British Wheel of Yoga accredited training

Teach yoga.
Naturally.

Teacher training rooted in natural movement, self-enquiry and a deeper understanding of the body.

300 & 500 hour pathwaysHastingsNorwich
A thoughtful path into teaching: movement · breath · awareness
BWYAccredited training
300 / 500Hour pathways
2Training locations
In personSmall-group learning
Our approach

More than learning poses.

Explore yoga through movement, anatomy, energy and enquiry, developing the confidence to teach in a way that feels genuinely your own.

01

Scaravelli-inspired yoga

Movement led by curiosity, ease and a responsive relationship with gravity.

02

Meridian theory & Shiatsu

A wider lens on the body, energy and connection.

03

Qigong

Breath, awareness and flowing movement woven into practice.

04

Anatomy & teaching practice

Practical knowledge grounded in real people and real teaching.

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Teacher training

Train deeply.
Teach naturally.

Begin with the 300-hour Year One course as a complete standalone teacher training. Continue for a further 200 hours to complete the 500-hour pathway, or, if you already hold an existing teaching certificate, take the 200-hour year as a standalone course.

300 hr

Teacher Training

Year One · 300 hours · Standalone teacher training

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200 / 500 hr

Deeper Study

Year Two adds 200 hours to complete the 500-hour pathway. Already-qualified teachers can also take the 200-hour year as a standalone course.

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Learn from experience

Teaching shaped by decades of practice.

Annie Cryar and the teaching team bring long experience across yoga, Shiatsu, Qigong, anatomy and teacher development, with curiosity and the individual always at the centre.

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Where we train

Two places.
One approach.

Small, in-person learning communities where there is time to practise, question, explore and develop.

Hastings & St Leonards

Teacher training on the East Sussex coast.

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Norwich

Teacher training in Norfolk.

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Come and experience it

Curious about the course?

An open day is a chance to meet the tutors, experience the approach and ask whatever you need before deciding whether the training is right for you.