300 hour Yoga Teacher Training Course
Join the 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh at Jeevatnam Yogashala. Take your personal practice to a higher level, polish your teaching skills and deepen your understandingβof asana. This comprehensive course combines the practice of asana, philosophy and meditation to take you deep intoβthe world of yoga in the land of yoga.
300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Course Details:
Commencement Date: 1st of Each Month
Duration :
28 Days
Certification :
Yoga Alliance USA Certified.
Course Fee:
Private Room :
$1250
Shared Room :
$1150
Advance Your Yoga Skillset with 300Β hourΒ YogaΒ TTC in Rishikesh
Deepen your knowledge. Refine your practice. Awaken the Expert within you with our Advance 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Course in Rishikesh, India.
Welcome to the Advance Yoga Teacher Training Course at Jeevatman Yogshala. A sacred space right in the heart of Rishikesh – Yoga Capital of the World, Where Yoga isnβt just about the physical movement but a way of living. Our multi-style 300 Hour YTTC is designed meticulously for those who have successfully completed their 200-hour yoga teacher training and are looking to take their yogic practices to an advance level. The course offers a life changing experience of deeper learning, mental evolution and mastery in yoga teaching.
Whether you are aiming to become an advance asana teacher, amplify your knowledge or dive deeper into the philosophy of yoga, the 300-hour yoga teacher training course in India at Jeevatman Yogshala is a doorway to a new dimension of soul awakening and growth.
Why choose Jeevatman Yogshala for 300-hour yoga teacher training course in Rishikesh, India.
At Jeevatman Yogshala, weβre more than a yoga school -βweβre a place for profound spiritual growth and rich, genuine yogic learning. A Hub of World Renowned Yoga Masterminds We have the Best 300-Hour Hatha / Ashtanga Vinyasa β A Multi Style Yoga Practitioner, Teacher Training Course in Rishikesh Based on well known in the yogic world βAshtanga Secondary seriesβ, it enhances your teaching and practice skills at advanced level and helps you inβbecoming the Yoga Expert.
There are more then 200 yoga schools in Rishikesh, but Jeevatman Yogshala is not just a school it is a yoga ashram for your soul. Here, we just donβt teach yoga as a physical activity but we help you become YOGA. All the yoga classes of our 300 hour yoga teacher training course are designed in a way that will help you to reach deeper within your soul.
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Why Students around the world choose Jeevatman Yogshala for 300 hour yoga teacher training course.
Rooted in traditions and evolving with purpose
At Jeevatman we honour the ancient yogic philosophies blending it with contemporary teaching and practice. We try to merge your existing world with classical yogic teachings.
A Yoga School that recognises your Soul
Unlike we see the overly commercialised yoga training courses, our teacher trainings are designed in a very intimate and customised way. You wonβt get lost in the herd, you will be recognised, you will be supported and guided at every step of your journey. Our yoga gurus are not just yoga instructors; they are mentors who will walk with you.
Yoga Gurus who incorporate what they teach
The yoga teachers at Jeevatman Yogshala are not just yoga alliance, USA certified but they are a living example of how to live a yogic life. All our teachers have years of experience, deep knowledge about yoga and compassionate presence to their teaching classes. In yoga classes at Jeevatman you just donβt learn from the gurus but you feel their high vibrational spiritual energies.
Beyond physical into the spiritual
The advance 300-hour yoga teacher training course at Jeevatman Yogshala is not a repetition of what you already know, it is an upgradation of who you are as a teacher and a yoga practitioner. We take you into the depths of yogic knowledge of philosophy, asana, pranayama, anatomy and meditation.
Sanctuary designed for your spiritual growth
Himalayas as the backdrop and Maa Ganga at a walking distance, Jeevatman Yogshala has an inviting ambience where spirituality grows spontaneously. We are in the divine vibration of Rishikesh - the Yoga capital of the world. Where we are privileged to be able to provide a sacred environment that supports inner peace and a homely accommodation with profound learning and personal evolution.
