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YOGA TEACHER TRAINING
Yoga Teacher Training Certificate
Complete Program · Internationally Recognised · Lifelong Graduate Support
One of the few Hong Kong teacher-training programs that is simultaneously CEF-approved, HKCAAVQ Level 3 accredited, and Yoga Alliance authorised.
About the School
Founded in 2015, our school specialises in systematic, high-standard yoga education. We offer a wide range of teacher-training and specialist courses, including RYT-200, RYT-300, RPYT-85 Prenatal Yoga, plus Aerial Yoga, Yin Yoga, Ashtanga, Yoga Wheel, Tripscore, sound healing and Energy Flow.
Our Yoga Teacher Training Certificate is approved by the Continuing Education Fund (CEF); eligible students may apply for subsidy. We have delivered over 55 cohorts of the RYT-200 program, building deep teaching and course-management experience. We are committed to rigorous, professional yoga education that gives trainees a solid teaching foundation.
2015
Established
55/56
RYT-200 cohorts
400+
RYT-200 graduates
4.9/5
Google rating
Curriculum
The program is divided into 5 units — Yoga Philosophy, Anatomy, Teaching Methodology, Integrated Practice and Teaching Practicum — totalling 200 hours. Each unit progresses from foundation to depth, balancing theory and practice so trainees gain the full knowledge and skills required to become a professional yoga teacher.
· Yoga Philosophy
Part 1Explore the origins and history of yoga and build a philosophical foundation. Understand the Eight Limbs of the Yoga Sutras (Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, Samadhi) and their deeper meaning in practice and life.
Through classical texts (Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Yoga Sutras), discussion and practice, trainees find the true purpose of yoga practice and develop the right attitude toward asana.
· Yoga Anatomy
Part 2Functional anatomy applied directly to yoga practice. Trainees learn to break down the mechanics behind each posture scientifically, practise safely to avoid injury, and help themselves and their students manage existing conditions. Since every body structure differs, a professional teacher must be able to analyse movement and understand muscle function to teach effectively and safely.
· Teaching Methodology & Sequencing
Part 3In-depth study of postures and precise alignment, with clear understanding of the correct form of each asana and how to sequence a class for maximum effect. Trainees learn to use tone and voice to set class atmosphere and deliver concise, accurate cueing.
From a physiological standpoint, a well-sequenced practice works not only the skin, muscles and bones but also reaches the energy body at a cellular level. A scientific, simple sequencing method makes daily practice and teaching far more efficient.
· Integrated Practice & Application
Part 4Asana practice runs three fixed days each week to build a stable, regular practice habit. The core of yoga is not the difficulty of postures but full presence and focus — asana is simply a tool to anchor us in the present.
Through regular, sustained three-day practice, trainees develop self-discipline. Strength and flexibility take time and progressive training; consistent practice gradually opens and conditions the body, improving fitness, skill, confidence and credibility.
From the start, these three practice days integrate with the weekly theory, letting trainees immediately apply philosophy, anatomy and teaching skills in practice.
· Teaching Practicum & Tutorials
Part 5Teaching practicum covers both theory and live practice, guiding trainees step by step from understanding teaching principles to real application, building teaching confidence and on-the-spot adaptability. Includes class design, cueing, observation and adjustment skills, with practice and observation of real classes for hands-on experience.
Weekly tutorials run throughout the program as a platform for immediate practice and discussion. In tutorials, trainees can:
- Review and consolidate course content
- Clarify questions with immediate instructor guidance
- Set a direction and strategy for continuous progress
Class Timetable
We offer weekday, evening and morning options so working professionals, homemakers and full-time learners can plan around their schedule. Click each title for the detailed timetable; availability updates in real time.
• Small classes, limited places: To ensure teaching quality, each cohort has limited seats. If your preferred slot shows "Full", you may join the waitlist and be notified first when a place opens.
Found your slot? Learn about the enrolment process, fee instalments and CEF subsidy application.
Enrolment Process & CEF →Post-Graduation Support
We care not only about results during the course but also actively support graduates' career development. RYT-200 graduates receive the following 5 professional support pillars:
1. Priority Teaching Opportunities
The current Yoga Refine teaching team is made up of our own graduates. After completing training and meeting teaching standards, trainees may move directly into teaching to gain real experience. Graduates also get priority for external substitute teaching, corporate partnerships and charity classes.
