Angelica GovaertOwner/Founder, Yogalebrity · Online Yoga Empire Builder

Most Yoga Teacher Trainings are BAD buyer beware. Do your research. #yogateachertraining

31 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube advisory, the speaker warns prospective yoga teacher trainees that focusing on price is the wrong approach. Instead, they should assess the training’s actual value by asking concrete questions about curriculum outcomes: graduation versus enrollment rates, average time to completion, and the proportion of graduates who are actively teaching. The speaker dismisses the notion that Yoga Alliance registration guarantees quality and flags programs that cannot answer these metrics as red flags. The video concludes with a promotional call to download a free "Ultimate Guide to Yoga Teacher Training" and to follow the channel for more practical yoga advice.

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You are not asking the right questions if your first question is, "How much does it cost?" The right question is, "What will I learn in this training that's going to actually help me make money as a yoga teacher?" Because the reality is, maybe you're not spending a lot on this training, but you're never going to be able to teach yoga. I get people every day in my yoga teacher trainings that wish that they had spent more time thinking about what was in the training versus how much it costs. Sadly, Yoga Alliance registered means nothing. You have to ask the questions: what is your percentage rate of graduation versus enrollment? How long does it typically take people to finish? How many people enrolled in your course are teaching yoga actively now? They don't know the answers to these questions? Well, that's a red flag right there. Grab my free guide, The Ultimate Guide to Yoga Teacher Training, and light up the follow button for more no-nonsense yoga tips.