International Yoga Certification
Our 300-Hour Yoga TTCβis registered with Yoga Alliance (USA) and on completion of the course, you will be entitled to an internationally recognized yoga certification. Once you've graduated, you can submit your training and register yourself for RYT 500 on Yoga Alliance, USA.
Ready to take your practice on an advance level?
Join Jeevatman Yogshala and deepen your knowledge towards your inner self and advance yogic techniques. Find peace in yourself, make yogi friends for life and bring your practice to new heights.
Save your spot now and start your journeyβtowards becoming a certified advance yoga instructor!
What youβll learn in the 300 hour yoga TTC at Jeevatman Yogshala
- The meaning of Mantra and mantra chanting.
- Advance asana Practice of Hatha & Ashtanga Vinyasa Secondary series Yoga.
- Deeper study of Human Anatomy & Physiology in relation to the practice of asana.
- In-depth learning of Patanjali Yoga Sutras and Hatha Yoga Pradipika - a part of yoga philosophy.
- Intense Pranayama, Mudras, Bandhas, and Kriyas.
- Detailed explanation of 7 Chakras and Ayurveda.
- Active and passive Meditation techniques.
- Methods of Teaching Advance asanas β Sequencing, adjustments, posture alignment, and modifications.
- Karma Yoga and how yoga is not only on the mat but also off the mat
- Daily Routine +βBalanced Yogic Diet
- Every class is led by an experienced yoga instructor who will assist you in learning and becoming a good yoga teacher.
- You willβlearn to design advance, safe, inspiring, and accessible classes for all types of groups and one on one situations.
Who Should Join This Course?
This yoga teacher training is ideal for:
- Certified 200 hour yoga teachers looking to upgrade their knowledge.
- Yoga Enthusiasts & Practitioners looking to explore and deepen their practice.
- Yoga Teachers who are ready to take their teaching career to next level by integrating advance asana, breathwork, philosophy and mindfulness into their yoga classes.
- Current Professionals who are interested in perfecting advance asana techniques or learning new ones.
- Anyone who Is interested in diving deeper into Yoga Philosophy, Lifestyle, or Self-Discovery.
- Anyone eager to grow spiritually and Professionally through the yogic path.
Stay & Meals at Jeevatman Yogshala, Rishikesh
Comfortable Accommodation
We at Jeevatman Yogshala offer a clean, comfortable, and soothing living environment to complement your long yogic voyage. Private and shared rooms are both tastefully set up for a comfortable and restorative stay.
- Interior is warm and comfortable with all amenities
- Attached private washroom with hot & cold running water
- 24/7 water access
- Free unlimited Wi-Fi
- CARE and SECURITY of CCTV for your safety and peace of mind
Our living space is set up to keep you centered, focused, and connected to your inner self.
Nourishing Yogic Meals
Also, we consider food as an essential part of a yogi’s discipline. At Jeevatman Yogshala, you will be served healthy, sattvic vegetarian food filled with love and warmth that aligns with your mind and spirit and helps it rise to a greater potential. Each day, youβll enjoy:
- Two meals in a day i.e., brunch and dinner.
- Soft fruits, salads, and herbal drinks.
- Dishes made with superfood ingredients.
- Gluten free or special diets available on request.
Please inform us in advance of any dietary preferences or allergies so we may best accommodate your needs.
Your STAY, YOUR PLATE, everything about your journey at Jeevatman Yogshala is imbued to help you live a healthy, holistic and spiritually rich life.
300-Hour Yoga TTC Date & Fee β 2025
1 July- 28 July 2025
Seats: 10
1 Aug- 28 Aug 2025
Seats: 10
1 Sep- 28 Sep 2025
Seats: 10
1 Oct- 28 Oct 2025
Seats: 10
1 Nov- 28 Nov 2025
Seats: 10
1 Dec- 28 Dec 2025
Seats: 10
Need custom dates? Feel free to WhatsApp us at +91 81691 45495Β β weβll be happy to help!
