Earn Your Yoga Certification

Structured programs rooted in traditional yoga practice. Designed for those who are ready to teach with depth, confidence and authenticity.

Choose your certification path

Foundation Level

200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training

200 contact hours · Salt Lake City, Utah

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The foundational certification for aspiring yoga teachers. Covers asana, pranayama, meditation, yoga nidra, yogic philosophy and the practical skills needed to lead your own classes.

Asana, alignment and sequencing
Pranayama and breathwork fundamentals
Meditation and yoga nidra practice
Yogic philosophy and ancient texts
Anatomy for yoga teachers
Teaching practice and class management
Accommodation available for out of town students

Advanced Level

300-Hour Advanced Teacher Training

300 contact hours · Salt Lake City, Utah

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For teachers who have completed a 200-hour training and want to deepen their practice and expand their teaching skills. Covers advanced asana, yoga therapeutics, specialised populations and deeper philosophy.

Advanced asana and adjustment techniques
Yoga therapeutics and anatomy
Teaching special and underserved populations
Advanced pranayama and meditation
Deeper yogic philosophy and Sanskrit
Advanced yoga nidra facilitation
Prerequisites: completed 200-hour training

What a yoga certification from Santosh Yoga gives you

A yoga certification is more than a piece of paper. It is evidence that you have gone through a structured, comprehensive program and have the knowledge and skills to teach responsibly and effectively.

At Santosh Yoga, the training is rooted in traditional yogic practice. The focus is on genuine understanding — not just technique, but the philosophy, history and lifestyle principles that make yoga a complete system.

A recognised qualification

A certification that demonstrates you have completed a structured, comprehensive teacher training program.

Confidence to teach

The practical skills and subject knowledge to lead classes, workshops and one-to-one sessions with confidence.

Deep understanding of the tradition

A genuine understanding of yoga as a complete system — not just physical practice, but philosophy, breath and awareness.

A foundation for lifelong practice

Whether you teach professionally or not, the training gives you a foundation that supports your own practice for life.

What makes this training different

Rooted in authentic tradition

The training follows traditional methods untouched by unnecessary modernisation. You will learn yoga as it was designed to be practiced — as a complete lifestyle system, not just exercise.

Small group, personal attention

Training is held at a private studio in Salt Lake City. Small group sizes mean each student receives genuine attention and direct feedback throughout the program.

Practical teaching experience

The program includes real teaching practice, including working with special and underserved populations. You leave not just knowing yoga, but knowing how to share it effectively.

200-Hour vs 300-Hour: which is right for you?

200-Hour
300-Hour

Features	200-Hour	300-Hour
Features	Features
Who it is for	Anyone starting their teaching journey	Teachers with an existing 200-hour certification
Prerequisites	Personal yoga practice	Completed 200-hour training
Asana and alignment	✓ Foundation level	✓ Advanced level
Pranayama and breathwork	✓ Included	✓ Advanced techniques
Yoga Nidra	✓ Practice and theory	✓ Advanced facilitation
Yoga therapeutics	Introduction only	✓ Full module
Special populations	✓ Introduction included	✓ Full module
Location	Salt Lake City, Utah	Salt Lake City, Utah
Accommodation	✓ Available for out of town students	✓ Available for out of town stud

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Frequently asked questions

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

The 200-hour program is the foundation certification for anyone starting their yoga teaching journey. The 300-hour program is for teachers who have already completed a 200-hour training and want to deepen their knowledge and expand their teaching skills with more advanced content.

Do I need prior teaching experience to join?

No prior teaching experience is needed for the 200-hour program. A personal yoga practice is helpful. For the 300-hour program, a completed 200-hour teacher training is required. Get in touch and we can discuss which program is the right fit for where you are now.

When does enrollment open?

Both programs are currently in planning. Join the waitlist above and we will notify you as soon as enrollment opens with all the details including dates, schedule and fees.

Is accommodation available?

Yes. Accommodation is available for students travelling from out of town to our studio in Salt Lake City, Utah. Full details will be shared when enrollment opens.

I am not planning to teach professionally. Can I still join?

Yes. Many students join teacher training for personal growth, a deeper understanding of the practice, or a genuine commitment to their yoga journey. You do not need to plan to teach professionally to benefit from the program.

What is the training format?

Training is held in person at our private studio in Salt Lake City, Utah. Full details on format, schedule and daily structure will be shared when enrollment opens. Join the waitlist to be notified first.