Yoga Trainings Prices!!!

nevena · Aug 18th, 2009, 06:38

Hi All! I've searched the net for a Teacher Training Course in India and I'm very confused

the prices are between $2000 to EUR4500... at the same time 'no offence' but rates for indians are no more than EUR100... I'm sitting here and wonderring how much money should i make to be able to afford a course in India. I dream to do it for so long. I live in a country where average salary is EUR300 per month and i teach yoga for less than Eur100 a month. Please tell me what is it about a EUR4000 yoga training. And more important could anyone suggest a nice certified place for TTC training. Thank you all for your time!
Namaste,
Neve

Doerethy · Aug 18th, 2009, 16:18

Not all places charge that much.I did my TTC for 1150euros and the place had only 5 seats ,so no crowd.The course was conducted under personal guidance and was really worth.

nevena · Aug 18th, 2009, 17:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doerethy

Not all places charge that much.I did my TTC for 1150euros and the place had only 5 seats ,so no crowd.The course was conducted under personal guidance and was really worth.

Hi, 1150 is more than $2000 i think...but the good thing is the 5 seats only. Could you tell me the name of the place.
Thanks,
Neve

Doerethy · Nov 6th, 2009, 14:20

In india where i did the course the 1150 euros came to only around Rs80000 and the other was 2000$ around Rs90000.

The ashram name Tulasidalam.

Aupmanyav · Nov 18th, 2009, 21:43

The cost at Sivananda.org is USD 300 or Euro 200, and it is one of the most respected institutions in India. (http://www.sivananda.org/ttc/general.html)

Goran · Nov 19th, 2009, 17:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aupmanyav

The cost at Sivananda.org is USD 300 or Euro 200, and it is one of the most respected institutions in India. (http://www.sivananda.org/ttc/general.html)

http://www.sivananda.org/ttc/schedule.html

prices???

dcamrass1 · Nov 19th, 2009, 18:44

In Rishkesh (maybe somone will remember the name)over Ram Julla and going right to the end on the leftside is a Ashram that gave a month long yoga course 2 hours morning 2 hours afternoon and a lecture after morning class was 2 years ago 4000 Rps.
Will be there in a few days and will try and find out a bit more info or website

Aupmanyav · Nov 19th, 2009, 19:09

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Originally Posted by Goran

prices???

I am sorry, that was a big mistake. USD 300 was the non-refundable deposit. The cost is upward of USD 2,000. Damn costly, whoever conducts it. http://www.sivananda.org/ttc/schedule.html

trooooon · Nov 19th, 2009, 20:05

It sounds quite expensive you're right . . I did a bit of googling, some good institutions, but no prices . . . check these places out though . . .

http://www.iyengaryoga.in/index.htm

http://www.mysoreyoga.org/#teacher

http://www.parmarth.com/yoga.html

All the best

Namaste!

Aupmanyav · Nov 19th, 2009, 23:28

Paramartha Ashram is very popular because of their Ganga worship, but the cost of courses is not given. One would have to write to them for info.

Goran · Yesterday, 14:18

and the iyengar one seems not to be a TTC. To be expected as I believe in that system you have to practice it for a number of years before applying for a TTC.

Aug 18th, 2009, 06:38	#1
nevena indiainme Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Posts: 5	Yoga Trainings Prices!!! Hi All! I've searched the net for a Teacher Training Course in India and I'm very confused the prices are between $2000 to EUR4500... at the same time 'no offence' but rates for indians are no more than EUR100... I'm sitting here and wonderring how much money should i make to be able to afford a course in India. I dream to do it for so long. I live in a country where average salary is EUR300 per month and i teach yoga for less than Eur100 a month. Please tell me what is it about a EUR4000 yoga training. And more important could anyone suggest a nice certified place for TTC training. Thank you all for your time! Namaste, Neve

Nov 19th, 2009, 20:05	#9
trooooon tj Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Vasant Kunj, New Delhi Posts: 845	It sounds quite expensive you're right . . I did a bit of googling, some good institutions, but no prices . . . check these places out though . . . http://www.iyengaryoga.in/index.htm http://www.mysoreyoga.org/#teacher http://www.parmarth.com/yoga.html All the best Namaste! __________________ what if . . . maybe . . . say . . . suppose!

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