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Registered Yoga Teacher Training Program - RYT300
300 hour Level II Schedule for 2022-2023
Year One Focus (2022-2023) – individual sessions
Year Two focus (2023-2024) – specialty classes. Also includes a yoga and ayurveda retreat in May of 2024.
Both years must be completed to receive the 300 hour certificate but the program can be spread out over 4 years. Each fall, August through December focuses on the SYI core curriculum. Each spring has trainings on Ayurveda, emotional health, pranayama and other specialty topics.
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Samyoga Institute offers is an advanced yoga and yoga therapy teacher training program designed to create community and foster personal and professional growth. It offers a safe environment where students are encouraged to push their edge to explore and connect with their innate wisdom. The training incorporates educational and experiential components of yoga and ayurveda, including but not limited to the study of yogic texts, anatomy and physiology; whole person assessments; asana; pranayama; mudras and mantras; guided imagery; yoga nidra; and meditation. The interactive learning environment promotes an atmosphere maintaining the integrity of the tradition while making yoga accessible to every body. Mentorship, internships, community teaching, assisting and integrative assignments offer students an opportunity to deepen self-awareness as well as further the development of teaching and yoga therapy skills. As a result, students are able to offer their wisdom and gifts to diverse groups and individuals.
The program is divided into four quarters and designed to be completed within two or four years. Each fall begins with the 100 hour intensive (3 days in September, a weekend in October and November and 1 day in February). The spring quarter takes place with weekend classes in the spring consist of some SYI trainings and outside trainings approved by the mentor. The April and August sessions focus on the integration of ayurveda and yoga. Throughout the program, including the internship breaks, there is frequent contact with and support from an assigned mentor.
September-February
Program Overview, Introduction to Yoga Therapy, The Koshas, Samkhya Philosophy, Introduction to Ayurveda, Conducting Individual Sessions: The Assessment Process, Yoga Sutras, Anatomy and Physiology: Form and Function of the Body, Philosophy, Ethics and Boundaries. Pranayama, Mudras, Respiratory Conditions
*Internship: Eight individual sessions
March-August
Ayurvedic Assessment, Yoga and Ayurvedic Retreat, Chakras and the emotional body.
*Internship: Two three-hour workshops
September-February
Teaching Methodology, Integrative Medicine, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Yoga Therapy Specialty Areas, Meditation Retreat, Philosophy and Ethics, Research, and The Bhagavad-Gita.
*Internship: Two eight-week specialty classes
March-August (partially self-directed)
Yoga Therapy (specialty areas), Ayurveda, Philosophy, Sanskrit, Chanting, Integration: Putting it All Together, and Marketing.
Teacher Training Schedule
The tuition includes a manual and other resources that will support teaching and practice, both now and in the future.
Estimated additional costs are as follows:
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- Books: $100.00
- Lodging/food: $150.00 per retreat
To reserve your space, please contact Sat Puran at sat@sam.yoga to begin the enrollment process.
Refund Policy
Samyoga Institute requires the applicant to send written notice of cancellation 30 days prior to the start of training to receive a full refund less $50.00. Should notice be received within 30 days of the start of training, the applicant will receive a full refund less $500.00. Once training begins, there are no refunds, and the entire amount is the responsibility of the participant. If a student must withdraw due to unforeseen circumstances, arrangements may be made to complete the training the following year; however, the student will incur any additional cost increases at the time the course is taken.
Non-discrimination Policy
Our commitment is to empowerment. Applicants for admission and financial aid are considered on the basis of individual merit. No person is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subject to discrimination in any program or activity of Samyoga Institute on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, pregnancy, age, religion, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.