Yoga Meditation Teacher Training

I’m working with a group of new yoga teachers in training who will be graduating this month. In talking to a few of them as their training comes to a close, they all had questions about “next steps.” Most of them will be continuing with their full-time jobs but many have visions of moving into teaching more regularly, if not as a career. The time right up until your graduation and shortly thereafter is critical for new graduates. You’re still ‘high’ on your accomplishment and still connected to your fellow teachers through regular contact. You’re energized by your experience and ripe to plan your next steps in your yoga career. Here are some steps to take once you’re done: 1. Get your certificate from the teacher training program you’ve completed and start your Continuing Education folder Most, if not all, Teacher Training Programs will give you a certificate to indicate that you graduated and will include the dates of attendance and the name of the school itself. Once you

Rishikesh, the spiritual capital of India is also known as the Yoga capital of the world. If you want to learn the true, most authentic, and the Veda acknowledged version of any yoga form, there is no better way than travelling down to Rishikesh. Be it about yoga teacher or resources, It has been always the center of excellence in all manners. Nature has been always at its very best in Rishikesh, being perfectly endearing for yoga learning. At the same time, it has been quite excellent from communication point of views as well. It is less than 45 kms from the state capital Dehradun. In fact, this is the largest municipal council in the state of Uttarakhand. All these points make it evident that it has the best facilities for global yoga enthusiasts flying down here in the pursuit of yoga teacher training program. In fact, many renowned names in the world have enlightened their life by visiting this holiest destination in the world. At the same time, it has churned out a great numb