Ashtanga Yoga Formation // Belgium, France, Greece, India
Training as a yoga teacher or recycling; increasing your knowledge and competency as a yoga teacher
The training courses to become a yoga teacher are made up of several units: A, B, C, D, E, and F
The training courses take place either: in Belgium, in France, in Greece or in South India (Mahabalipuram) –Tamil Nadu – 60 km south of Chennai/Madras).
It is imperative to have participated in the four first units and to have written a thesis* on the subject in order to receive a diploma (be qualified as) of yoga teacher at the end of the end of the training course. Each session entitles you to a certificate of participation.
The "diploma" of Yoga teacher allows you to teach yoga in all the European collectivities and to register in an official institution and/or association, and to obtain a professional insurance..
The Yoga teacher training is not only a deepening of you personal practice; it will also allow you to study the practical and theoretical aspects of yoga.
Having the experience of personal practice of yoga is of course necessary to be included in a yoga teacher training but motivation to teach is most important in order to transmit this art…
Yoga is a complete and complex subject so a yoga teacher has the duty to know the different yoga currents, the philosophical, religious and historical aspects. Anatomical and psychological knowledge are also important…
See content of the training courses: http://www.yoga-ashtanga.net/formation_fr.php
Individual follow-up will be provided as well as the practical and theoretical knowledge proposed by this training. Observation of individual and group lessons with a teacher of your choice, and finally assistance and supervision with another Ashtanga Yoga teacher is necessary.
The Sessions 
Access to the content of the courses is strictly reserved to the students who have followed the training program of the concerned unit (A, B, C, D, E, and F).
To have access to the content you will need the access code that will be given to you at the end of the course.
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