Duration:
28 Days
300 Hour TTC Fees
Location:
Swargashram (Rishikesh)
Language:
English
International Students
(Shared Room)
$ 1150
International Students
(Private Room)
$ 1250
Indian Students
(Shared Room)
βΉ 80,500
Indian Students
(Private Room)
βΉ 90,500
Limited early bird seats Grab 15% Off Now! β donβt miss out!
Encouraging Community & Connection
A yoga family that walks with you
At Jeevatman, yoga is not just an individual journey, it is a shared awakening of souls. The 300 hour teacher training is an intense life-changing experience and having a compassionate, supportive community around you makes it easier. From joining the course at Jeevatman to your lifelong journey, youβll be a part of our spiritual family.
You will be encircled by kind souls
At Jeevtaman Yogshala we have students coming from all over the world, everyone with different backgrounds, languages and life stories. But underneath those differences you will find a common link that connects everyone. Yearning to follow the yogic path, to be more compassionate and to teach more honestly. These common intentions create the soul connections.
Youβll make life-long soul connections, practice and grow together, hold each other during emotional breakthroughs and sometimes just enjoy each otherβs silence knowing you arenβt alone.
A safe space to bring out your authenticity
Jeevatman Yogshala is a place where you donβt need to pretend, you can be your ultimate true self. We create an environment where there is no fear of getting judged, where you are free to be vulnerable and your raw self which makes you human. We accept you the way you are. Your truth and all your struggles are accepted at Jeevatman Yogshala.
Through group practices, dhyana, Hawan ritual (fire ceremony), and shared meals youβll experience the beauty of true soul connections. Rarity in todayβs fast growing world.
Connection to Divine Power
Community at Jeevatman Yogshala goes beyond just humans, it is also about your connection to nature, the divine and your spiritual self. Whether it's starting your day with mantra chants, practicing yoga near Maa Ganga, walking in nature or meditating in the spiritual energy of Rishikesh, you will feel a deep connection to something higher, something greater, something within you.
Excursion activities in Rishikesh during 300 hour YTTC
We strive to create a colourful and playful community of yogis outside of the classroom. During the training, students engage in a number of soulful practices including:
- Attending the Evening Ganga Aarti to bathe yourself in the spiritual vibes of ganges.
- Guided Meditation & Breathwork at the ghats of mother ganga.
- Sunrise at Kunjapuri Temple.
- Asana class in the open air, on a beach.
These are the opportunities that enrich and enliven your trip, and provide a real jump into yogicβliving.
Daily Schedule β 300 Hour Yoga TTC
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 6:00-6:30 AM | Kriyas |
| 6:35-8:00 AM | Pranayama / Mantra Chanting |
| 8:30-10:00 AM | Hatha Class |
| 10:15 AM | Brunch / Free Time / Study Time |
| 12:15-1:00 PM | Yoga Nidra |
| 1:00 PM | Tea |
| 1:30-2:45 PM | Philosophy /Yoga Principles /Yoga Sutra Lectures |
| 3:00-4:00 PM | Alignment / Teaching Practice |
| 4:15-5:15 PM | Ashtanga Vinyasa |
| 5:30-6:30 PM | Anatomy |
| 6:30-7:30 PM | Dinner |
| 8:00 β 8:45 PM | Meditation |
| 9:00 PM | Mauna / Silence |
RYS 300 β Yoga Alliance Certification
Students passing our intensive assessments receive Yoga Alliance accredited certification to teach anywhere globally. Alum Network & Career Support Jeevatman Yogshala welcomes all ambitious yoga aspirants to embark on a life-affirming 300 hour yoga TTC under the wings of our esteemed gurus in Rishikesh β the spiritual home of yoga. Allow the powerful energies to transform you physically, mentally and spiritually!
300 Hour Yoga Course Curriculum
Mantra & Mantra chanting
Mantras are sacred words or phrases that when chanted with devotion and focus creates powerful vibrations that help to bring your consciousness to a higher level.
