Question 1

Are YOGĀRT trainings Yoga Alliance registered?

Accepted Answer

Yes. YOGĀRT COLLECTIVE is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School. Our 200-hour, 300-hour, and continuing education programmes are designed to support students through recognised pathways of yoga teacher training and professional development.

Question 2

What is the difference between the 200-hour and 300-hour training?

Accepted Answer

The 200-hour training is a foundational programme for students who want to deepen their practice, understand the foundations of yoga, and begin teaching with confidence.The 300-hour training is an advanced programme for qualified yoga teachers who want to refine their understanding, develop therapeutic tools, and integrate Ayurveda, functional anatomy, sequencing, mentoring, and more individualised approaches to teaching.

Question 3

Do I need to want to become a yoga teacher to join the 200-hour training?

Accepted Answer

No. Many students join the 200-hour training to deepen their personal practice, study yoga more seriously, and better understand the body, breath, philosophy, and teaching methodology.You do not need to be certain that you want to teach. The training can be a foundation for teaching, but also a meaningful journey of practice, self-inquiry, and personal growth.

Question 4

Where are the trainings held?

Accepted Answer

YOGĀRT trainings are offered in selected small-group learning environments in Japan, India, and France.Our Japan trainings are held in Nishiawakura, Okayama.Our India trainings are held in South Goa.Our France programmes are offered in the South West of France as continuing education and shorter immersions.

Question 5

Are the trainings residential?

Accepted Answer

Most of our teacher trainings are residential or immersion-based. This allows students to step away from daily routines and enter a focused environment for practice, study, reflection, and integration.Accommodation and meal arrangements vary depending on the location and programme, so please check the individual course page for details.

Question 6

How small are the groups?

Accepted Answer

We intentionally keep our trainings small so that each student can be seen, heard, and supported more personally.Group size varies by location and programme. Our group are limited to 4 or 6 in Japan depending on the course, up to 10 in India and France. Our approach is rooted in personal attention, relationship-based learning, and enough space for questions, practice, feedback, rest, and integration.

Question 7

What style of yoga do you teach?

Accepted Answer

Our trainings are rooted in therapeutic yoga, mindful movement, functional anatomy, Ayurveda, breathwork, meditation, and relationship-based teaching.The 200-hour training includes a Five Elements Vinyasa framework, while the 300-hour training goes deeper into therapeutic yoga, Ayurveda, sequencing, observation, adaptation, and individualised teaching.Rather than teaching one fixed style, we help students understand principles so they can practise and teach with clarity, adaptability, and care.

Question 8

What is the therapeutic approach?

Accepted Answer

Our therapeutic approach begins with observation, relationship, and adaptation.We explore how yoga can support the whole person through the body, breath, nervous system, mind, lifestyle, and environment. This includes functional anatomy, Ayurveda, sequencing, breathwork, mindful movement, and self-inquiry.The intention is not to force students into a method, but to learn how to adapt the practice to the person.

Question 9

How do I apply?

Accepted Answer

You can apply through the individual course page for the training you are interested in. Each page includes programme details, dates, location, fees, and application information.If you are unsure which training is right for you, you are welcome to contact us first so we can help you choose the most appropriate pathway.

Question 10

How do I apply?

Accepted Answer

You can apply through the individual course page for the 200-hour training you are interested in.Each course page includes dates, location, fees, accommodation information, curriculum details, and application steps. If you are unsure whether the 200-hour training is the right next step, you are welcome to contact us before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are YOGĀRT trainings Yoga Alliance registered?

What is the difference between the 200-hour and 300-hour training?

Do I need to want to become a yoga teacher to join the 200-hour training?

Where are the trainings held?

Are the trainings residential?

How small are the groups?

What style of yoga do you teach?

What is the therapeutic approach?

How do I apply?

How do I apply?