Arhanta's yoga teacher training in India is a 21-day, 200-hour residential Hatha course at its own ashram near Khajuraho.
The course fee is €2,100 shared or €2,500 single, covering tuition, accommodation, meals and the listed inclusions; flights, visa and travel insurance are extra. The first 10 confirmed students on each date receive €200 off.
Next start dates: 26 November 2026, then 4 January and 28 January 2027.
Teaching is the core of the course: about 50 hours of supervised teaching practice, in groups of three.
Arhanta is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200), so graduates who complete the course can apply for RYT 200 registration.
A 200-hour yoga teacher training in India is a residential certification course that teaches asana, pranayama, meditation, anatomy, philosophy and teaching skills. Completed at a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School, it lets graduates apply for RYT 200 registration.
Arhanta has trained yoga teachers since 2009 and runs this course at its own ashram in Madhya Pradesh. This page covers dates and fees, the curriculum, how you learn to teach, your teachers, ashram life, certification, admission and travel. Planning guides and FAQs near the end link to our in-depth articles.
Yoga Teacher Training in India: 2026 and 2027 Dates and Fees
Every 21-day course costs €2,100 in a shared double room or €2,500 in a single room. The first 10 confirmed students on each date pay €200 less. You can ask questions and check availability before you apply or pay anything.
Upcoming Course Dates
Availability below is taken from our course calendar and registration page on November 9, 2026. Dates that have already started drop off this list automatically.
The dates shown are the exact start and end days. You arrive on the first day, and you can leave on the last day after 11:30 am.
Fees and What They Include
Room type
Double Shared
€2,100
€1,900 early bird, first 10 confirmed students per date
RoommateSame gender
BathroomPrivate, Western toilet
StayAll 21 days
Room type
Single
€2,500
€2,300 early bird, first 10 confirmed students per date
RoommateNone
BathroomPrivate, Western toilet
StayAll 21 days
Your course fee includes:
All tuition and classes, plus your certificate
Accommodation for the full course
3 vegan meals daily
Two sets of uniforms
Course manual and study materials
Complimentary pickup and drop-off at Khajuraho airport or railway station, first and last day
Complimentary meet-and-greet at Delhi airport for solo travelers, on request
One guided group cultural tour with lunch
Post-course support and guidance, plus all taxes
What Isn't Included
Budget separately for these:
International and domestic flights
Your Indian visa
Travel or medical insurance
Personal expenses and ashram shop purchases
Optional treatments
Deposit, Payment and Cancellation
Nothing is charged until we've accepted your application. See how to apply.
€200 depositOnce we accept your application, the deposit confirms your place.
BalanceThe rest of the fee is due 70 days before your start date. Instalments are possible on request.
Free cancellationYou can cancel free of charge within 14 days of registering. After that, the cancellation scale in our general conditions applies: 10% to 50% of the course fee, depending on how close to the start date you cancel.
Save €200 with the early booking rate. It's limited to the first 10 confirmed students on each course date, so check availability before you apply.
Tree pose on the ashram lawn
Can't Do 21 Days in a Row? Try the Hybrid Format
Our hybrid 200-hour yoga teacher training in India splits the course in two. You study about 50 hours of theory online at your own pace, then join 12 days of in-person training at the same ashram in India.
The next hybrid date at the India ashram runs from 21 February to 4 March 2027. Ask an advisor whether it fits your schedule better than the full residential course.
These are the six reasons students choose Arhanta for their yoga teacher training in India. Each one is a fact you can check before you apply.
Five Generations of Yoga Heritage
Your teachers come from a Jain family that has practised yoga for five generations, in the tradition of Swami Sivananda. The teaching is based on the original Sanskrit texts, explained in a clear, non-sectarian way. Meet your teachers
Indian Teachers, Classical Hatha Yoga
Dr. Ram Jain began his yoga education at eight, in a traditional Vedic school. Omkar Jain, born and raised in India, leads your course day to day and has taught at Arhanta since 2011.
Ashram Life for 21 Days
You live, practise and study at our 17-acre ashramnear Khajuraho. Meditation, karma yoga, satsang and silent meals are part of the daily schedule. Life at the ashram
Professional Teacher Training
Three hours a day go to teaching methodology and supervised teaching practice, about 50 hours of it hands-on teaching. You teach your classmates in groups of three, with one teacher for every eight students, and you finish with a theory assignment and a practical teaching assignment. How you learn to teach
Led by a PhD in Yoga
Dr. Ram Jain, PhD (Yoga), founded Arhanta and created the method you study. He has more than 50,000 hours of teaching experience and wrote Hatha Yoga for Teachers and Practitioners.
