Certificate Course in Yoga - CCY

Transform Your Yoga Journey

Kaivalya Yoga Shala, in collaboration with the world-renowned yoga institute Kaivalyadhama Lonavala, is proud to present this comprehensive Certificate Course in Yoga in Ahmedabad. Designed for enthusiasts and practitioners of all levels, this course combines ancient wisdom with modern scientific approaches to yoga. The program follows the same syllabus of Kaivalyadhama and aims to provide holistic learning, fostering personal growth and deepening the understanding of yoga as a way of life. With Kaivalyadhama's century-old legacy of authenticity and Kaivalya Yoga Shala's dedicated platform, this certificate course promises an enriching journey for those seeking to enhance their practice or begin their yoga teaching journey.

The CCY program is ideal for those who have always wanted to have an in-depth understanding of Yoga but are unable to commit longer periods of time for university yoga course completion. The course is appropriate even for a beginner of Yoga to get a proper and extensive understanding of the traditional and scientific aspects of Yoga.

The CCY program covers textual, psycho-physiological and practical aspects of Yoga, as well as, teaching methods in yoga.Students are qualified to become Yoga instructors after successful completion of this course, and can take up Yoga as a career.

CCY - Certificate Course in Yoga

by Kaivalya Yoga Shala & Kaivalyadhama Lonavla

Affiliation

This course is accredited as Certificate Course from Indian Yoga Association (IYA) and the Syllabus is equivalent to Level 2 – (Yoga Wellness Instructor) of Yoga Certification Board (YCB).
We are also RYS200 certified.

Please Note: Even though YCB has recognised us as Leading Yoga Institute but as per YCB guidelines registration to YCB is to be done separately by students. If anyone wishes to be certified by YCB then exam has to be taken and paid for separately.

Course Hours / Credits

Contact hours in CCY refer to when a teacher is physically present with a student, while non-contact hours are independent study or other activities hours. Non-contact hours can include: Assigned reading or homework, Non-supervised study groups, and Observing yoga classes.