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  • Yoga Campus Teacher Training

    £3730 payable in instalments

    Yoga Teacher Training Diploma London

Want to become a yoga teacher?

Then join the next London yoga teacher training course.

The 16-month Yogacampus Yoga Teacher Training Diploma, now in its 16th year in London, is one of the UK's largest and most successful teacher training courses, known for its non-dogmatic and authentic approach.

The Training

The course was introduced in 2003 and is registered with Yoga Alliance at the 200-hour teacher training level, allowing graduates the benefit of an internationally recognised accreditation, and with the Independent Yoga Network.

Graduates are also entitled to join the Register of Exercise Professionals, an organisation set up to regulate, help safeguard and promote the health and interests of people who are using the services of exercise and fitness instructors, teachers and trainers.

We know that there are many good yoga teacher training courses. So why train with Yogacampus in London?
•    we have been around since 2003 and have trained over 900 yoga teachers
•    we are the only ‘blended learning’ course to offer you both face-to-face, and online teaching (with access to readings materials, practice quizzes, videos and more long after you graduate)
•    we offer you a range of expert teachers, with eclectic backgrounds, but all with a passion for the yoga tradition
•    we give you an experienced contact teacher to guide you throughout the course
•    we require you to think for yourself and find your unique voice as a teacher!

Perhaps our best testimonial is the fact that many of our graduates have forged very successful yoga teaching careers, including, in some cases, establishing their own yoga centres.

Over the 16 months of the teacher training in London we will help you to deepen your knowledge of the science of yoga – anatomy, physiology, teaching techniques, philosophy – as we teach you how to use your artistic creativity in class planning and sequencing.

Learn to teach asana, pranayama and meditation in your own individual way, from the heart, with awareness, compassion, sensitivity and clarity. By the end of the course you will be able confidently to convey your own experience of yoga’s transforming power to your students with ease and confidence.
 

 

 

Our teachers also sit on the board so you are taught by the creators of the content as well. Ensuring synergy and authenticity.

Liz Lark

Liz has taught since 1995, is a BWY Diploma holder (1994), and is a registered 500-hour Yoga Alliance teacher.

Her teaching and practice is rooted in Astanga Vinyasa (Derek Ireland being her main teacher through the 1990s), however increasingly she is drawing inspiration from the subtle teachings of the Bihar School of Yoga (visualisation, yoga nidra) and other arts to inspire and liberate the spirit.

She specialises in a creative choreographic vinyasa yoga, maintaining safe alignment and adapting postures to individual needs and ability.

She has taught actors Ralph Fiennes and Alan Rickman, and works with musicians the Monteverdi choir, led by Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and pianist Ludovico Einaudi. Liz is also the author of seven yoga books and a practice dvd ‘Yogalibre’. (Freestyle yoga)

Sarah Litton

Sarah has been practising yoga for 30 years and teaching for 15 years, and during this time has explored many styles of yoga.

She was a physical education teacher from 1983 to 1997. In 2002 she developed rheumatoid arthritis, and due to the understanding gained in rehabilitating herself, she has focused for the last six years on individual sessions in yoga therapy/remedial yoga, while also in her teaching introducing intelligent alignment in postures to preserve the integrity of the joints and prevent compression.

The breath is in integral part of her sessions, both in understanding the mechanics and in balancing the mind/body relationship.

She has been travelling to India regularly since the late 1970s, and has a particular interest in eastern philosophy, with more recent guidance from Swami Veda Bharati of The Himalayan Institute.

She has a BWY Diploma, and is registered with Yoga Alliance as a 500-hour teacher.

 

Catriona Brokenshire

Catriona has been practising regularly since 1980 and teaching full time for the last 15 years.

Catriona originally trained with Godfrey Devereux at The Life Centre; she then went on to complete a BWY Diploma course.

Her main practise was initially Astanga Vinyasa and she practised regularly with John Scott for 2 years. In 1996 she met Shandor Remete who became her major influence.

For the past 6 years Catriona’s study with Swami Veda Bharati (disciple of Swami Rama) and Dr Rolf Sovik (spiritual director) of The Himalayan Institute has inspired her to develop a deeper meditation practise. During the past 3 years Catriona has attended Dr Sovik’s advanced trainings.

She is registered 500-hour Yoga Alliance

 

Registration

We ask for a minimum of 3 years regular and consistent yoga practice, preferably through class attendance.

You will also require a regular yoga teacher who can provide a reference to support your application.

In addition, some element of self-practice is viewed very favourably.

To come to a taster or to register for the course please visit:

https://www.yogacampus.com/teacher-training-diploma/yoga-teacher-trainin...

Interview will be held in February and an application should be submitted as soon as possible.

Course details

Our London yoga teacher training is comprised of 11 non-residential weekends at the London Yogacampus Finsbury Park .

Modules are normally all day Saturday and Sunday but two later weekend modules will also require attendance on the Friday.

The hours are 0900-1800 Saturday 9.30am to 5.30pm Friday and Sunday.

The total course fees are £3,730 (if settled in full before the start date) or £3,880 payable by £1000 deposit and 16 instalments of £180 over the course.

For further information about course fees, please contact Yoga Campus

You will also be required to pay for a First Aid course, if you do not already have an Appointed Person First Aid certificate.

In addition you will need to pay (currently £65) for a teacher to assess your teaching ahead of your final assessment and for liability insurance before you begin teaching.