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Yoga Teacher Training Course
About the Course If you’ve ever thought, ‘one day I would love to practice yoga in India,’ or you're keen to further your skills as a yoga practitioner & teacher, our graduate program offers the perfect opportunity to do just this, sharing the experience with your peers on an adventure together. Sampoorna Yoga Shala invites you to explore your practice of yoga, immerse yourself in Indian culture, and rest and rejuvenate at the most beautiful beach’ Palolem’ in Goa. The course is designed to inspire one to follow the yogic life style and make yoga practice part of daily life. It will give one a strong foundation for self practice and a deep insight into the true meaning of yoga as well as enough knowledge & confidence to teach general yoga classes.
Teacher Training curriculum and course content The
Sampoorna Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga is based on Ashtanga and Vinyasa
system of yoga practice. The students will be taught a series of
asanas, pranayama, meditation, philosophy etc every day. The details
about the course content are given below: Subject breakdown Techniques
(117.5 hrs) Anatomy
and physiology (20 hrs) Teaching
methodology (27.5 hrs) Practicum
(20 hrs) Assessment process TTC manual Accreditation Daily Schedule:
After finishing your TTC with us you may join the shala as an apprentice to assist the classes to deepen your teaching skills.
Course dates: For details click here Suggested reading list:
Course fee and Accomodation: Course fee:
To apply please fill in the online application form or send us the details by email in MS word as a separate attachment. Once you are accepted in the course, we will inform you how to deposit the booking amount. Application for Yoga Teacher Training Course
Ethical Guidelines The thousands of years old
Yoga tradition was originally founded on moral values. It seems
appropriate that we, as Yoga teachers achieve a life that corresponds
to the ethical bases of Yoga, not at last because we carry the responsibility
for our students as role models and as persons to whom they relate
to.
The first two aspects from the eight-steps path of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, Yamas and Niyamas, describe the classical ethical guidelines. These principles are to be understood as universal guidelines and not as strict rules. Ethical Guidelines of the Sampoorna Yoga School: 1. Teach with love, sensitivity and devotion. Always give your best with your full engagement and presence. 2. Treat every student friendly, honestly and respectfully. Everybody deserves the same treatment, no matter which nationality, sex, race or religion they belong to and no matter what their political conviction, sexual orientation, social or cultural background is. 3. Respect your own limits and possibilities. Be authentic and represent yourself according to your education. Only teach what you have practised and what you have studied yourself. 4. Be patient with yourself and your students. Communicate and show that you also are a learner and once a beginner. Realise and teach Yoga as a process, a path. 5. Respect the different Yoga traditions and be aware that your interpretation is not the only one. Be modest and tolerant in your appearance as a Yoga teacher and as the representative of a Yoga school. Avoid any criticism against other schools and teachers. 6. Respect the personality and freedom of your students. Never take any mental, physical, social or material advantage. 7. Before you start any lesson, ask your students about any physical injuries or illnesses, which you should know about. 8. Don't give medical advice. Students who need medical treatment should be advised to see a doctor. 9. Before and after your lessons, be available for your students to ask you questions. 10. Any private information about your students has to be treated strictly confidential. 11. Always make efforts to maintain a high level of professionalism and integrity. Continuously focus on your own further education and practise.
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