Yoga Teacher Training In India

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Yoga Teacher Training In India
Yoga Alliance® certified 200 hour residential hatha yoga teacher training programs and yoga instructor courses in India at registered yoga school with Yoga Alliance in India, conducts 200 hour residential hatha yoga teacher training and yoga instructor course (RYT 200) throughout the year in Rishikesh (a spiritual town nestled in the lap of Himalayas, also known as yoga capital of the world).

Yoga Teacher Training In India – TTC Calendar 2011, 2012
» Aug. 01, 2011 to Sep. 10, 2011 :: fully booked
» Oct. 03, 2011 to Nov. 12, 2011 :: fully booked
» Dec. 05, 2011 to Jan. 14, 2012 :: US$ 1150
» Feb. 06, 2012 to Mar. 17, 2012 :: US$ 1150
» Apr. 02, 2012 to May 12, 2012 :: US$ 1150
» Jun. 04, 2012 to Jul. 14, 2012 :: US$ 1150
» Aug. 06, 2012 to Sep. 15, 2012 :: US$ 1150

Yoga Teacher Training In India – Highlights




  • Yoga teacher training certificate course registered with Yoga Alliance (RYT 200)




  • Additional 100 hours of training to enhance yoga teaching skills




  • A comprehensive yoga teacher training program taught by well qualified faculty




  • Residential facility amidst ashram surroundings with modern infrastructure




  • Reasonable cost (US$ 1150 including food and accommodation)



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