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Diploma of Classical
Yoga, Certificate of Classical
Yoga, Certificate of Asana and
Anatomy, Certificate of Classical
Still-Mind Meditation, Advanced
Diploma of Classical Yoga, Masters-Level
in Classical Yoga, Certificate
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Diploma
of Classical Yoga This is a
one-year teacher training program that gives the student excellent training
in the ability to teach Yoga and also in personal development. If you undertake
the Classical Yoga Teacher training, you will also explore the enquiry into
the experience of life, being, and reality, made by the Yoga Sutras. You will
learn how to practise and teach all eight Limbs of Yoga. The result for
you is that not only will you become competent to teach the postures of Yoga,
you will be a teacher with an understanding of what YOGA is. You will have
more skills than only Asana, increasing your teaching options. And most
importantly, you will have the option to take that path towards deep
transformation, which is the birthright of all of us. This is a one
year course to suit many sorts of trainees: ·
Persons who wish to teach the wisdom teachings of Yoga,
but have no wish to engage in the stretching and bending aspects of
Yoga. In this case,
“asana” refers to your meditation position ·
Persons who are Yoga teachers already, but have missed out
on the deeper aspects of meditation and Yoga philosophy and wish to fill that
gap ·
Persons with yoga teacher training qualifications who wish
to enter our Masters’ level program ·
Persons who wish to do the Diploma course but at present
do not have enough experience in Asana to qualify. In that case you would do the Certificate
course followed by the Certificate in Asana and Anatomy, thus completing the
equivalent of the Diploma course over 2 years instead of 1 The Certificate
course entails thorough training in the Yoga sutras and Meditation. Certificate of Asana and Anatomy This is a
one-year teacher training program focusing on the delivering Asana to others,
in the context of a thorough, though basic, understanding of anatomy and
physiology applied to movement within asana.
It is available to ·
Current yoga teachers who do not have training in the
anatomy and physiology of asana, and wish to fill that gap ·
Students who have completed the Certificate of Classical
Yoga and wish to convert to the full Yoga teachers Diploma Certificate of Classical Still-Mind Meditation A one year
course entailing a thorough study and practice of still-mind meditation and
its implications for life and for enlightenment. Starting with the Yoga Sutras, you would go
on to explore the literature of other meditation traditions; and a little of
the theory of cognitive psychology. It
is expected that you would be wishing to teach meditation to the general
public, and so Sanskrit terms and yogic jargon will not be used. Postgraduate Diploma of Classical Yoga A further year
of study achieved on a points system, for those who have completed the
Diploma of Classical Yoga. The year
entails deeper study, in the Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita and selected
Upanisads, and in asana and anatomy.
The course also includes other practical experiences in Yoga, eg
supervision in setting up meditation groups, teaching pranayama, and ashram
experience, to name a few. The
Advanced Diploma is a prerequisite for the Masters’ Level program. Masters-Level in Classical Yoga The
Masters” Level program entails 2 years of comparative study in Yogic
texts – the student will be able to discuss differing commentaries on
the Yoga Sutras, and compare different streams of Yoga philosophy, eg Shaivite Yoga and Vedanta. Anatomy and Physiology will be studied at
and advanced level. The graduate will
be capable of leading teacher training.
Graduates may apply for entry to ACCY associate status, where you
would receive development in delivering the ACCY Diploma training –
your own graduates would then receive ACCY certification. Certificate of Therapeutic Relaxation A one year
course, not in Yoga but in the theory and practice of helping others to
relinquish stress and worry and ease out tight muscles and uptight minds. The basis of this course is cognitive
behaviourist theory.
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