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YOGA TEACHER TRAINING 2012

200 HOUR HATHA YOGA TEACHER TRAINING

 

Yoga Teacher Training is much more than attaining certification, it is the beginning of a new way of experiencing your world. This training in particular will take you on a personal journey of physical, emotional and spiritual unfolding.  Thus, preparing you to assist others on their journeys as you move from student to teacher.

 

5 aspects of this training set it apart from others:

1. a strong focus on self awareness as well as psychological and spiritual growth

2. learning how to teach and educate NOT instruct

3. receiving individual attention and assistance on your journey

4. the length of the course enables you to implement all you learn into daily life.

5. the course structure allows for experiential learning rather than bland theoretical study.

 

Become a Hatha Yoga Teacher through a part-time 200 hour teachers training program at Your Yoga Space: February 2012 to October 2012. Catherine Rogers has an Honours degree in Psychology and is an ERYT 200 – RYT 200 with Yoga Alliance. The course is registered with Yoga Alliance.  On the successful completion of the Yoga Teacher Training you will be given a certificate allowing you to register with Yoga Alliance.

 Yoga Alliance RYS200

Course Overview:

- Philosophy of yoga including the Energy Body, The Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita,

- Kriyas

- Meditation and yoga nidra

- Mantras

- Mudras

- Asanas

- Pranayama

- Business of Yoga

- Being an Educator and Teacher

- Teaching Yoga: group and private

- Adjustments and use of props

- Pregnancy Yoga

- Anatomy

- Exposure to various styles of teaching and yoga classes

- Psychology and Spirit with self reflection activities

- Ethics

- Teaching  and adjusting practice

- Personal asana practice

- Continual assessment through participation in workshops, assignments and 1on1 sessions

- CPR Training

- Final assessments for certification

 

 

Faculty:

- Catherine Rogers, ERYT 200 and BA Hons Psychology

Role: Main Facilitator of YTT

Qualifications: Catherine has been doing yoga since she was a child and has been exposed to many yoga styles and teachers (local and international) over many years. She trained in Hatha, Vinyasa and Children’s Yoga. She has been teaching since 2009 and runs Your Yoga Space Studio.  She has an Honours Degree in Psychology (Cum Laude) and a couple years experience in the field of psychometry and individual development. Her own spiritual journey informs much of her work and her passion is combining yoga, spirituality and psychology in her work. She is scheduled to begin her training as a Yoga Therapist under the tutelage of Shri A.G. Mohan in January 2012.

 

- Kristy Nel,

Role: Pregnancy Yoga Lecturer

Kristy began her personal yoga practice several years ago at the Sivananda Yoga Centre in London and completed a rigorous Yoga Teacher Training at the Sivananda Yoga Ashram in New York. In 2009 Kristy returned to South Africa on a mission to spread the timeless teachings of yoga – and to give birth to a precious little girl. Although still teaching classical Hatha Yoga, Kristy was inspired by her own pregnancy and birthing into specialising in Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga, with an emphasis on well-being and confident birth preparation.

 

- Fiona Rogers,

Role: Styles of Learning Lecturer

Fiona has worked in the field of education for 30 years, and has been doing yoga for as long. Her expertise in education can be transferred into the yoga studio to help trainees become teachers and not just instructors.

 

- Swami Yogasagar

Role: Yoga Nidra and Philosophy Lecturer

Swami Yogasagar established the Satyam Yoga School in 1998 to represent the teachings of his guru Paramahamsa Satyananda. Since his arrival in South Africa Swami Yogasagar has developed his own unique teaching style and has created several courses that offer both beginners and advanced students a thorough and deeply rewarding experience of yoga.

 

- Pulse Point: CPR Training

 - In addition to Catherine’s yoga classes you will attend classes by teachers from various styles of yoga.

 

Yoga Teacher Trainee Requirements:

-complete the specified hours of personal yoga practise at Your Yoga Space scheduled classes

- Attending all workshops; one weekend a month

- 1on1 sessions, additional workshops, assignments and readings need to be completed to be eligible for the exams

- adjustment exam, asana exam, theory exam and teaching exams are completed at the end of the course in order to achieve certification.

- involved participation in all aspects of the course is required by all trainees.

- be sure to attend classes by all the teachers at the studio, to gain experience.

- It is required that you are undergoing couching, counselling or therapy during this course. In order to help you maximise the experience of self development. Being a healing teacher requires you know yourself inside and out (at your own expense).

 

Workshops and Course Duration:

Monthly workshops will be held on Friday evenings, Saturday afternoons and Sunday afternoons. These workshops will take place on one weekend a month. Dates will be provided on successful completion of the application process.

 The first workshop weekend is scheduled for the last weekend of February.

Application for the Yoga Teacher Training Course:

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Course Fees:

R12 500 per Trainee. This includes specified number of yoga classes at the studio, textbooks, course material, trainee workshops, trainee shirt, neti pot, CPR training and examinations. (Many programs are not inclusive).

Late Registration: open until 20 February.

Alternative payment plan options available on request.

IMPORTANE NOTE: paying for the course and completing workshops does not entitle you to certification. Certification is at the discretion of Catherine Rogers as a result of performance during the course and examinations.

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 February 2012 17:54