Naada Yoga's Teacher Training

Online 300Hr: Advanced

Yoga Alliance Certified Program

Teaching yoga is always rewarding and never without its challenges. It is the challenges we face as teachers, and how we choose to work with them, that will take us from being competent teachers to exceptional teachers. The 300hr program offers advanced standing in our 500hr NYTT program to yoga teachers who have already completed a 200hr Yoga Teacher Certification with Naada Yoga or any other recognized school. Completion will bring you up to the 500hr NYTT certification level. Admission Requirements: A 200hr Teacher Training certificate that meets Yoga Alliance standards is required.

In depth online study

Personalized to support your schedule and learning style.

  • Get the most out of your education with the flexibility of progressing through in depth courses at your own pace.
  • Receive regular feedback from both mentors and teachers.
  • Engage and connect with your peers online through regular check ins.

Diverse & Leading Faculty

Naada Yoga's outstanding teacher training faculty includes some of the top experts in their field in North America.

  • 2 year access to the highest quality study material (video presentations, pdfs, and readings) prepared by leading educators in their field.
  • Interactive online Q&A and small group participation with faculty leaders.
  • Content and contact hours that exceed the basic requirements of an internationally recognized Yoga Alliance certification.

Our Community Is Not Defined By Our Studio Walls

Join a thriving community of yoga teachers, practitioners, and students from around the world.

  • Establish bonds with like minded, inquisitive and diverse students.
  • Engage with a community that nurtures and supports self development.
  • Establish personal and professional connections that are not bound geographically and will support your new career or ongoing practice.

Curriculum: 6 Modules

NYTT 301 | Restorative Yoga: The art of stillness and deep relaxation

Instructor: Elizabeth Emberly

This course will examine the basic principles of a restorative yoga practice and how to use a variety of props to create positions of ease and comfort that help facilitate relaxation and health. As we navigate an extremely stressful world we are without a doubt dealing with illness on a myriad of different levels. In this course you will learn about the adaptability of restorative yoga, no matter what the condition, and how to best support yourself and your students to find maximum ease in each of the postures. We will also examine the numerous effects of a variety of postures, including inversions, in more detail and how to create a safe and supportive practice environment for students in these poses.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 302 | Pranayama: The yoga of breath

Instructor: Richard Rosen

Beginning a pranayama practice is an extremely daunting task. This course is a step by step guide and aims at supporting and educating you to help get you started. Fundamental principles of pranayama will be explored and practiced, deepening your understanding of how the movement of breath affects both the body and mind. The anatomy of breathing, philosophy of breathing, and specific pranayama techniques will be discussed, including instruction on ujjayi, violma, and bhramari breaths that form the foundation of traditional pranayama techniques. Specific techniques of breath, body awareness and how to set up for pranayama practice will also be covered, as well as contraindications and cautions in the practice.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 303 |

Sequencing: Methodologies for building creative, safe and purposeful yoga classes

Instructor: Kreg Weiss

Like people, yoga sequences come in a variety of shapes and sizes and because of this makes sequencing yoga classes an art form. This course is intended for new or experienced yoga teachers looking to enhance their sequencing skills and inject creativity, education and inspiration into their classes. This module will take you through a variety of experiential and anatomically based yoga sequences in order to deepen your understanding of yoga asana. These sequencing methods will be examined, dissected and emitted back to you so that you may offer clear guided instruction through safe and effective practice sequences.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 304 |

Empowerment through interoception

Instructor: Donna Farhi

Most historic Yoga lineages and methods have relied on models for teaching that are hard wired to ensure the student’s dependence upon the teacher as the ultimate (and sometimes only) point of reference. This pedagogic model has persisted within contemporary Yoga styles with new yoga hybrids simply filtered through the same archaic lens. Encapsulated in the phrase “Simon Says”, teachers are trained to deliver authoritative instruction with students striving to obediently replicate a posture or practice. This makes for students who become passive recipients of information rather than active participants engaged in shared inquiry and adaptive learning. This externally referenced model for teaching can gradually erode people’s ability to access and trust their own perception, kinesthesia and interoception. Donna will explore the conscious steps teachers can make to create a context for students to become adept at investigating, deducting, adapting and evolving their yoga practice. We will learn about the conditions that foster people’s ability to perceive, process and integrate the signals from within their bodies. Not only can this approach yield exceptional results for students; crossing the bridge from Simon Says to Self-Sovereignty teaching can make teaching a satisfying lifelong career.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 305 | Yoga as Therapy

