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Name *

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Address

Date of Birth

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Current Occupation *

How long have you been practicing Yoga? *

Do you have an established personal practice? *

How often, and what Yoga classes do you attend? *

Previous experience in teaching; teaching in Yoga or any related discipline *

Briefly summarise your education and useful experiences (No formal academic qualifications are required) *

What aspects of Yoga do you enjoy, and why? *

What aspects of Yoga do you find the most challenging, and why? *

What motivates you to take this teacher training course? Please explain in 200-250 words. *

How did you learn about the College?

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• I have read the College information listing location, fees and dates of the course and I would like to enrol. I understand that acceptance onto the course depends on the submission of this application and a phone interview. I understand that attendance to the first part of the course (unless exceptional circumstances prevail) commits me to paying the full fees.

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• Filling in the information below is voluntary. The information provided will be kept confidential and will be used for monitoring purposes only.

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Do you consider yourself to have a disability or health condition?

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Please provide further details and suggest any support required

The information in this form is for monitoring purposes only. If you believe you need ‘reasonable adjustment’, then please discuss this with Annie Cryar

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