- What does a Mantra mean?
- Meaning of Mantra Japa
- History of mantra
- Importance of OM
- Use of mantra in healing
- Understanding the power of mantra and vibration
- Selection of Mantra
- Union Mantra
- Gayatri Mantra
- Mahamrityunjaya Mantra
- Pavamana Mantra
- Sri Ganesh Mantra
- Prayer to the great sage Patanjali
- Guru Mantra
- Ashtanga opening Mantra
- Ashtanga closing Mantra
Shatkarmas/Kriyas (Cleansing Techniques)
It covers theory and Practical sessions. Shatkriyas involves purification of the physical body first thing in the morning.
- Introduction to Shatkriya
- Definition according to Yoga Sutra of Patanjali
- Definition according to Hatha Yoga
- Purpose of Shatkriya
- Role of kriyas in yoga
- Benefits
- When and how to do
- Jalneti
- Preparation
- Technique
- Precautions
- Benefits
- Sutra Neti
- Vaman Dhauti
- Kapalbhati
- Trataka
- Technique
- Difficulty in practicing
- Benefits
- Agnisar kriya
Pranayama
Prana is the life-force that keeps one alive and active. It is also referred to as bio-life-force or bio-energy force. Therefore Pranayama means the act of regulating and directing the prana at will and thus the mind. Breathing is the means for doing Pranayama. Breathing is a physical activity that goes on from birth to death whether one is aware of it or not, usually one is not.
- Introduction to Intense Pranayama
- Purpose of Pranayama
- Benefits of Pranayama
- Prana and energy control
- Kumbhaka and Bandhas
- How to instil pranayama in your daily practices
- How to form pranayama sequence
- Types of Pranayama
- Yogic breath
- Ujjayi breath
- Dirgha Pranayama
- Nadi shodhan
- Viloma Breath
- Bhastrika pranayama
- Anulom Vilom
- Bhramari pranayama
- Suryabhedana & Chandrabhedan pranayama
- Sheetali pranayama
- Sheetkari pranayama
Bandhas: The Energy Lock & Mudras
Bandhas are energy locks used to regulate and control the prana (life force) in our body. Mudras are particular gestures made by hand and body in order to create powerful energy patterns.
- Introduction to bandhas
- Purpose of bandhas
- How to use bandhas in your daily practices
- Importance of bandhas during asana practice
- Types of bandhas
- Mula Bandha the Root lock
- Uddiyana Bandha the Abdominal lock
- Jalandhara Bandha the Throat lock
- Maha Bandha the Great lock
Yogic Philosophy
The main aim of Yoga Philosophy is to achieve Self Realization through stoppage of the fluctuations of mind by means of sturdy self-discipline, study of religious scriptures, repetition of Mantras and complete devotion to God.
- Introduction to yoga and yogic practices
- Origin of word yoga
- Periods of Indian Philosophy
- Aims, objective & misconception about yoga
- Historical development of Yoga
- Principles and practice of yoga
- Shad Darshan
- Patanjali Yoga Sutras
- Aims and objectives of yoga sutras
- Concept of chitta and chitta bhumis
- Chittavritti and chitta vritti nirodha Upaya
- Stages of vairagya
- Ishwar and Ishwar pranidhana
- Chitta vikshepas (Antraya) and their associates
- Sahabhuva
- Concept of Chitta Prasadana and their relevance in mental well being
- Kleshas and their significance in yoga
- The eight fold path of ashtanga yoga
- Introduction to Hatha yoga
- Badhak and Sadhak tattva according to hatha yoga pradipika
- Concept of Ghata and Ghata Shuddhi in Hatha Yoga
- Shatkarmas
- Four paths of yoga
- Karma Yoga
- Jnana Yoga
- Bhakti yoga
- Raja Yoga
- Introduction to Bhagavad Gita