Instructor: Dr.Baxter Bell

Yoga therapy presents a model for wellness that can be applied to chronic and acute conditions. This course introduces current yoga teachers to the advanced skills required to create holistic treatment plans for one-on-one sessions and special populations. Yoga therapists create individualized treatment plans to address common health issues and individual well-being, recognizing the interconnection of mind, body, emotions and spirit.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 306 | Naada Yoga: Sound of Yoga

Instructor: Ann Dyer

Yogis across the centuries have harnessed the power of sound to fuel their yoga practice. Traditionally chanting and deep listening held a central role in yogic practice in India. When yoga migrated to the west the physical practice of asana was emphasized and the place of nada anusandhana (yogic sound practice) faded into the background. In recent years, however, there has been a resurgence in yogic chant in studios across the country for its reputation as the simple, quick, easy yogic path. Discover the traditions of sound in yoga and learn how to integrate them into a modern yoga practice as both a student and teacher with one of North America’s leading teachers on the subject.

Sneak peek of this module

NYTT 301

NYTT 301 | Restorative Yoga: The art of stillness and deep relaxation

Instructor: Elizabeth Emberly

This course will examine the basic principles of a restorative yoga practice and how to use a variety of props to create positions of ease and comfort that help facilitate relaxation and health. As we navigate an extremely stressful world we are without a doubt dealing with illness on a myriad of different levels. In this course you will learn about the adaptability of restorative yoga, no matter what the condition, and how to best support yourself and your students to find maximum ease in each of the postures. We will also examine the numerous effects of a variety of postures, including inversions, in more detail and how to create a safe and supportive practice environment for students in these poses.

NYTT 302

NYTT 302 | Pranayama: The yoga of breath

Instructor: Richard Rosen

Beginning a pranayama practice is an extremely daunting task. This course is a step by step guide and aims at supporting and educating you to help get you started. Fundamental principles of pranayama will be explored and practiced, deepening your understanding of how the movement of breath affects both the body and mind. The anatomy of breathing, philosophy of breathing, and specific pranayama techniques will be discussed, including instruction on ujjayi, violma, and bhramari breaths that form the foundation of traditional pranayama techniques. Specific techniques of breath, body awareness and how to set up for pranayama practice will also be covered, as well as contraindications and cautions in the practice.

NYTT 303

NYTT 303 |

Sequencing: Methodologies for building creative, safe and purposeful yoga classes

Instructor: Kreg Weiss

Like people, yoga sequences come in a variety of shapes and sizes and because of this makes sequencing yoga classes an art form. This course is intended for new or experienced yoga teachers looking to enhance their sequencing skills and inject creativity, education and inspiration into their classes. This module will take you through a variety of experiential and anatomically based yoga sequences in order to deepen your understanding of yoga asana. These sequencing methods will be examined, dissected and emitted back to you so that you may offer clear guided instruction through safe and effective practice sequences.

NYTT 304

NYTT 304 |

Empowerment through interoception

Instructor: Donna Farhi

Most historic Yoga lineages and methods have relied on models for teaching that are hard wired to ensure the student’s dependence upon the teacher as the ultimate (and sometimes only) point of reference. This pedagogic model has persisted within contemporary Yoga styles with new yoga hybrids simply filtered through the same archaic lens. Encapsulated in the phrase “Simon Says”, teachers are trained to deliver authoritative instruction with students striving to obediently replicate a posture or practice. This makes for students who become passive recipients of information rather than active participants engaged in shared inquiry and adaptive learning. This externally referenced model for teaching can gradually erode people’s ability to access and trust their own perception, kinesthesia and interoception. Donna will explore the conscious steps teachers can make to create a context for students to become adept at investigating, deducting, adapting and evolving their yoga practice. We will learn about the conditions that foster people’s ability to perceive, process and integrate the signals from within their bodies. Not only can this approach yield exceptional results for students; crossing the bridge from Simon Says to Self-Sovereignty teaching can make teaching a satisfying lifelong career.