24,000+ Students Since 2009
Students from 90+ countries have graduated from Arhanta trainings, and our ashrams in India and the Netherlands welcome more than 1,000 students a year. Arhanta is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200). About your certificate
Dr. Ram Jain leading a pranayama class in the yoga hall
How to Compare Schools
Compare every school on the same points, including ours: the lead teacher's experience, daily teaching-practice hours, group size, accreditation and what the fee includes.
Our free guide by Dr. Ram Jain, Becoming a Yoga Teacher, lists ten checks to make before you pay a deposit anywhere. Our planning guides cover costs, locations and course levels.
You'll also see this kind of course called a yoga TTC in India, a YTT or a yoga instructor course. Whatever the name, the standard to look for is the same: 200 hours at a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School.
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200-Hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training Curriculum
This yoga teacher training in India covers four integrated modules: asana practice and teaching, anatomy and physiology, yoga philosophy, and professional teaching techniques. You learn 170+ classical asanas, pranayama, meditation and kriyas, plus the business skills to start teaching.
"The posture should be steady and comfortable."Yoga Sutra 2.46
Module 1: Asanas, Pranayama and Meditation
170+ classical Hatha Yoga asanas, including how to teach the foundational poses in detail
Benefits, contraindications, physiology and variations for different body types
Class structures for general and beginner courses, plus kids yoga, gentle yoga and yoga for pregnant women
Pranayama, bandhas, kriyas, meditation and deep relaxation (Yoga Nidra)
The four paths of yoga and an introduction to Kundalini Yoga
Pranayama class in the India yoga hall
Module 2: Anatomy, Physiology and Yogic Diet
The eight main body systems, the spine and its common disorders
Injury prevention, alignment, adjustments, modifications and yoga as therapy
Diet and nutrition: Ayurveda basics, the yogic diet and body types
Anatomy with a skeleton model
Module 3: Yoga Philosophy
The aim of yoga, the five principles of practice and the four paths of yoga
The eight limbs of Raja Yoga, the three gunas, karma and reincarnation
How the mind works, the three bodies and the five major and minor pranas
Philosophy class with Dr. Ram Jain
Module 4: Teaching Techniques and Your Yoga Career
Daily supervised teaching practice, with correction, guidance, motivation and communication techniques (how it works)
The psychology of teacher and student, plus ethical guidelines
Running your own yoga school: setting up a studio, promotion and common mistakes to avoid
Learning corrections and adjustments
Every module is taught in English, and the course manual lets you revise in the evenings. If you have a question about the syllabus, ask an advisor on WhatsApp.
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How You Learn to Teach: Teaching Methodology and Supervised Practice
Knowing yoga poses is not the same as knowing how to teach them. Every day includes three hours of teaching methodology and supervised teaching practice, with about 50 hours of hands-on teaching in all. You teach your classmates in groups of three while a teacher observes and gives you feedback.
An outdoor class on the ashram lawn
What the Teaching Methodology Module Covers
The psychology of the teacher and of the student
How to create a proper class environment
The art of instruction: voice, tone and modulation
The art of adjustments, with accurate corrections and modifications for each student
Motivation and communication techniques
How to sequence postures and plan classes and workshops around specific goals and themes
How to teach people of different ages, backgrounds and body types
Ethical guidelines for a yoga teacher
From Short Sections to a Full Class
Your teaching builds in three stages over the 21 days:
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Week 1: Building Your Base
You settle into the ashram routine of early walks, meditation, karma yoga and regular meals. You learn the basics of asana practice, breathing techniques and discipline.
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Week 2: Teaching and Anatomy
You study alignment principles and functional anatomy, learn to teach and assist safely, and start teaching short sections of a class.
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Week 3: Integration and Certification
You guide longer parts of a class, refine your voice, pace and cueing, and lead a complete session from warm-up to relaxation before your final assignments.
Learning to Assist and Adjust Safely
You practice assisting classmates into postures and giving individual adjustments and modifications. Because every body is different, we teach alignment for the individual student.
