Teacher training Level 2
Intermediate to advanced - Gaining depth of knowledge
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Teacher Training Level 1
Teacher Training Level 3
Natal Yoga Teacher Training
Yoga Alliance accreditation option

Duration:5 month part time. Dates: Begins April 4 & 5
This deepens and furthers the learning from Level 1 moving into more advanced practices. Also includes Yoga Philosophy, understanding of how energy manifests, chakras, koshas, gunas (properties of nature), prana and the main energy pathways in the body.
This is for yoga teachers who have completed Level 1 or another teacher training course.

Our Teacher Training courses have 200 and 500 hour Yoga Alliance accreditation option (click here for details).

Investment: $2200
Please note: To ensure a place, send a deposit of $300 (non-refundable) to Ashram Yoga. The balance can be paid on the first day or by regular instalments (please arrange with us). The full amount is to be paid no later than the 8th day of the course if paying by instalments.

Dates 2009:
Weekend 1: 4 & 5 April
Weekend 2: 2 & 3 May
Weekend 3: 30 May (eve) - 1 June Queens birthday
Weekend 4: (one day only) 27 June
Weekend 5: 26 & 26 July

Duration: 5 months part time including:
3 weekend workshops and a 1 day workshops at Ashram Yoga
3-day residential retreat - Queens Birthday weekend 30 May (eve) - 1 June
Daily home practice and assignments

Intermediate to Progressive Intermediate: For those who have completed Level 1 and want to further develop teaching skills and personal practice to the next level. This course deepens and furthers the learning from Level 1 and moves into some of the more subtle and transformative techniques and understandings from the science of yoga.
We recognise that learning may have occurred in a variety of ways. We are also happy to discuss a placement on Level 2 if you have completed another Teacher Training course from a different school or system of yoga.

You learn to practice and teach a broader and more advanced level of asana, pranayama, bandha, mudra, meditation, yoga nidra and shatkarmas, as well as deeper studies in the following areas:
  • Dhara Yogasana (flowing yoga)
  • How to use and apply Ayurveda within yoga
  • Yoga Philosophy
  • The four main branches of yoga (Karma - activity, Bhakti - devotion, Raja - meditation, Jnana - knowledge)
  • Specific studies on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, an ancient treatise on the spiritual journey and the psychology of mind.
  • Principles and application of tantra and yoga (including prana, gunas, tattwas, nadis, chakras and koshas)
  • Systematic application of deeper meditation techniques.

We emphasise how to present these practices and understandings for full effect and at different levels according to the needs and capabilities of your students.

N.B. A First Aid course completed with an organisation like St Johns is an additional requirement for this course (not included in course fee).

Additional books used on the course are: (these are not included in the course fee)

  • Asana, Pranayama, Mudra and Bandhas (Swami Satyananda)
  • Meditation from the Tantras (Swami Satyananda)
  • Patanjali Sutras "Four Chapters on Freedom" (Swami Satyananda)
  • Prana, Pranayama, Prana Vidya (Swami Niranjanananda)
  • Yoga Nidra (Swami Satyananda)
  • Yoga and Ayurveda (David Frawley)

24 Cheshire St or P O Box 37029, Parnell, Auckland •  Phone: (09) 302 2110 • Email: yoga@ashramyoga.com