Sivananda Yoga Teacher Training in the Alps

Reasons to take this course

Why do you want to become a yoga teacher?

• You would like to experience a month of inner development and deep immersion in a peaceful and holistic yogic lifestyle
• You have wished to do a training like this for many years and feel that the time has come now
• You have deep interest in yoga and want to take your yoga practice to a more meaningful level
• You want to benefit from the guidance and support of experienced and inspiring teachers
• You wish to improve your own asanas over four weeks of intensive practice
• You can practise pranayama for enhanced physical and mental energy
• You desire to experience deep relaxation and learn how to help others experience more peace in their lives
• You are keen to meet like-minded people from all corners of the world
• You seek to connect better with yourself, find deeper insight and mental strength through meditation

A sincere desire to learn and openness to yogic techniques is required.

A basic knowledge of yoga postures and philosophy is preferred, but not essential.

Course fees

Yoga teacher training course

The cost of the TTC is based on your room choice.
The course fees include room and board, examination fee, training manual, two yoga pants and two t-shirts.
All rates include VAT and are subject to a €1.80 visitor’s tax per person per night.

Reduced price for students and the unemployed (limited number of spaces).
Student ID or unemployment card is required for verification.

Prices valid until 30 September 2023.
 

Cancellation and withdrawal terms

Testimonials

From graduates of the TTC

Special programmes

during the teacher training

Introduction to Ayurveda

During each TTC, there will be a presentation on how to balance your nutrition according to Ayurveda. If possible, individual Ayurveda diet consultation will be offered as well.

A Seven-Day Journey to the Meaning of Life

with Bhagavatacharya Sri Venugopal Goswami, Vrindavan, North India
 
The Bhagavad Saptaha or the seven-day recitation of the Srimad Bhagavatam deepens the knowledge of the four classical yoga paths, whose wisdom is contained in this classical yoga scripture. This spiritual highlight is a special opportunity to experience first-hand the curriculum topics pertaining to the Bhakti Yoga culture of traditional India.
 
Accompanied by live music: harmonium, vocals, bamboo flute, shenai oboe and tabla.
 
The next Bhagavata Saptaha dates:
Fri, 2 June – Thu, 8. June 2023
Tue, 1 August – Mon, 7 August 2023