Full details of the curriculum will be available on registration. Each subject is developed from an intellectual, an instinctive, an intuitive and a practical point of view. Emphasis is first on working on the 'self' before working on others. The subjects covered will include and exceed the following:

• Yoga Techniques; Asana, Pranayama and Meditative Practice
  
  
• Advanced Teaching Methodology and Creative Class Design
  
  
• Presentation Skills, using Voice, Direction and Instruction
  
  
• Developing a Personal Practice
  
  
• Philosophy, Ethics and Lifestyle
  
  
• Anatomy & Physiology: of the Body
  
  
• Spinal Pathology, General Pathology, Referral & Contra-Indications
  
  
• Anatomy of the Spirit and Energy Medicine
  
  
• Body Reading and Developing Intuitive Skills
  
  
• Ancient Psychology and Modern Social Engagement
  
  
• Contemporary Psychology and Psychosomatic Patterns
  
  
• Teaching Skills using Voice, Direction & Instruction
  
  
• Contemporary Meditation; learning and teaching
  
  
• Yogic Styles and Origins
  
  
• Discussion and Development of Self-awareness
  
  
• Yoga Therapy & the Healing Arts (including Reiki)
  
  
• Subtle Touch Skills & Adjustment in teaching practice
  
  
• Yoga as Therapy; for Pregnancy, Menopause & General Health
  
  
• Yoga for all Ages
  
  
• First Aid & CPR*

There will also be Visiting Teachers; experts in a variety of related fields to deepen your practice and choices in areas of specialisation you may be drawn to.

* These hours are not counted as part of the 500 contact hours for your accreditation.