The London Yoga Teacher Training Course

We are inviting applications for the next London Yoga Teacher Training Course (LYTTC) which runs from October 2012 to December 2014.

The LYTTC course directors are Anne-Marie Zulkahari, Chloe Fremantle and Lisa McRory.

This revised two year course will provide you with the practical skills and expertise to teach yoga safely and with confidence.  The extensive syllabus covers the areas of philosophy, anatomy and physiology necessary in order to deepen your understanding of yoga and develop your personal practice.  

It is designed to follow on from the new Introductory Course. Applicants are encouraged to apply for both courses in tandem.

LYTTC workshop tutors include:                                       

Peter Blackaby, Cara Bowen, Jo Child, Neville Cregan, Giovanni Felicioni, Catherine James, Christiane Kerr, Sarah Linsey, Amy Redler, Belinda Shattock, Bridget Thornborrow, Prim Young and others.

The LYTTC is an accredited BWY teacher training course.

All applicants will be interviewed in summer 2012 in advance of being offered a place on the course.

It is highly recommended that trainees attend several of the London Yoga Teacher Training Group workshops on offer during 2012 when considering applying for the LYTTC.

For further details please contact the LYTTC administrator.

Yoga Teacher Training  with Marc Wolford's AquaViva School of Yoga

Commencing April 2012. Led by Marc Woolford, with support from visiting teachers, including Pete Blackaby, Diane Long, Sophy Hoare, Javier Castro Allonso, Manuel Ponce and  Tuesday McNeil.  The course is recognised by the AIYP and the IYN (Independent Yoga Network).
 
250 hours, commencing April 2012, based in Brighton  (with a parallel course running in Edinburgh).
 
14 weekends and one 7 day intensive, offering an opportunity to significantly deepen understanding and experience of yoga, whilst nurturing the ability to share this work with others.
 
Clear anatomical explanations of the conditions that lead to support and movement through release – revealing the nature of the original yoga techniques.
 
Practice sessions will form the heart of the course to develop direct experiential understanding of the principal asanas, pranayamas, meditations and relaxation techniques.
 
Further information

Application and contact: admin@aquavivayoga.com