Join an intensive Yoga teacher training course in the Himalayas, where Yogis have practiced and followed the path of inner peace for many centuries. Begin your journey of self-transformation by immersing yourself into the vast knowledge of Yoga and meditation. You will gain traditional knowledge through the teachings of Himalayan yogic practices. We aspire for our students to gain wisdom through the practice of yoga as intended by the vedas and Patanjali yoga sutras.
This Yoga teacher training will help you to develop commitment toward your Yoga and meditation practice. This course is a special opportunity for those who are ready to take on the path of Yoga sadhana – spiritual practice – and support fellow seekers.
Our master yoga teachers will assist you in your understanding of the finer details of the science of Yoga. They will share diverse yogic traditions and the vast pool of knowledge it offers. You will experience how a spiritual practice affects your whole system and how it brings an overall uplifting energy in your life. It will help improve the quality of living by channeling thoughts with the help of meditation and Yoga.
Our intensive yoga teacher training programs are taught via practice by teachers well-versed in traditional yogic science and philosophy. In addition, our students have the opportunity to practice in the Himalayan foothills where great yogis and Indian mystics have practiced for centuries. A holistic understanding of Yoga and Ayurvedic detox are part of this training. We have a complete therapeutic and balanced approach to yoga, which offers a broader view of the oneness of life.
This is a unique international Yoga teacher training certification course for aspiring teachers and seekers. A month-long yoga teacher training will fulfill all the necessary requirements to obtain a Yoga teacher certification. A certificate will be awarded to those students who complete the required training. We offer 200-hour, 300-hour, 500-hour and online 800-hour continuing education.
The 200-hour teacher training certification is a 26 Days course for students who want to learn and benefit from holistic yoga and Ayurveda practices and set their foundations as teachers.
The 300-hour teacher training certification is a four week program based on Hatha yoga, Ayurveda, Meditation and yoga Nidra for those who want to understand advanced yoga practices and teach it to others.
The 500-hour Hatha yoga teacher training is a eight week course based on traditional Hatha yoga, Ayurveda, Meditation and yoga Philosophy for those who want to go deep into the exploration of consciousness and apply it as long-term sadhana.
We also provide a custom online program in addition to your in-person training to fully equip you to start teaching yoga with effective competence and confidence.
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Our training is challenging with an intense daily schedule and deep emotional growth. The immersive Yoga training is for everyone who wants to apply the vast life knowledge in their personal practice or teach this ancient traditional science to others. Anyone, who is ready to immerse in yogis’ lifestyle and Yoga Sadhana will be benefited.
What is included in a Yoga Teacher Training at Vedic Yoga Academy?
Our training blends asana, pranayama, meditation, yoga philosophy, Self-inquiry, and teaching methodology. You don’t just learn to lead classes, you build an authentic foundation for daily living and sharing yoga as a holistic practice rooted in Vedic tradition.
How long does it take to complete Yoga Teacher Training?
A 200-hour training typically takes 24-28 days. The 300-hour is around 35-40 days. Together, they form the 500-hour certification. YTTC at Vedic Academy is 4 weeks. Each program is intensive, giving you enough time to transform both as a practitioner and a future teacher.
Do I need prior yoga experience to join?
No advanced skills are required. A regular personal practice helps, but the training is designed for all levels. What matters most is sincerity, openness, and the willingness to learn. We guide you step by step, wherever you begin.
Is Yoga Teacher Training at Vedic Yoga Academy internationally recognized?
Yes. Our certifications are Yoga Alliance recognized, meaning you can teach globally. Beyond certificates, the training gives you authentic knowledge and build foundation to guide students of any age, with integrity and depth.
What is the difference between 200-hour and 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training?
The 200-hour course builds your yogic foundation into asanas, daily concious living, and breathing practice. The 300-hour dives deeper into philosophy, pranayama, meditation, and self-inquiry. Together, they create a complete path for serious practitioners and teachers.
How much does Yoga Teacher Training cost in India?
Costs vary between schools, usually $1200–$2500 depending on facilities, course length and season. At Vedic Yoga Academy, we focus on value, authentic teaching, traditional wisdom, and nurturing support above all. Tuition includes classes, meals, and accommodation. A single or shared room makes a big differenc in the cost of the program.
Can I teach yoga professionally after completing the course?
