YACEP stands for Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider. It means you’re approved by Yoga Alliance to offer continuing education (CE) courses that count toward other yoga teachers’ required training hours. It’s a credential for experienced...
If a student gets injured during your yoga class, the most important thing is to stay calm. Your students will look to you for how to react, and a grounded teacher makes all the difference. Here’s exactly what to do — in the moment and after — plus how to...
Instagram can be a powerful tool for attracting yoga clients — but it’s a tool, not a business model. If you’re posting beautiful yoga photos and wondering why nobody’s signing up for your classes, you’re not alone. The secret isn’t more...
Most yoga teachers start part-time — and many stay that way by choice. According to Yoga Alliance’s own data, about 67% of yoga teachers teach fewer than 10 hours per week. So if you’re wondering whether you can teach yoga while keeping your day job, the...
You need a yoga website — even if you only teach two classes a week. Instagram can disappear tomorrow. A website is the one piece of online real estate you actually own. And the good news? It doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive to set up. Here’s...
Most yoga workshops charge $35-75 for a 2-3 hour session and $100-200 for a full-day experience. But the “right” price depends on several factors — and most teachers undercharge because they’re afraid to ask for what their expertise is worth....
