200 hr Yoga Teacher Training Course with Sue Everett

Yoga Teacher Training Course – 200-hour

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Registrations accepted throughout the year. Please email for details.

INTRODUCTION

The Still_Move Yoga 200‑hour Online Yoga Teacher Training Course (YTTC) is a fully registered training program with Yoga Australia and is designed for dedicated yoga practitioners who aspire to teach. This course offers a clear, structured, and methodical pathway into teaching yoga, supporting participants to deepen their personal practice while developing the foundational skills, knowledge, and confidence required to teach safely, responsibly, and effectively.

This training is not intended to produce advanced yoga practitioners. Rather, its primary focus is on learning how to teach: how to observe students, communicate clearly, sequence appropriately, and guide foundational yoga asana and simple pranayama practices for absolute beginners through to general‑level students. Throughout the course, trainees are introduced to ways of working with common health considerations and minor injuries, always within an appropriate and ethical scope of practice.

Yoga teacher training is a gradual and, at times, demanding process. It requires consistency, patience, and a willingness to engage deeply with both practice and self‑study. A strong working relationship between trainee and training teacher is essential, built on openness, commitment, and clear communication. Prospective trainees are warmly encouraged to make contact prior to enrolment to discuss readiness for the course and ensure this training is the right fit.

ELIGIBILITY

Applicants must have a minimum of three years of regular yoga practice prior to commencing this 200‑hour training and must be 16 years of age or older. This course is suitable for those seeking a grounded, methodical, and responsible approach to yoga teaching, rather than an accelerated or performance‑based training.

TREADING THE PATH

At the heart of this YTTC is the cultivation of a regular personal yoga practice, alongside the study of yogic principles, foundational philosophy, and the development of observation and adjusting skills. Emphasis is placed on learning how to teach to different experience levels and how to adapt practices for students with common injuries or health conditions. Practical guidance is woven throughout the training to support this learning.

This course requires a genuine commitment to self‑directed study and ongoing personal practice. Trainees are encouraged to engage proactively with the material, gradually developing independence, discernment, and confidence as emerging teachers. The depth of learning ultimately reflects the level of engagement each participant brings to the process.

The training is offered through the lens of Iyengar yoga methodology, a system respected internationally for its clarity, precision, and therapeutic intelligence. While this course does not qualify graduates as Iyengar Yoga teachers, it provides a strong technical and conceptual foundation that is relevant across yoga styles. Participants are guided through the many dimensions of yoga practice and teaching, as well as the practical realities of becoming a professional yoga teacher.

Delivered over a 10‑month period, the course combines monthly PDF training manuals—including guided personal practice sequences and practical study assignments—with two live Zoom sessions per month. These sessions provide opportunities for discussion, clarification, and practical workshops focused on alignment‑based techniques, observation, and hands‑on adjusting skills.

Upon completion, graduates are prepared to step into teaching as competent provisional yoga teachers and are encouraged to apply for Provisional Teacher Membership with Yoga Australia. This 200‑hour course is a fully registered Yoga Teacher Training Course with Yoga Australia.

This 200-hour Online Yoga Teacher Training Course is registered with Yoga Australia

Prospectus – Please request the Yoga Teacher Training Course-YTTC Prospectus via the Still_Move Yoga website’s contact page.