Yes. You’ll graduate with a recognized certificate and teaching experience. We provide practice teaching sessions, guidance on class design, and how to connect with students. Many graduates begin teaching immediately after training other like to deepen their practice more.
How do I choose the right Yoga Teacher Training in India?
This is one or the most challaing thing for a student. Look for authenticity, teacher lineage, class size, and community. Avoid overly commercial and cheap programs. At Vedic Yoga Academy, we keep groups small, focus on traditional Vedic yoga, and ensure each student receives personal attention and care.
What style of yoga is taught at Vedic Yoga Academy?
We teach traditional Hatha Yoga and integrate Ayurveda, pranayama, meditation, and philosophy. The approach is holistic, conscious living and healing not just postures, but the complete system of yoga as a path awareness and love.
What personal transformation can I expect from Yoga Teacher Training?
Many students describe the course as life-changing. Beyond learning to teach, you’ll deepen self-awareness, improve health, and discover inner strength. The discipline, silence, and Vedic wisdom of yoga open doors to clarity, freedom and peace.
What is the daily schedule like during the training?
Expect full, balanced days. Mornings begin with meditation and pranayama, followed by asana practice. Afternoons include philosophy, anatomy, and workshops. Evenings close with meditation or satsang. The routine builds discipline while leaving time for reflection.
Do I need to be flexible to become a yoga teacher?
No. Yoga is not about touching your toes to your forehead. It’s about discovering your true self and being who you really are deep down. With practice, flexibility improves naturally. What matters is self awareness and intention, not physical perfection.
How large are the student groups?
We keep groups intimate, usually 8–14 students. This allows for deeper connection with teachers, individual guidance, and a supportive community. Smaller groups ensure your growth is personal and quality is not lost in the crowd.
Can I join even if I don’t want to teach?
Yes, of course. Many students join for self-awareness, not to become teachers. The training helps you deepen practice, build conscious discipline, and live yoga more fully. Whether or not you teach, the benefits are lasting.
What is the food and accommodation like at the academy?
We provide simple, sattvic vegetarian meals, fresh, nourishing, and Ayurvedia-inspired. Accommodation is clean, quiet, and supportive for study and rest. The setting itself is part of your learning environment.
How is philosophy taught in Yoga Teacher Training?
Philosophy is woven into daily life, not just lectures. You’ll study the Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita, and Vedic wisdom. The focus is practical, how to live a conscious life and share yoga beyond the mat.
Can I continue my yoga journey after training?
Yes. We provide mentorship, advanced courses, and community support. Many graduates return for deeper trainings or retreats. The training is just the beginning of a lifelong path.
Is the training physically demanding?
It’s a more of a mental challenge than physical, but not overwhelming. You’ll practice daily asana, pranayama, and meditation. The body adjusts, and strength builds. The goal is balance, not pushing, but growing with awareness.
Does Vedic Yoga Academy offer scholarships for Yoga Teacher Training?
Yes. We believe authentic yoga should be accessible to all and not just depend on financial situation. Limited scholarships are available for dedicated students in need. We encourage sincere applicants to reach out and share their intention.
Do teachers at Vedic Yoga Academy actually live at the school, or do they just come in daily to teach?
Yes, all our Lead teachers live at the academy. This creates a personal and supportive environment, where guidance is always available at all time, not just during class hours. It also keeps the energy consistent, so your learning journey feels personal and connected.
What’s the difference between doing a yoga teacher training in India and doing one in my home country?
In India, yoga is taught in its birthplace, rooted in tradition and daily lifestyle. You’ll live in an ashram environment, surrounded by culture, teachers, and spiritual energy that support authentic learning. At home, you may study well but in India, you also live and breathe the practice.
I’ve been practicing yoga for a while, but I’m not sure if I’m ready to teach. How do I know if it’s the right time to join a teacher training?
Feeling the call to share yoga is the first sign you’re ready. You don’t need to be “perfect” at postures. Yoga Teacher training is not about mastering every asana, it’s about deepening your practice, understanding yoga as a way of life, and learning how to guide others.
What is life like at the academy during yoga teacher training? Is it strict or more relaxed?
Life at the academy is simple, mindful, and balanced. The routine is structured, early mornings, daily practice, study, and rest but not rigid. You’ll have space for reflection and nature walks. The environment is supportive, not stressful, designed to bring out full awareness rather than push you harshly.