2. Graduate Continuing Development Support
We will provide appropriate teaching practice support and professional development guidance according to graduates’ teaching needs and practical arrangements. This aims to help graduates accumulate teaching experience and gradually develop their own teaching direction.
3. Dedicated Alumni Network
A dedicated graduate alumni network of over 300 members for sharing substitute and teaching opportunities and mutual support.
4. Personal Brand Building
Help graduates build a personal website and brand image, and expand exposure through online promotion.
5. Studio Launch Support
Support for opening a yoga studio, including social-media promotion and a booking system to build an enrolment pipeline.
We believe a yoga teacher's growth is a long, continuous journey. Our school is committed to being a reliable support, accompanying graduates toward a sustainable professional path. See the complete guide to yoga teacher income & career paths in Hong Kong →
Course Information
• Triple Accreditation | Local + International
Local Accreditation
Continuing Education Fund (CEF) approved — up to HK$25,000 subsidy
HKCAAVQ Level 3 course accreditation — Hong Kong Government recognised qualification
International Accreditation
Yoga Alliance RYS-200 Registered Yoga School
Graduates earn RYT-200 international certification, recognised in 70+ countries
One of the few Hong Kong teacher-training courses with both local government and international recognition.
Training Provider
Yoga For All Consultancy Limited
Course Name
Certificate in Yoga Teacher Training
CEF Institution No.
883
CEF Course No.
43C166048
QR Registration No.
25/001161/L3
QF Level
Qualifications Framework Level 3
Registration Validity
10 Dec 2025 – 31 Oct 2027
Language of Instruction
Chinese (Cantonese)
Location
4/F, 17 Yun Ping Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
FAQ
The questions students ask most often. Click each for more detail.
Q1 · What is the RYT-200 fee? Can I apply for CEF?
The RYT-200 fee is HK$31,200. It is CEF-approved, with up to HK$25,000 subsidy per eligible applicant — net cost can be as low as around HK$9,980. See the full CEF guide →
Q2 · How do I choose the right RYT-200 course?
Assess across 9 key factors: faculty, course structure, accreditation, CEF approval, graduate support, teaching culture and student reviews. See the full 9-factor guide →
Q3 · What's the difference between RYT-200, RYT-300, RPYT-85?
Yoga Alliance has 6 levels (RYT-200, E-RYT 200, RYT-500, E-RYT 500, RPYT-85, YACEP), each with different requirements and audiences. See the full Yoga Alliance levels guide →
Q4 · How much can I earn as a yoga teacher?
Hong Kong yoga teachers earn from HK$2,000 to HK$70,000+ monthly, depending on direction (studio teaching, private, corporate wellness, workshops, TTC trainer). See the full income & career analysis →
Q5 · Can I enrol with no yoga experience or low academic background?
Yes. We offer a free admission interview including a trial class and body analysis so you can see if the course suits you. CEF has no specific academic requirement, and the curriculum progresses from basics, suitable for all levels. WhatsApp for a free interview →
Graduate Stories
Hear our past graduates share their considerations before enrolling, the changes during training, and their careers after graduation. Each story is a real journey of growth.
Building a Yoga Career
A graduate shares how our teacher-training course helped her build confidence from zero, sharpen her teaching skills, and successfully grow her yoga career — with deep theory, practical skills, and a solid step forward in life and work.
Considerations Before Enrolling
Everyone has doubts before enrolling. Three months is neither long nor short — but with the first step, consistent practice and effort, anyone can break through their mental barrier and achieve their dream. This video shares a student's real considerations and journey.
Real Feelings on Graduation Day
This video captures students' most genuine feelings on graduation day — their smiles and words reflect satisfaction with the journey, gratitude to teachers, and deep bonds with classmates.
From RYT-200 Graduate to Owning a Yoga Studio
Cohort 4 graduate Joey shares her real journey from completing the RYT-200 course to successfully opening her own yoga studio, showing the career potential of yoga teacher training.
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