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Various Dates, 2014: Australia, IYTA Yoga Teacher Training & Postgraduate Courses

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IYTA Yoga Teacher Training 2014The International Yoga Teacher’s Association is the longest established yoga school in Australia. It promotes yoga’s many benefits – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, and it aims to increase understanding and application of the principles and philosophy of Yoga.

On Offer in 2014:

  • A fourteen month Yoga Teacher Training course beginning in February 2014. This well-established and highly regarded course has been running for over forty years with over two thousand students graduating.
  • Excellent Continuing Professional Development programs including a Diploma of Pre and Post Natal Yoga Teacher Training, a Post Graduate Diploma of Backcare and Post Graduate Diploma of Advanced Yoga (Bridging Course.)

To find out more, and to register, visit the IYTA website.

Please note that registrations and deposits for the Teacher Training course are due in December.

 

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