Maybe this is the year you yoga more...
Train in person in Sussex with an experienced teaching team, a small cohort and plenty of time to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to teach well.
Some people arrive knowing they want to teach. Others come because yoga has become important enough that they want to understand it properly. Both are welcome.
Learn to teach people, not poses.
Good teaching asks for more than memorising a sequence.
Teach real bodies
Learn to observe, adapt and make intelligent choices for different bodies, abilities and levels of experience.
Understand what you’re teaching
Functional anatomy, biomechanics, philosophy, sequencing, nervous-system-aware practice and the cultural roots and evolution of yoga.
Practise teaching from the beginning
You’ll teach, assist, observe, receive feedback and gradually develop your own clear and confident teaching voice.
Train inside a working studio
Learn within The Be Collective, alongside experienced teachers, real classes and an established yoga community.
Learn from teachers with different areas of expertise.
Our training brings together experienced teachers and specialists across teaching methodology, anatomy, philosophy, somatics and wellbeing. You’ll learn through different perspectives while being supported to develop your own way of teaching.
Bryony Hamerton
Lead trainer
Teaching methodology, sequencing, somatics, therapeutic practice
and nervous-system-aware teaching.
Silvia Laurenti
Functional anatomy & biomechanics
Practical anatomy for teachers, movement and understanding the body
in practice.
Dr Matthew Clark
Yoga history & philosophy
Tradition, philosophy, cultural context and a deeper understanding
of where yoga comes from.
Emma Newlyn
Ayurveda & natural health
Exploring wider approaches to wellbeing and the relationship between
traditional practices and contemporary life.
Julie, Fiona, Sam & Silas
Co-teaching & mentoring
Practical classroom experience, support and mentoring as you begin
to find confidence in your own teaching.
You’ll learn inside a working studio community — observing experienced teachers, practising with real people, receiving feedback and having space to ask questions as your teaching develops.
Curious enough to have a conversation?
Join our free Teacher Training Q&A on 8 September. Meet the team, hear how the course works and ask anything you need to before deciding whether this training is right for you.
Applications open for Early Bird price in 2027
