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Have you thought about becoming a yoga teacher, but are not sure what training involves? Join us for a free taster session to learn more about our Yoga Teacher Training Diploma course. Our mini sessions and Q&A time will give you a glimpse of what could await you on your journey to becoming a yoga teacher with Yogacampus.
Have you ever thought about becoming a yoga teacher, but are not sure what the training involves?
If so, join us on our FREE Yoga Teacher Taster Training day where you can ask questions and get a taste of our Yoga Teacher Training Diploma. The taster session is absolutely free and will include enlightening mini sessions led by the teacher training Board, to give you a glimpse of what could await you on your journey to becoming a fully qualified yoga teacher with Yogacampus.
The Yogacampus Teacher Training Diploma, established in 2003 and offered in Manchester, York and London, is a 16 month (200 contact hours) course run by leading teachers from a variety of yoga traditions, all highly respected in their field of expertise. It is one of the UK’s top teacher training courses, known for its non-dogmatic and authentic approach.
The next Diploma courses will begin in January 2023 (York) and in March 2023 (Manchester and in London).
We recognise that yoga, from its earliest roots in ancient India, has continually grown and developed – and continues to grow and develop as we bring its teachings into the 21st century. Our course is registered with The British Wheel of Yoga, Yoga Alliance (RYS 200 hours), the Independent Yoga Network and the Register of Exercise Professionals and graduates can teach both in the UK and internationally.
Taster Day Programme
- Short Welcome
- Introduction to Experiential Anatomy: Sarah Litton will give you a glimpse of how we can translate theoretical knowledge of anatomy into a physical experience, and how we can use this experiential knowledge to make yoga practice safer and more effective. We will look at one symmetrical pose to diagnose asymmetry and one asymmetrical pose to bring symmetry. The effect on the mind of a posture in balance or imbalanced will also be observed.
- A History of Yoga in Half an Hour: Amelia Wood will get you thinking about yoga’s historical context with an interactive and thought provoking session. What came first – the Bhagavad Gita, the birth of the Buddha or the compilation of the Yoga Sutra? And did any of these things happen five thousand years ago? As we piece together a picture of yoga through the ages we will think about the relationship between the study of history and our practice as yoga students and future teachers.
- Life on the course as told by a graduate of the course.
- Q&A and next steps.
This is a free event, however, please make sure to book your place by registering via the booking link on this page.
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LONDON / Yoga Teacher Training Diploma (March 2023)
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