There are suggested reading materials that are not included in the course cost. These are three books that we recommend that you have during the course, but It's not compulsory for you to buy them though. The manual is included in the cost of tuition.

This training is open to those who wish to teach as well as those who simply want to deepen their personal practice and understanding of yoga. Sometimes students discover along the way that they feel inspired to teach, but that decision is always completely up to you.

While full attendance is strongly encouraged in order to support continuity and group learning, we understand that unforeseen circumstances may occasionally arise. If you are unable to attend a session, we kindly ask that you notify us as soon as possible. If you think that you will miss any of the hours required, we can discuss some alternatives depending of the amount of hours that you are going to miss. A private session could be arranged with one of the teacher training facilitators to review the content covered. As these sessions take place outside of scheduled training hours, an extra a fee will be applied. The amount of time required for this private session will be kept to a minimum while ensuring that all necessary material is covered to meet certification requirements and the standards set by the Yoga Alliance.

The primary style explored in this training is Vinyasa yoga, with a strong emphasis on an embodied approach to movement. Rather than focusing only on external shapes or fixed sequences, the training encourages a deeper understanding of how movement is experienced from within, supporting awareness, clarity, and intelligent sequencing. Alongside Vinyasa, you will also learn how to design and guide Slow Flow and Hatha-style classes, developing the skills to adapt pacing, structure, and intention to suit different students and contexts. While the simple answer is “Vinyasa,” the training also explores how different traditions of yoga have influenced one another over time. Throughout the course, we will look at these connections to give you a broader understanding of how contemporary yoga practices have evolved and how they can be taught in a thoughtful and adaptable way.

Yes. To successfully complete the 200-hour training, there are both practical and theoretical assessments. The theory component includes a final written assignment, more like a reflective essay than a traditional exam. This assignment evaluates your understanding of yoga philosophy, teaching principles, and your ability to apply these ideas to practical examples and self-reflection. We use this approach because it focuses on understanding and integration, rather than memorization or recall. For the practical assessment, your teaching skills will be observed throughout the training. Toward the end, you will prepare a final class for the group. This final step of the journey is just another step to keep learning, integrating and deepening your connection with yourself, the practice and your teaching skills.

The weekly Monday practice is an important part of the training and students are strongly encouraged to attend regularly. These sessions help integrate what is explored during the weekend modules while continuing to develop your personal practice. They also offer a valuable opportunity to keep learning and practicing together as a group, cultivating a sense of sangha, a supportive community of practitioners learning alongside one another. Students are welcome to maintain their regular personal practice at the studio where they usually practice. However, we ask that you join the group practice preferably twice per month, as practicing together supports connection, shared learning, and a deeper sense of community, an essential foundation for the learning process within the training. We understand that occasional scheduling conflicts may arise. If attending in person is not possible, an alternative online practice option will be offered.

The $500 deposit is non-refundable. If you need to cancel your enrolment, your deposit may be held and used towards a future training (to be used within 12 months).​ For cancellations made less than 30 days of the course start date, you will receive 20% refund (except the $500 non-refundable deposit) For cancellations made 30 days before the course start, you will receive 50% refund  (except for the $500 non-refundable deposit) For cancellations made 60 days before the course start, you will receive 70% refund (except the $500 non-refundable deposit) Once the training has commenced, you won't receive any refunds. In exceptional cases (e.g. medical or personal emergencies), a transfer may be considered if supported by documentation (except the $500 non-refundable deposit) In the event you cannot complete the course due to sickness or other mitigating circumstances a portion of your payment may be used as credit for another Training within 12 months of your original Yoga Teacher Training date, or alternatively we will gladly transfer your credit to another guest of your nomination, excluding the $500 non-refundable deposit) We appreciate your understanding and are here to support you in finding the best outcome wherever possible.