- Introduction to Ayurveda
Pancha kosha
- What does pancha kosha mean
- Origin and history of pancha kosha
- The five sheaths of pancha kosha
- Annamaya Kosha (Physical Sheath)
- Pranamaya Kosha (Energy Sheath)
- Manomaya Kosha (Mental Sheath)
- Vijnanamaya Kosha (Intellectual Sheath)
- Anandamaya Kosha (Bliss Sheath)
Ayurveda
Ayurveda
- Meaning of Ayurveda
- Definition of Ayurveda
- Objectives of Ayurveda
- Distinctive features of Ayurveda
- Pancha Mahabhutas
- Prithvi β Earth
- Jala β Water
- Agni β Fire
- Vayu β Air
- Akash β Space
- Tridosha
- Vatta
- Pitta
- Kapha
- Sapta Dhatu
- Rasa
- Rakta
- Mamsa
- Meda
- Asthi
- Majja
- Shukra
Anatomy and Physiology
- Homeostasis
- Role of yoga
- Factors affecting health
- Respiratory System
- Endocrine system
- Digestive system
- Skeletal system
- Muscular system
- Nervous system
- Circulatory system
- Yogic aspects of Anatomy
- Spinal Deformities
- Kyphosis
- Lordosis
- Scoliosis
- Effects of Bandhas and Kriyas on the digestive system
- Muscular and skeletal system with Advance Yoga Postures
- How pranayama affects the respiratory system
- Applying Yoga postures and Pranayama for therapeutic purposes
- How to Avoid injuries in asana class
- Anatomy of pelvic girdle and shoulder girdle
Asanas
In present times the word Asana has become a synonym for Yoga. This is indeed a misconception, Yoga is a scientific system of physical and mental education aiming at the achievement of positive and sedate health, culminating in spiritual evolution.
- Etymology of asana
- Why asana
- Guidelines for practicing Advance Asana
- Importance of the spine in advance yoga asana
- Importance of strengthening for advance yoga postures
- What is emotional shut-off during the practice of asana
- Where should oneβs attention be during the practice of asana
Asanas of Traditional Hatha Yoga
- Hatha Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation)
- Hatha Chandra Namaskar
- Advance Joint Movements
- Naukasana β Boat Pose
- Agnistambhasana β Fire Log Pose
- Shalabhasana β Locust Pose
- Dhanurasana β Bow Pose
- Chakrasana β Wheel Pose
- Natarajasana β Dancer Pose
- Ardha Chandrasana β Half Moon Pose
- Mayurasana β Peacock Pose
- Kurmasana β Tortoise Pose
- Hanumanasana β Monkey Pose or Front Split
- Brahmacharyasana β Celibacy Pose
- Pincha Mayurasana β Forearm stand or Feathered Peacock Pose
- Eka Pada Koundinyasana I & II β Flying Split Pose
- Adho Mukha Vrksasana β Handstand
- Makara Adho Mukha Svanasana β Dolphin Plank Pose
- Bakasana β Crane Pose
- Eka Pada Bakasana β One Leg Crow Pose
- Parsva Bakasana β Side Crow Pose
- Ashtavakrasana β Eight Angle Pose
- Titibasana β Firefly Pose
- Sirsasana β Headstand
- Eka Pada Sirsasana β Foot Behind the Head Pose
- Standing asana sequence
- Kneeling asana sequence
- Sitting asana sequence
- Forward bending asana sequence
- Back bending asana sequence
- Supine asana sequence
- Prone asana sequence
- Inversions
- Twisting Asana Sequence
- Balancing asana sequence
- Relaxing Asana sequence
- Meditative Asana
Ashtanga Yoga theory and Asana
- Introduction to Secondary Series / Intermediate Series known as Nadi Shodhana
- History
- Eight limbs of yoga
- Importance of bandhas, breath and Drishti
- Standing Posture
- Samasthiti β Standing Still
- Surya Namaskar A & B β Sun salutation A & B
- Padangusth asana – Big toes pose
- Padahast asana – Hand to foot pose
- Uthita trikonasana- Extended triangle pose