Feedback in Small Groups
You teach your classmates in groups of three. With one teacher for every eight students, a teacher watches your teaching and corrects it individually. You learn to observe bodies, give clear instructions and keep every student safe.
Direct Feedback From Your Lead Teacher
Omkar Jain (E-RYT 500) leads the course day to day, and you'll spend most of your teaching-practice hours under his direct feedback. He has taught at Arhanta since 2011 and has more than 18,000 hours of teaching experience.
Your Final Assignments
At the end of the course you complete two assignments: a theory assignment and a practical teaching assignment, in which you teach a class. Your certificate is included in the fee, and if an assignment needs more work, you can redo it once free of charge, on request.
By the end of the course you have planned and taught classes under supervision and received feedback on your teaching. As with any skill, your teaching keeps developing after graduation.
Watch the 1-minute film
Watch: Now I teach with confidence, on how preparation builds a new teacher's confidence (1 min)
Your yoga teacher training in India follows a system created by Dr. Ram Jain and taught day to day by Omkar Jain, two Indian teachers from a Jain family with five generations of yoga heritage.
Founder and course creator
Dr. Ram Jain, PhD (Yoga)
E-RYT 500 · RPYT 500 · YACEP
Dr. Ram Jain founded Arhanta Yoga and built the method you study. He began formal yoga education at eight, in a traditional Vedic school, and has more than 50,000 hours of teaching experience.
E-RYT 500, RPYT 500 and Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider
Author of Hatha Yoga for Teachers and Practitioners, with 30,000+ copies sold
Advanced anatomy and human dissection training at the Medical University of Katowice, Poland
E-RYT 500 · YACEP · Teaching at Arhanta since 2011
Omkar guides your yoga teacher training in India day by day, and you'll spend most of your teaching-practice hours under his direct feedback. Born and raised in India, he has more than 18,000 hours of teaching experience.
Studied with respected teachers including Saraswathi Rangaswamy, daughter of Sri K. Pattabhi Jois
Known for classes that combine focus, discipline and fun
Five generations of yoga heritage in a Jain family
Here's what graduates say about their yoga teacher training in India at Arhanta, in their own words and on camera.
I chose this yoga teacher certification program because it is very complete. You learn philosophy, anatomy, how to teach, asanas, diet. After the training you are more confident and you can teach in a very good way.Seth & Pleunie Founders of YOGADNAI have the highest regard for Arhanta; they truly stand by their values. Ram has profound knowledge that he describes well, using humor and tales. I learned more with this course in one month than in the two years long teacher training I completed earlier.Andrea Fischer Bodai Yoga Studio OwnerI came here to Arhanta yoga ashram in India with little knowledge of yoga. Now after three weeks, I am leaving with confidence in my own practice and my teaching abilities. The course is very well structured to build up knowledge and confidence. Each week I could see a big jump in my progress.Kay India 200-Hour GraduateTeachers are very professional and they have good technique to help students go deeper into their practice of asana. I have learnt a lot in terms of technique, theory and practice in only 1 month.Debbie Senior Yoga Teacher, Germany
Watch Graduates Talk About the Course
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Yoga teacher training India reviews: graduates on the course
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Student experiences at Arhanta Yoga Ashram India
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Caroline, from the Netherlands, on her India training
Photos From the India Ashram
Group meditation in the yoga hallSunrise over the ashram gardenBoat pose in the yoga hallThe big tree and the ashram gardenSunset over the ashramA morning walk at sunriseA group walk above the river near KhajurahoPlanting trees during karma yogaKarma yoga in the ashram gardenSeated forward bend in the yoga hallA seated stretch in the yoga hall
Life at Our Yoga Ashram in India: Schedule, Rooms and Food
A day of yoga teacher training in India at Arhanta starts with meditation and pranayama at 6:00 am and ends with lights out at 9:30 pm. In between, you have teaching practice, philosophy and anatomy, a second asana session, one hour of karma yoga and three Ayurvedic vegan meals.
“If you want to learn something, read about it. If you want to understand something, write about it. If you want to master something, teach it.”Yogi Bhajan
06:00Meditation and pranayama
07:15Breakfast in silence
08:15Teaching practice
11:30Lunch in silence
12:00Karma yoga
13:00Philosophy and anatomy
15:15Asana practice
17:30Dinner
19:00Chanting or ecstatic dance
21:30Lights out
Ayurvedic vegan meals1 hour of karma yoga a dayAn alcohol- and tobacco-free ashramTime away from screens
Mornings: Practice Before Theory
Meditation and pranayama come before sunrise, then a silent breakfast. The morning block is teaching practice: you learn to instruct, correct and motivate a group.
