Why Choosing the Right Yoga Teacher Training Matters
Choosing a yoga teacher training program is a major step in your professional and personal growth. The right program ensures:
- Quality instruction from certified teachers
- Safe, effective practices
- Comprehensive understanding of yoga philosophy, anatomy, and pedagogy
Learn more about WYA Standards to ensure your training is verified.
Understanding Yoga Teacher Credentials
WYA Credentials:
- RYT 200 – Foundation-level training (200 hours)
- RYT 300 – Advanced 300-hour program
- RYT 500 – Full 500-hour certification combining RYT 200 + 300
Tip: Always verify that your school or teacher is WYA-accredited for credibility and global recognition.
Questions to Ask Before Enrolling
- How many training hours are included?
- Are lead trainers WYA-certified?
- Does the curriculum include anatomy, philosophy, and teaching methodology?
- What is the teacher-to-student ratio?
- Are there continuing education opportunities or Free Courses opportunities by EYEP Standard ?
Red Flags to Avoid
- Schools claiming certification without verification
- No transparent curriculum or training outline
- Poor student support or grievance handling
Benefits of Choosing a WYA-Approved School
- Access to global verification and directory listing
- Digital badges for teachers and schools
- Ethical, safe, and high-quality training
- Membership in a global yoga community
FAQ
Checklist –
10 Things to Review Before Choosing a YTT
10 Things to Review Before Choosing a Yoga Teacher Training
- Verify the school is WYA-accredited (RSY status)
- Check the training hours (200 / 300 / 500)
- Confirm lead trainers are WYA-certified
- Review the curriculum outline
- Validate anatomy and philosophy modules
- Check the teacher-to-student ratio
- Ask about online vs. in-person options
- Review student reviews and testimonials
- Confirm post-training support
- Check if the school offers continuing education or career guidance
Choosing the right Yoga Teacher Training can shape your entire teaching journey.
Before you enroll, make sure your school is verified, your trainers are certified, and your program meets global WYA standards.
