Yogarise 200-hour Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training

Upon acceptance, a non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place. The balance can be settled with a fee-free payment plan starting as soon as you would like. 

All course fees must be settled before 1st August 2025. 

A 200-hour foundational yoga teacher qualification, approved by and registered with Yoga Alliance Professionals UK

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We know that teacher training can be quite an outgoing, so we’re looking to give someone a helping hand. We’re offering to cover the full cost of the 200hr training for a keen yogi, who have a passion to teach yoga for a living but who may not be able to afford to train due to being on low income. Please email clare@yogarise.london to find out more.

 No worries. There is the option to meet or practise with Erin in Peckham or Online to see whether this is the right training for you. Our Head of Trainings, Clare, would also love to answer any of your questions or meet for a cuppa.

Yes. The following book is mandatory: Light on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by B.K.S Iyengar. Please also sign up to listen to the first 5 FREE meditations from the Introductory Course on the Waking Up App by Sam Harris. If you would like more (optional) recommendations for further reading, we can give you a list.

Practical exam: You will learn a 60-minute set vinyasa sequence during the training which you will be expected to teach by the end of the course. We will be examining areas such as cueing, modifications, the pace of the class, and assists. This will take place outside of the teaching times/dates above.

Written exam: There is a written exam at the end of the course in which you will be tested on key areas of philosophy and anatomy. You will also be required to complete an anatomy quiz  as part of your assessment.

On-going assessment: There will be daily reading in Morocco, sometimes including research on philosophy or journalling. You will also be asked to complete short tasks linked to the reading materials as ‘homework’ throughout your London modules.

Observation: You will be expected to observe at least three different teachers from an approved list – this task is designed to help new teachers develop their own style and find their own ‘voice’.

All students are expected to practise daily during the training unless advised otherwise. In case of sickness or unforeseen circumstances that might stop you from completing the course on time the option of catching-up will be given, however, additional charges may apply. Please see Ts+Cs for more information on this.

Teaching Methodology – all about techniques, how to sequence, demo, adjust and cue, how to lead groups and individuals, how to integrate pregnant/postnatal students into class, Yoga for Mental Health + Resilience

Developing Yoga Practice – asana A-Z, pranayama, bandhas, drishti, meditation, Sanskrit and mantras.

Anatomy + Physiology – practical anatomy and energetic anatomy (nadis, prana, chakras), injuries and how to prevent them.

Philosophy + History of Yoga – The Yoga Sutras, eight limb path, ayurvedic lifestyle, yoga philosophies and incorporating them into daily life.

Practical Aspects of Yoga Teaching – the business of yoga, social media and marketing, teacher etiquette/ethics, finding your voice as a yoga teacher, and ‘beyond the studio: taking your yoga into the wider community’.

No, not at all. This is a professioinal qualification for those who would like to go on to teach but if you are taking the course to further your knowledge and deepen your practice, there is no requirement whatsoever. It’s up to you 🙂

Please get in touch with a member of the team and we will help you as best we can. There is also the option to meet or practise with Erin and see whether this is the right training for you.

USEFUL LINKS: 2025 Teacher Training Ts+Cs