Afternoons: Study, Service and Asana
After lunch comes an hour of karma yoga, then philosophy and anatomy. The second asana session starts at 3:15 pm.
Evenings: Chanting and an Early Night
Dinner is at 5:30 pm, then chanting or ecstatic dance. Lights go out at 9:30 pm, which makes the 6:00 am start manageable.
Where You Live and Study
Your yoga teacher training in India takes place at the Arhanta Yoga Ashram India, in the village of Bansarai, 14 km from Khajuraho Airport in Madhya Pradesh. Its 17 acres of green land are surrounded by hills, forests and fields, which gives you a quiet, distraction-free place to study.
Our ashram follows the traditional Gurukula system: you live and learn as part of the teacher's community, and daily life is kept simple so you can focus on practice and study.
The 17-acre ashram from above
Grounds and Facilities
Two spacious yoga halls, plus open green spaces for outdoor practice and meditation
Single rooms or same-gender shared doubles, each with a private bathroom and Western toilet
Fresh bedding and mosquito nets on windows and beds
Cold showers, with hot water available around the clock in winter
A communal dining hall and an ashram shop with yoga essentials
Limited internet, an international phone facility and on-call medical assistance
Partial solar power, composting, a no-waste food policy and decades-old fruit trees
Rooms: Single or Shared Double
For your yoga teacher training in India, choose a single room for privacy or a shared double with a same-gender roommate. Single rooms are limited, so book early if you want one.
Rooms are simple, with what you need to rest well after a full day. See the spaces in our India ashram photo gallery.
Ayurvedic Vegan Food
Meals are simple, vegan and based on Ayurvedic principles, cooked fresh with organic and locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Expect dal, curries, soups and fresh salads, with healthy snacks through the day.
Drinking water is RO-filtered, and herbal teas are encouraged. Tell us about allergies or intolerances before you arrive and the kitchen will accommodate them.
Near the Temples of Khajuraho
Khajuraho is known as the City of Temples. Its Khajuraho Group of Monuments was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, and the temples date from the Chandella dynasty, which reached its height between 950 and 1050.
Your yoga teacher training in India fee includes one guided group cultural tour with lunch, so you'll see them during the course.
Ashram Rules
Full attendance at all classes and satsang
No alcohol, tobacco or non-prescription drugs
No meat, fish or eggs on the ashram grounds
Silence during breakfast and lunch
A daily karma yoga duty for every student
Clothing that covers shoulders, midriff and legs, including in asana classes
Phones and tablets only during set hours, in the office area
Leaving the grounds only on the weekly free day, at set times
Karma yoga is one hour a day of selfless service around the ashram, and every student takes part. Satsang is the time you spend together in chanting and meditation, and attendance is expected, just like classes.
Silent meals feel odd for a day or two. Then you start tasting your food and resting during the meal instead of talking through it.
A look at daily life, teaching and the ashram grounds during a yoga teacher training in India (7 min)
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Your 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Certificate and Support After the Course
After successfully completing our 200-hour Hatha yoga teacher training, you receive the Arhanta 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Certificate, which is recognised worldwide. Our yoga teacher certification is accredited by Yoga Alliance and the International Yoga Federation, and Arhanta is registered with CRKBO in the Netherlands.
We run this course as a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200), and we confirm your training to Yoga Alliance when you apply.
The course is also recognised by the International Yoga Association. With your certificate you can apply to Yoga Alliance for RYT 200 registration. Rules for teaching, employment and professional insurance vary by country and provider.
How to Register With Yoga Alliance
Receive your certificate on the final day, once you have completed the course and your final assignments.
Create a Yoga Alliance account and upload your Arhanta certificate.
We confirm your training to Yoga Alliance; once Yoga Alliance approves your application, you are registered as an RYT 200.
The Arhanta Guarantee
Our yoga teacher training in India comes with a straightforward guarantee: it gives you correct, sufficient knowledge of yoga and enough practical training to teach with ease and confidence, as it has since 2009.
Support After Graduation
After the course, you can contact our teachers by phone, email and instant messaging with any question about teaching, philosophy or your own practice. We also guide you on finding a teaching job or setting up your own studio.
