How do I become a yoga teacher?
Yoga is much more than a physical discipline, it’s a way of life that attracts new enthusiasts every day. Becoming a yoga teacher allows you to share this passion while helping others to find balance and well-being. Would you like to take the plunge? Here’s a simple guide to getting started.
Why become a yoga teacher?
Teaching yoga is much more than a job. It’s a vocation that offers you :
- A deep connection with your body and mind.
- The opportunity to transmit values of serenity and well-being.
- Professional freedom
Choosing the right training
To teach, it is essential to obtain a recognized certification, such as the Yoga Teacher Training 200h. (YTT 200h). This program is the basis for becoming a certified instructor.
With Wellness Voyages, you can take this course in iconic yoga destinations such as :
India, the spiritual cradle of yoga, to learn from experienced masters.
Bali, combining learning and serenity in a heavenly setting.
These stays combine intensive teaching, cultural immersion and relaxation for an enriching and transformative experience.
Steps to becoming a yoga teacher
- Practice regularly: Before you can teach, you need to master the postures and philosophy of yoga.
- Choose the specialization that inspires you: Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin Yoga… Find what resonates best with you.
- Follow a certified training program: Choose a program accredited by organizations such as Satya Yoga Ashram.
- Gain experience: Practice by teaching friends and family or in studios.
Develop your professional practice: Create your own style, open a studio or teach online.
Why choose Wellness Voyages?
With Wellness Voyages, you can turn a simple training course into an unforgettable adventure. Our trips are designed for :
- Immerse yourself in the authentic culture of yoga.
- To offer you quality teaching by recognized experts.
- Enable you to discover incredible landscapes while learning.
As a bonus, our packages include accommodation, healthy meals and local activities for a complete and enriching experience.
