BECOME The Yoga Teacher You Were Born to Be

The more comfortable you are as a yoga practitioner, the more you will be able to focus on the teaching and transformational aspects of your training.

To take most out of the training we recommend a strong foundation in fundamental yoga postures. Therefore, we suggest that students have a minimum of six months of practice.

Yes. Upon successful completion of our 200-hour training, You will have the necessary foundation to work as a yoga teacher. You will receive your diploma and may also register with the Yoga Alliance at the RYT-200 level (Registered Yoga Teacher 200).

Majority of our students are not native English speakers.

We welcome all nationalities and languages, our material and lessons are delivered in clear but not over-complicated English. Please note anatomy and philosophy are delivered in English and so is the written exam. If your English is limited, we invite you to still come along and learn two skills at once!

We encourage everyone to take part in the training however, recommend that you check with your doctor before attending.

A reservation requires a deposit that you pay while booking.

Prior to arrival, you can settle the full balance via bank transfer or by cash during the welcome dinner (upon arrival).

We’re currently working on a payment solution online, in the meantime, we highly recommend pre-settling your balance to avoid carrying large amounts of cash or avoid any extra credit card charges due to currency exchange with our local bank.

We regularly have students that are 50+ in our training. The training is physically demanding and intense and you will be challenged many ways, but not in the sense of physical exertion.

Yes, you will have 1 free day per week to relax and rest, please expect to use your time to study and prepare for your assessments. Depending on how much you wish to take out of this training, the more dedication and involvement the more likely you’re to go through an incredible transformation.

Students are encouraged to explore Bali in their free time as well as before and after the training. It’s very common for students to meet for travel adventures after the training or even before!

Yes, we provide our Yoga mats and all the necessary props that you might need during your training, however, should you wish to bring your own mat – we highly encourage you to.

A 259 euro (shared room) and 308 euros (private room) non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a spot. If for some reason you cannot attend the training, you can apply your deposit to any YogaUnion training in the future.

We require a three weeks notice if you wish to change your training dates and move to another.

*For extra nights – if you booked extra nights prior or post your arrival, the cancellation policy is 10 days, should you change your mind after the 10 days period you are liable for 100% of the cost.

Our training is all-inclusive and includes accommodation, 3 daily vegetarian meals except for sundays, training material and yoga certification.

No vaccinations are currently required to enter Bali (Indonesia). Nevertheless, it is always advisable to consult a travel doctor prior to departure for personalized health recommendations based on your travel plans and duration of stay.

Bali is a magical island that can be enjoyed year-round. The rainy season runs from November to April, but showers are usually short-lived, often lasting only a few hours, and are followed by warm sunshine and beautiful tropical days.

There are several visa options available for entering Indonesia. The most common is the 30-day Visa on Arrival (VoA), which can be obtained online before travel or at the airport upon arrival.

This visa can be extended once for an additional 30 days, allowing a maximum stay of 60 days. Many visitors choose to process the extension through a local visa agent for convenience, and YogaUnion can recommend a trusted local agent to assist with this process.

It is not necessary to convert money to Indonesian Rupiah before arrival. If you plan to purchase a Visa on Arrival, it can be paid at the airport by card or cash, and there are also ATMs available in the airport before customs.

Once in Ubud, there are many ATMs and money exchange offices available. Please note that some ATMs may charge a local withdrawal fee, and additional fees may depend on your home bank.

Our trainings are often very popular, and class size depends on the shala placement. On average, groups range from about 20 to 30 students per shala.

Teachers are scheduled according to a rotating teacher roster. While we aim for students to experience a variety of teaching styles, not all teachers will be present for every training.

Each shala is led by a Head Teacher, supported by another teacher, where needed to assist throughout the course.

Occasionally, we also welcome guest teachers, and students will be informed in advance when this is the case

Flight tickets, insurance, additional excursions, Sunday meals, transport to and from the airport, and any other personal expenses.

Yes. Whether or not you plan on teaching yoga, this is a wonderful in-wards journey and an opportunity to deepen your own practice and dedicate time to your self-growth.