The 200-hour training also includes a full module on starting and running your own yoga studio, from setup and promotion to the mistakes to avoid.
Your Possibilities After the Training
Teach in studios and gyms
Lead group classes at yoga studios, gyms and wellness centres.
Start your own classes
Module 4 covers setting up a studio, promotion and the common mistakes to avoid.
Private and online sessions
Teach one to one, at home or online, on a schedule that suits you.
Retreats and workshops
Share yoga with groups on retreats, holidays and weekend workshops.
Bring yoga into your work
Add yoga to schools, offices and wellbeing programmes where you already work.
Keep learning
Go on to the 300-hour advanced training toward RYT 500, or specialise in Yin, Yoga Nidra, meditation or prenatal yoga.
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Admission Requirements, Travel and Arrival
To join, you need basic English, good physical and mental health, and the readiness to adapt quickly to a new environment, food and an intensive schedule. There's no upper age limit, no previous teacher training is required, and every application is reviewed personally.
Who Can Join the Course
A basic understanding of spoken and written English, since the course is taught entirely in English
Good physical and mental health; there's no upper age limit
Readiness to adapt quickly to the environment, food and intensive schedule
No previous teacher training required
You do not need to be an advanced practitioner. We recommend about a year of regular practice, and you should be ready for a full schedule, daily practice and focused study. We don't accept pregnant women on this course, because the training is physically intensive.
This Course Suits You If
You want a certificate that lets you apply for Yoga AllianceRYT 200 registration
You want structured, in-depth training with final assignments
You are interested in philosophy and meditation as well as asana
You want to follow the daily routine of a yoga ashram in India
You want to learn from experienced teachers in a traditional lineage
Sunrise over the hills near the ashram
Joining for Your Own Growth
You don't need to plan a teaching career to join. Many students come to deepen their own practice, study yoga philosophy and meditation, and step away from daily life for three weeks. You follow the same schedule and receive the same certificate, and you can decide later whether you want to teach.
“Thinking back on my time, doing the Arhanta Yoga Teacher Training Course in India, I have to recognize that it was one of the most influencing phases in my life.”
How to Apply
Ask us first, if you likeMessage an advisor on WhatsApp or email ttc@arhantayoga.org with any question about the course, your health or travel. We respond within two working days.
Apply onlineComplete the registration form for your chosen date. We review every application personally.
Confirm with a €200 depositOnce you're accepted, the deposit secures your place. Payment and cancellation terms are in section 01.
Prepare for IndiaArrange your e-Visa, insurance and flights. The travel section below covers each step.
Getting to the Ashram: Flights, Visa and When to Go
Fly into New Delhi (DEL), then take the 1 hour 20 minute domestic flight to Khajuraho (HJR) or a direct train. We provide a complimentary pickup at Khajuraho airport or railway station on the first day of the course and drop you off on the last day. The airport is 14 km from the ashram.
The ashram in the countryside near Khajuraho
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Fly to New Delhi (DEL)
Most international routes land here. Return flights from Europe start from about €500. For solo travelers, we offer a complimentary meet-and-greet at Delhi airport on request.
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Continue to Khajuraho (HJR)
A 1 hour 20 minute flight, usually around €50 one way, or a daily train from New Delhi, Agra, Varanasi or Jhansi.
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Complimentary pickup to the ashram
Complimentary pickup at Khajuraho airport or railway station on the first day, and drop-off on the last day.
Arrival Support
Complimentary meet-and-greet at Delhi airport for solo travelers, on request
Your driver's name, phone number and photo, sent in advance
We track your flight and stay in touch on WhatsApp until you reach the ashram
Visa Basics
Most visitors need a visa for India. The easiest option is the Tourist e-Visa: you apply online on the official Indian e-Visa website, and it usually comes through in about 3 days. Apply at least 4 days before you travel.
When Do the Courses Run?
All India dates fall in the cool, dry winter, from November to February. Khajuraho days reach 20°C to 28°C. Nights are about 12°C to 18°C in November and February and can drop below 10°C in December and January, so pack warm layers for early mornings. The exact dates and seat status are in section 01.
Travel health recommendations can change. Before travelling to India, check the latest official travel-health advice and consult a qualified travel-health professional about malaria prevention and other recommended precautions. Use appropriate mosquito-bite prevention measures during your stay.
