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200 Hour RYS Teacher Training
STARTS JUNE 28TH, 2024 | 9 WEEKS
Embarking on our yoga teacher training course will be a transformative journey that extends far beyond the mat. Beyond mastering the intricacies of asanas and pranayama techniques, it offers a profound opportunity for personal growth and development. Through deepening your understanding of yoga philosophy and anatomy, you not only enhance your teaching skills but also cultivate a deeper connection with yourself and others. This immersive experience fosters self-awareness, resilience, and a profound sense of inner peace. Moreover, the process of guiding others through their yoga practice nurtures leadership abilities and fosters confidence in one's own voice and presence. Ultimately, our yoga teacher training course is not just about becoming a certified instructor but about embracing a lifestyle of mindfulness, compassion, and continuous learning that enriches every facet of life.
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MEET THE TEACHERS
Candace and Reegan are the epitome of cool and zen, making them the ideal yoga trainers for your 200-hour teacher training journey. Candace's soothing voice and Reegan's calming presence foster a nurturing and comfortable learning environment, ensuring students feel supported as they advance their practice with confidence. Additionally, their inspiring and diverse range of yoga styles and experience guarantees that every student will refine their skills, rhythm and flow.
What Does It Mean To Be a RYS?
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A Registered Yoga School (RYS®) is a distinction given to yoga teacher trainings that meet Yoga Alliance® Standards. A RYS must submit its training’s syllabus to Yoga Alliance, be verified by our credentialing team and be current with annual fees.
Yoga Alliance does not certify teachers or accredit schools. Yoga Alliance’s credentialing system is a registry, not to be confused with other types of credentialing systems (such as certifications, accreditations, licensure, etc.).
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What is a registry?
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A registry is a listing maintained by a professional association or entity which confers credibility on an individual, entity, or group based on published standards or guidelines determined by specified knowledge-based requirements (e.g., experience, education, examinations), grants individuals or entities a time-limited status on that listing.
When first developing our credentialing system and Standards, Yoga Alliance’s founders and committee members wanted to build a system that would honor the diversity in yoga while promoting safe and competent teaching. In 2013, we created Social Credentialing, an innovative system that blends the best features of social ratings websites and traditional credentialing processes to reflect the longstanding desire of the yoga community to increase the rigor and oversight of our credentialing system while protecting the diversity in yoga formats and styles.
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What are the different RYS levels available?
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Registered Yoga Schools can apply for a variety of designations. Learn more about the different credentials for schools.
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What are the benefits of being a RYS?
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In addition to receiving the credential of a RYS, schools also receive a listing on the Yoga Alliance Directory, where aspiring and current yoga teachers can find teacher trainings. Registered Yoga School owners can access a variety of Member Perks, attend our Online Workshops for free and more. Check out all of the benefits.