- Parivrita trikonasana- revolve triangle pose
- Uthita parsvakon asana- Extended side angle pose
- Parivrita parsvakon asana- Revolve side angle pose
- Parsarita padottan asana A,B,C,D- wide legged forward bend
- Parsvottan asana- Intense side stretch pose
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- Intermediate Posture
- Pasasana – Noose pose
- Krounchasana – Heron pose
- Shalabhasana A, B – Locust pose
- Bhekasana – Frog pose
- Dhanurasana – Bow pose
- Parsva Dhanurasana – Side bow pose
- Ustrasana – Camel pose
- Laghu Vajrasana – Little thunderbolt pose
- Kapotasana – Dove pose
- Supta Vajrasana – Sleeping thunderbolt pose
- Bakasana – Crow pose
- Bharadvajasana – BharadvΔjaβs pose (the name of an Indian sage)
- Ardha Matsyendrasana – Half Matsyendraasanaβs pose (the name of an Indian sage)
- Ekapada Sirsasana A, B, C – One foot behind the head pose
- Dwipada Sirsasana B – Two feet behind the head pose
- Yoga nidrasana – Yoga sleep pose
- Tittibhasana A, B, C – Firefly pose
- Pincha Mayurasana – Peacock tail pose
- Karandavasana – Himalayan goose pose
- Mayurasana – Peacock pose
- Nakrasana – Crocodile pose
- Vatayanasana – Horse face pose
- Parighasana – Iron bar pose
- Gomukhasana A, B – Cow face pose
- Supta Urdhva Pada Vajrasana A, B – Sleeping elevated Vajraβs pose
- Mukta Hasta Sirsasana A, B, C – Open hand headstand
- Baddha Hasta Sirsasana A, B, C, D – Bound hand headstand
- Urdhva Dhanurasana – Elevated bow pose (Drop back to Urdhva Dhanurasana)
- Paschimottanasana – West-Back (extended-intense) stretching pose
Teaching and communication
- Communication skills
- Role of a Yoga Teacher
- Attitude of a Yoga instructor
- Guru-Shishya Relationship
- Lesson Planning
- Guidelines for verbal communication
- Direction of Movement
- Handling feedback
- Guidelines for non-verbal communication
- Teaching environment
- Class preparation
- Administrative responsibilities
- Teaching practice
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Meditation
Meditation known as Dhyana in Sanskrit is the 7th step of Ashtanga Yoga. A practice to take your brain wave from Beta to Alpha and eventually to Delta by quieting the mind and getting in touch with your inner self, the Soul.
- Introduction to meditation
- Benefits of meditation
- Types of meditation
- Active Meditation
- Passive Meditation
- Guided meditation
- Sound meditation
- Practice of Mauna
- Meditation techniques
- Creating a meditation practice
- Guidelines for teaching meditation
- Meditation in a yoga class
Yoga Nidra
Yoga Nidra or “yogic sleep,” is a unique technique that helps your consciousness to reach between the stage of wakefulness and deep sleep.
- How yoga nidra works
- Benefits of yoga nidra
- Psychological aspects of yoga nidra
- Incorporating yoga nidra into teaching
- Sample yoga nidra script
Sound Healing
Sound healing uses soothing sounds and vibrations to help you relax, reduce stress, and support natural healing. With instruments like singing bowls and gongs, it brings calm and balance.
- The science of sound healing
- Introduction to sound and sound waves
- Importance of OM
- Fundamental of sound healing
- Chakra Balancing Through Use of Singing Bowls.
- Mantra Chanting and Kirtan for Spiritual Upliftment and Emotional Healing.
- Sound Meditation Techniques for Deep Relaxation.
- Vibrational Healing with Singing Bowls and gongs.
- Sound Bath Experiences.
- How to form a Sound therapy model.
