| VIY001 |
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Asana |
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| VIY002 |
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Pranayama |
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| VIY003 |
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Mudra and Bandha |
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| VIY004 |
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Shatkarma |
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| VIY005 |
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Relaxation and Meditation Practices |
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| VIY006 |
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Yogic History, Philosophy and Culture Level 1 |
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| VIY007 |
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Yogic Physiology Level 1 |
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| VIY008 |
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Yogic Psychology Level 1 |
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| VIY009 |
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Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Level 1 |
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| VIY010 |
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Yogic Nutrition, Diet and Lifestyle |
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| VIY011 |
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Styles of Hatha Yoga |
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| VIY012 |
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Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Level 1 |
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| VIY013 |
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Introduction to Teaching Principles |
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Upon successful completion of this Yoga Studies course participants may exit or undertake further studies in the Advanced Diploma of Yoga Teaching to become a professional Yoga Teacher.
2008 Course Dates
Orientation Day 1: Saturday 16th February, 2008
Orientation Day 2: Saturday 19th July, 2008
Course 1 Commences: Wednesday 18th February, 2008
Course 2 Commences: Tuesday 21st July, 2008
Course 1 Study Year concludes: Wednesday 6th December, 2008
Course 2 Study Year concludes: Saturday 14th July, 2009
The Aim Of The Course
The course is suitable for people wishing to develop a deeper understanding and experience of yoga. The course is designed to provide participants with an introduction to the historical and philosophical background of Yoga while gaining an understanding of the major paths and styles of Hatha Yoga. The knowledge and experience gained from the course will provide a solid foundation for personal practice and an understanding of healthy living principles and the ability to apply this knowledge to life experience. The course will also provide the foundational studies for the VIYETT Advanced Diploma of Yoga Teaching of which this course is a prerequisite.
Learning Outcomes
The VIYETT Hatha Yoga Practitioners Certificate Course will provide participants with all of the practical skills, philosophical understanding and scientific knowledge required to become an advanced practitioner of yoga and/or a competent teaching assistant working under supervision in a yoga centre environment.
For more information on this course
or to obtain the 2008 - 2009 VIYETT Course Guide
please contact:
Victorian Institute of Yoga Education
And Teacher Training.
Email: admin@viyett.com.au
Telephone: (03) 95331347
YOGA PHILOSOPHY CERTIFICATE
1 Year Part Time 200 Hours
Commencing
18th February, 2008
This course is comprised of 200 hours which is a combination of course contact time and home study. There are no formal requirements for this course, however, it is envisaged that participants show a high level of maturity and a genuine interest in Yoga, Eastern Philosophy, Art, History and Culture. This course will provide participants with a solid foundation and understanding of all of the philosophical applications of Yoga and an understanding of the major belief systems and philosophies that support eastern thinking in the modern world. It is an invaluable course for students of Yoga as it provides them with a good understanding of the origins and applications of Yoga and provides a broad understanding of the different philosophies and belief systems of the eastern and Western worlds.
1 Year Part Time 200 hours
Commencing
19th February, 2008
For more information on this course
or to obtain the 2008 - 2009 VIYETT Course Guide
please contact:
Victorian Institute of Yoga Education
And Teacher Training.
Email: admin@viyett.com.au
Telephone: (03) 95331347
DIPLOMA OF YOGA TEACHING
1 Year Part Time 500 hours
Commencing
18th February, 2008
The Diploma of Yoga Teaching is a 1 year Yoga Teacher Training Course. It is an intensive course covering all of the vital aspects of Yoga. The course is designed to provide trainees with a broad range of skills and tools that will enhance personal and spiritual understanding and they will develop a good understanding of the science and philosophies that underpin the discipline of Yoga. The Diploma of Yoga Teaching will provide all of the skills and tools required to become a Professional Yoga Teacher. (Level 1)
The VIYETT Teacher Training Programs are not limited to just one philosophy or one way of thinking, they are based on a number of Traditional Yogic Philosophies and practices which will aid trainees in gaining a broader understanding of the whole concept of Yoga.
Some of the more popular philosophies or traditions that participants will explore are:
Patanjali's Asthanga Yoga
Samkyha Philosophy
Vedic Philosophy and Culture
Each of these traditions are ancient Philosophies handed down through the ages providing a rich source of knowledge and information whereby we can transform our lives and enrich the lives of those around us.
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