Teacher Training with YIDL - Frequently Asked Questions

Who is it suitable for?

People who love yoga
People who want to delve into their yoga practice and spirituality more deeply
People who have expressed an interest in being involved in the YIDL community  

What does the training involve?

Theory, practice, service and involvement in the YIDL community 

How do I find out about it?

Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or Call: Yogasiddhi on 9518 7788
Attend an information session at Yoga in Daily Life to meet with some of the YIDL teachers 

What does the Teacher Training Course entail?

A series of 8 modules entailing practical and theoretical aspects
Regular home study projects & personal yoga practice
Anatomy workshops & other special workshops
Attendance at the annual National Teacher Conference Retreat Attendance at Swamiji’s Australian lectures and programs
Service in your local Ashram or Centre
Commitment to the YIDL yogic lifestyle and following the spiritual path of YIDL
Receiving mantra from Swamiji
Attending satsang programs and other YIDL events
Having a mentor  

How long does the training last?

Approximately 2 years       

Where does it take place?

 In your state centre of Yoga in Daily Life (Annandale for NSW)  

Why do people engage in Yoga teacher training with YIDL?

They have enjoyed YIDL yoga classes and like the YIDL System
They want to be part of a community and adopt a yogic practice which is both physical and spiritual
They want to develop their own practice to a deeper level
They want to teach yoga that yields from a traditional lineage
They have a connection with YIDL’s Founder and Guru, H.H. Swamiji 

How do I maintain my accreditation as a YIDL teacher?

Yearly Membership & Licence Fees
Compliance with the YIDL Teacher Code of Conduct
Service in your Ashram or Centre
Attending Satsang and YIDL events
Further training in India or Europe Sustaining a personal practice
Attendance at the annual National YIDL Teacher Conference
Attendance at skill upgrade workshops