Inclusions of 300 hour yoga teacher training course in Rishikesh, India
300 hour Yoga Teacher Training Course fee at Jeevatman Yogshala includes:
- Accommodation for 28 nights
- 2 Vegetarian sattvic Meals a day which includes Brunch & Dinner
- Herbal tea in the afternoon and fruit dish / fruit juice in the morning
- All the yoga subjects and course curriculum mentioned in 300 hour teacher training program
- Yoga kit on your arrival β T-shirt, cloth bag, course manual, notebook, pen, jal-neti pot, nayan neti cup, rubber thread for sutra-neti.
- Hike for Sunrise at Kunjapuri Temple
- Witnessing the Ganga Aarti to soak yourself in the spiritual energies of Maa Ganga
- Meditation session in Vashishtha Cave
- Yoga alliance, USA accredited certification on completing the 300 hour Yoga Course in Rishikesh, India.
Exclusions of 300 hour yoga teacher training course in Rishikesh, India
300Β hour Yoga Teacher Training Course fee at Jeevatman YogshalaΒ exclusions:
- Airport pick-up and drop
- Airfares
- Any kind of personal expenses incurred
- Fees to register yourself on Yoga Alliance as a RYT
- Any other excursions that arenβt mentioned, ayurvedic massages or treatments
Clothing:
- Please bring one white uniform for theβcourse graduation.
- For yoga practice, just pack some comfortable leggings orβyour yoga pants and supportable tops β including your most favorite tops!
- Pack clothing for other typesβof activities:
- Yogaβpants (for yoga, or travel, or sightseeing in town)
- Tops (short or long sleeves)
- Top Layer (like a light jacket, fleece,βor sweatshirt)
- Sleepwear
- Sandals or flip-flops
- Donβt forgetβto pack a bath towel.
Yoga Mat:
- We offer yogaβmats at the studio.
- But if you like to use your own mat, bringβit.
Course Materials:
- We will also provide all of the study material you require to get you through theβcourse.
Toiletries:
- Take the essentials,βlike deodorant, mosquito repellent and sanitary supplies.
- You can even get these from a local storesβin your area.
- Products such as soap or shampoo can be brought fromβhome or bought when you get here.
Laws to follow during the 300 hour yoga teacher training residential course
- Consumption of non-vegetarian food and alcohol is prohibited during your yoga course at Jeevatman.
- No electronic devices in the yoga class.
- No use of harsh or foul language.
- Follow the everyday schedule with discipline and dedication without skipping any yoga class during the course. In case of any health issue or urgency kindly inform the teacher.
Examination and Evaluation
- 100% attendance during the course.
- Asana and pranayama practical teaching exam
- Oral examination of Anatomy and philosophy
- Submit all the assignments on time
- Pass all the practical and oral exam
RYS 300 β Yoga Alliance Certification
Students passing our intensive examinations & assessments receive Yoga Alliance accredited certification to teach anywhere globally. Alum Network & Career Support, Jeevatman Yogshala welcomes all ambitious yoga aspirants to join Advance 300 hour yoga TTC under the wings of our esteemed gurus in Rishikesh β the spiritual hub of yoga. Allow the powerful energies to transform you physically, mentally and spiritually!
Takeaway Benefits to Share with the World
Uponβgraduation, you will be certified through Yoga Alliance with the ability to teach Hatha & Ashtanga programs in yoga studios and wellness centers globally, allowing you to make a transformative impact on lives overall!!
Be a part of our mission to share the boundless healing potential of yoga with the worldββ Sign up for the 300 hour transformative Hatha & Ashtanga yoga training at Jeevatman Yogshala Rishikesh!
How to Reach Jeevatman Yogshala Rishikesh, India?
By Air
The nearest airport to Rishikesh is Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) which is 25kms. It has daily flights from Delhi. A cab can be arranged from the airport to our school at an additional cost.
By Railway
The nearest Railway Station to Rishikesh is Haridwar. Our school can arrange a pick up for you from the train station at an additional cost.
By Road
We can arrange a cab pick-up for you from the Delhi airport to our school which is roughly 255kms at an additional cost OR you can take a bus from Delhi to Rishikesh Bus-stand and we can get you picked up from the bus-stand at an additional cost.
