The modular nature of the 200hr YTT course means there is some flexibility in how it is run. Hence, it can be over 3-4, 6-8, 9 and 12 months. Within each rotation there will be 11 weekends, and in some instances evening classes, based on faculty availability. For those students interested in YTT the easiest thing to do is contact the studio to discuss your specific circumstances.
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Currently the 300hr YTT course is not running, but the background below maybe of interest for prospective students, once the course is penciled in.
The 300hr course will run over 6-8 and 12 months. Within each rotation there will be 17 weekends that students will need to be available. A minimum prerequisite to do this course will be either a recognised 200hr YTT qualification, or a very well-established yoga practice, which will be assessed prior to being accepted.
Currently the 500hr YTT course is not running, but the background below maybe of interest for prospective students, once the course is penciled in.
The 500hr course will run over 9, 12, 18 and 24 months. Within each rotation there will be 23 weekends that students will need to be available. A minimum prerequisite to do this course will be a very established yoga practice, which will be assessed prior to being accepted on this course.
Currently the 95hr Children’s YTT course is not running, but the background below maybe of interest for prospective students, once the course is penciled in.
The Children’s course runs over 6 and 12 months. Within each rotation there will be 5 weekends students will need to be available. A minimum prerequisite to do this course will be a recognised 200hr YTT qualification.
Currently the 85hr Prenatal YTT course is not running, but the background below maybe of interest for prospective students, once the course is penciled in.
The Prenatal course runs over 6 and 12 months. Within each rotation there will be 4 weekends students will need to be available. A minimum prerequisite to do this course will be a recognised 200hr YTT qualification.