NYTT 305

NYTT 305 | Yoga as Therapy

Instructor: Dr.Baxter Bell

Yoga therapy presents a model for wellness that can be applied to chronic and acute conditions. This course introduces current yoga teachers to the advanced skills required to create holistic treatment plans for one-on-one sessions and special populations. Yoga therapists create individualized treatment plans to address common health issues and individual well-being, recognizing the interconnection of mind, body, emotions and spirit.

NYTT 306

NYTT 306 | Naada Yoga: Sound of Yoga

Instructor: Ann Dyer

Yogis across the centuries have harnessed the power of sound to fuel their yoga practice. Traditionally chanting and deep listening held a central role in yogic practice in India. When yoga migrated to the west the physical practice of asana was emphasized and the place of nada anusandhana (yogic sound practice) faded into the background. In recent years, however, there has been a resurgence in yogic chant in studios across the country for its reputation as the simple, quick, easy yogic path. Discover the traditions of sound in yoga and learn how to integrate them into a modern yoga practice as both a student and teacher with one of North America’s leading teachers on the subject.

What Is Included

12 hrs of prerecorded video for each course

  • 2 year access to all video instruction and resources
  • 6 CEU’s recognized by the North American Yoga Alliance
  • Downloadable .pdfs and illustrations
  • Immediate feedback on comprehension through online assignments
  • Library of resources and practical exercises
  • Desktop, iOS and Android compatible formats

4 hrs of prerecorded group zoom sessions with instructor for each course

Each course is followed by 4 hrs of prerecorded group zoom sessions.

  • Open discussion on the topic

2 X 1hr small group zoom session with mentor

  • Ask questions and receive feedback
  • Connect with community of students
  • Gather with a small group of your fellow students to discuss the material in an open setting
  • Led by your Naada Yoga mentor

2 X 1/2hr private zoom sessions

  • Book your private sessions when you are ready
  • Conducted by your Naada Yoga mentor who will support you through the training

8 month unlimited access membership to LIVEstream and studio classes

Unlimited access to LIVEstream and studio membership

Start Anytime

Schedule privates at your convenience
Group zoom mentorship sessions
Q and A sessions with instructors
Exams and practicum at your own pace

Accreditation for Online Study

Naada Yoga has worked with the Yoga Alliance to secure a new pathway for you to graduate as a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-300) online. Our 300hr program will allow you to complete your yoga teacher training online virtually at your pace from the comfort of your own home – and still qualify to teach worldwide with Yoga Alliance credentials.

  • Naada Yoga is an accredited training school recognized by Human Resources Development Canada and can provide tax receipts for all qualifying trainings
  • Your 300hr online training will contribute to advanced standing into our 500hr Yoga Alliance programs.
  • You will receive a 300hr certification from Naada Yoga that is internationally recognized and has provided the necessary credentials for hundreds of graduates to successfully work in the field of yoga

We offer the highest level of education surpassing the basic requirements of the Canadian and American yoga alliances and are always up to date with any new regulations or alliances that will help you put your best foot forward as a graduate.

Testimonial Headshot

Other members of the Yoga community often ask me where I studied to become a Yoga teacher and tell me how lucky I am to have been able to take the 500 hr. training at Naada. I really do feel thankful. My time in the program was intense, fun and challenging throughout, with the varied and educational modules, outstanding teachers at Naada and the added bonus of internationally renowned guest faculty. I continue to explore, discover and learn more from my time spent at Naada and about Yoga itself. Naada opened my eyes and my heart to the vastness of Yoga.

- Jasmine Ellemo

Tuition

Regular Tuition $2970 (plus tax)
6 instalments of $495 (plus tax)

PAYMENT PLAN OPTIONS

Our intention is to find a plan that works for everyone. Please contact us directly at info@naada.ca to discuss how to best set up your individual payment plan option.

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