These are the questions students ask while comparing courses. Each guide is a short summary that links an in-depth article, and the FAQs below answer what the rest of this page doesn't.
Trainees studying together outside at the India ashram
What Does a 200-Hour Course in India Cost?
A 200-hour course in India usually costs about $350 to $3,000, and the average is around $1,000 with meals and lodging (Global Gallivanting, 2026). Compare what's included as well as the headline price: group size, teaching-practice hours and the lead teacher's experience all vary. Arhanta's fees and inclusions are in section 01.
Rishikesh has the busiest yoga scene, Goa and Kerala combine courses with beaches, Mysore is the home of Ashtanga, and Dharamshala suits a summer in the mountains. A secluded Central India ashram like ours is for students who want total immersion with few distractions.
Check ten things in writing before you pay a deposit: Yoga Alliance registration, the lead teacher, the teacher-student ratio, supervised teaching hours, final assignments, curriculum depth, what the fee includes, deposit and cancellation terms, the setting and real graduate reviews.
If you want to teach, start with 200 hours: it's the minimum for Yoga Alliance RYT 200 registration. A 100-hour course is an introduction only, while 300-hour training is for certified teachers, and a 200-hour plus a 300-hour training leads to RYT 500.
In general: complete a 200-hour course at a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School, complete its final assignments, then apply for RYT 200 registration. How that works on this course, step by step, is in section 08.
For many students, yes. You train in the country where Hatha Yoga developed, live at the ashram for three weeks and pay one fee for tuition, room and meals. Weigh that against flights, a visa, simple ashram living and three weeks away from home.
No. You do not need advanced flexibility to begin; what matters is regular practice and willingness to learn. You learn modifications and variations for different body types as part of the curriculum, and stamina helps more than flexibility.
Is 40 too old to become a yoga teacher?
No, there's no upper age limit, and students in their 40s, 50s and beyond graduate with us regularly. You learn modifications for every body type, so age isn't the issue. All you need is a sincere desire to learn and reasonable physical and mental health.
Is the €200 deposit refundable?
Yes, if you cancel within 14 days of registering, you pay nothing. After that, our general conditions apply a sliding scale, from 10% of the course price if you cancel more than two months before the start to 50% if you cancel less than two weeks before.
What if my English isn't perfect?
A basic level of spoken and written English is enough. The course is taught in English, but teachers explain every concept step by step and the manual helps you revise in the evenings. Students come from more than 90 countries, so many of your classmates will be working in their second language too.
Can I join if I'm pregnant or have an injury?
We don't accept pregnant women on this course, because the training is physically intensive. If you have an injury or medical condition, tell us before you apply so we can discuss whether the course suits you. You may bring prescribed medicines, and on-call medical assistance is available at the ashram throughout the course.
What style of yoga will I learn?
You'll learn Classical Hatha Yoga, the traditional root of modern styles such as Ashtanga and Vinyasa. That includes 170+ asanas, pranayama, meditation, kriyas and Yoga Nidra, plus an introduction to Kundalini Yoga. This grounding lets you specialize later in Yin, Vinyasa, prenatal or other styles with confidence.
Is it safe to travel to the ashram alone?
Yes, and most of our students travel solo. For solo travelers we offer a complimentary meet-and-greet at Delhi airport on request, and we share your driver's name, phone number and photo in advance, track your flight and support you on WhatsApp until you reach the ashram. More than 1,000 international students have arrived this way, and shared rooms are always same-gender.
Free guide by Dr. Ram Jain
If you are comparing schools, start with this guide.
Becoming a Yoga Teacher is a 14-page PDF on choosing a 200-hour training. Inside:
An honest check: are you ready to train?
What a good 200-hour training must teach you
10 checks before you pay a deposit
What it should cost, and what new teachers really earn
Enter your name, email and WhatsApp number, and the guide opens straight away.
Start Your Yoga Teacher Training in India
Our yoga teacher training in India gives you a structured start as a teacher: Indian teachers with five generations of yoga heritage, a method created by Dr. Ram Jain, PhD (Yoga), three hours of supervised teaching practice a day and a 1:8 teacher-student ratio at a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School. More than 24,000 students from 90+ countries have trained with us since 2009. Apply now, or ask us your questions first; we reply within two working days.
Since 2017 the Arhanta Online Academy brings our courses to everyone who wants to take their teaching and practice to a new level.
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