours) £695
• The State of Yoga: Through Personal and Professional Relationships (20 hours) £295
• Electives (70 hours) priced individually
• Integration cohort (90 hours) £1350

Yes, the cost of paying for the full 300hr course may be spread out over 12 months.  To arrange a payment plan please select the option when you receive the payment link for the course.

No, the course modules are respectful of and informed by yoga traditions, but are not tradition-bound.  The courses are taught with an emphasis on principles and skills that are widely applicable. 

Please note if your initial teacher training is not registered with Yoga Alliance, completing this 300hr advanced teacher training does not automatically qualify you to register with Yoga Alliance.  

Upon successful completion of the 300hr, graduates will be able to register as a RYT-500 provided their initial certificate is recognised by Yoga Alliance, please see Yoga Alliance for information on membership requirements).

Yes a bursary is available for 50% off the cost of the full 300hr course.  

All live sessions must be attended.  We do understand that exceptional circumstances come up unexpectedly (e.g. illness, major family/work commitments).  We will be happy to help arrange a catch up for sessions you may have missed, though please note that this involves paying the teacher separately for the 1:1 catch up.

No more than 3 full days may be missed from the entire course without previous agreement.  Please let the course administrator know as soon as you are aware that you may have to miss a session.

 We suggest beginning with 'The State of Yoga: A Living Tradition'.

Though each of the modular courses includes some assessment (e.g. quizzes to check you have grasped the material), the main assessments take place within the Integration course.  This includes teaching practice and feedback, written reflections, and a case-study.  

Some people may wish to complete the 300 hours within a shorter time frame.  Depending on individual independent study, the course may be completed in as few as four terms (about 15 months).  The course prospectus contains an example schedule.

The full 300hr training must be completed within 3 years.  Individual components may be spread out over more time if you are not interested in gaining certification.