Yoga Teacher Training
A transformational, inclusive journey into the heart of yoga.
Welcome to your Teacher Training journey
Yoga Teacher Training with Every Body Studio is designed for curious, compassionate students who want to deepen their practice, grow in confidence, and learn to share yoga with others.
Whether you hope to teach or simply wish to explore yoga more fully, this programme offers a warm, accessible, community-centred environment where everyone is supported — regardless of age, background, or flexibility.
This is more than a course. It’s a grounding, inspiring experience that changes how you understand yoga, your body, and yourself.
Why train with us?
We believe yoga is for every body. Our programme is thoughtfully designed to support students of all abilities, with modifications, trauma-informed teaching principles, and plenty of encouragement throughout.
Inclusive, accessible training
An encouraging community
Our lead teachers bring decades of combined teaching experience, deep knowledge of yoga philosophy and anatomy, and a genuine passion for helping students grow. You’ll feel guided, respected, and welcomed from day one.
A fresh perspective
Graduates frequently tell us that the training gave them clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of purpose — in and out of the studio.
Experienced, supportive faculty
Past trainees often describe our programme’s community as one of its greatest strengths. You’ll learn alongside a small, friendly group that celebrates progress, shares challenges, and supports one another long after graduation.
YOUR YOGA TRAINING JOURNEY
Every Body Yoga Teacher Training
Split into two parts, our year long training enables you first to deepen your learning and practice and then, should you wish to teach. Progressing into how to hold space for others, deliver classes confidently, and build community. Completion of both parts of the course will be accredited by Yoga Alliance.
Our course was created and is taught in collaboration. Trainees are encouraged to contribute and engage with the material with trainers. Discussion will form an important part of the course.
Part 1: Immersion
For those who want to dive deeper into yoga, whether or not you want to teach, our Immersion will fulfil your needs. In part one, you will work on developing your practice through our asana labs, your understanding of yoga and its traditions, as well as some personal development work, including journaling practices. We want to empower you in finding your own voice and confidence, gaining insight into your personal practice. We offer a supportive environment to thrive in.
Those interested in taking Part 2 will also need to complete Part 1. You will only be a certified yoga teacher if you complete both parts, but you are more than welcome to take Part 1 as a standalone course.
TIME COMMITMENT
One weekend a month in person 12:15-18.30
Some Wednesday evenings (online via Zoom)
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We know a lot of people choose a yoga training to develop their own practice, or simply to teach others, but embarking on this journey can also be a powerful experience of self discovery. You will be supported throughout by mentoring sessions and group work to make sure you get the most out of the course. Our Part 1 Immersion will help you develop your yoga practice and understanding of the history and roots of yoga.
MODULES TAUGHT
What is Yoga & Orientation Day
Intentions & Goals
Intro to Yoga Philosophy
History of Asana / Race and equity
Foundational Asana
Origins of Pranayama
Effects of Pranayama
The Skeletal System
Meditation
The Muscular System
Embodied meditation
Yogic Texts
Meditation practice
The Nervous System
Biomechanics
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Assessments will be done through a combination of quizzes, written and practical assignments. In order to make this course as accessible as possible, we will provide alternative ways of submitting any of the assignments if this is helpful for your learning style.
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Yoga Anatomy, Leslie Kaminoff
The Heart of Yoga: Developing a Personal Practice, T. K. V. Desikachar
The Breathing Book, Donna Farhi
Yoga Sutra’s, Edward Bryant
The Inner Tradition of Yoga, Michael Stone
Yoga as Resistance: Equity and Inclusion On and Off the Mat, Dr Stacie CC Graham
Entry Requirements
Part one (Immersion) is open to everyone.
All we require is an interest in yoga and a commitment to learning and development, along with a short letter of application (500 words max) telling us why you want to take part. We will then invite you to arrange a short informal call with one of our course trainers.
Email your application to training@everybodystudio.co.uk
Part 2: Teaching
The second part of the course, in the latter part of the year, is underpinned by mentoring and development, as we teach you to actually deliver a class: holding space, sharing yoga and creating a practice that your students will want to return to again and again. We offer a tangible hands on, practical experience which will leave you feeling ready to share yoga with others and confident in your own style and abilities. Even if you do not intend to teach yoga, this part of the course will deepen your learning and build on the skills and confidence you gained in our Part 1: Immersion.
TIME COMMITMENT
Two weekends a month in person 12:15-18.30
Some Wednesday evenings (online via Zoom)
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Expect asana labs, teaching labs, anatomical knowledge all designed to help you go deeper, alongside learning the theory. We continue to support you through mentoring as Part 2 focuses in on how to teach; holding space, delivering classes, language and inclusivity.
MODULE TAUGHT
Ethics, Equity & Accountability
Professional development
Foundational Sequencing
History of yoga
Ethics of Teaching
Principles of Alignment
Yoga Schools and Lineage
Advanced Physiology
Pranayama Techniques
Methodology of Sequencing
Working with different bodies
Fascia
Applying Biomechanics
Sequencing Pranayama
Anatomy of Subtle Body
Ethics, equity and accountability
Yoga Sutras in practice
Holding space and trauma
Sound
Touch and consent
Marketing and creating your business & The Classroom
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Assessments will be done through a combination of quizzes, teaching practices, written and practical assignments. In order to make this course as accessible as possible, we will provide alternative ways of submitting any of the assignments if this is helpful for your learning style.
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200h RYT Yoga Alliance Certified (when both Part 1 and Part 2 are completed)
Course Fees
The total course fees for both Part 1 and Part 2 are £3,300. You are required to pay a deposit before the course starts to confirm your space on the course.
If you are applying for Part 1 only: The deposit of £825 is due before the course starts in January. The remaining cost can then either be paid in full in January or split across the months of Part 1 in monthly instalments.
If you are applying for the full course: The deposit of £1,650 is due before the course starts in January. The remaining cost can either be paid in full in January or split across the months of Part 1 & Part 2 in monthly instalments.
If you are paying for the full course in a lump sum, a discount of £200 will be applied, making the total cost of the course £3,100.
We will offer scholarships up to and including 15% of each intake. These are open to anyone who considers themselves as part of a marginalised group/community. These are 50% of the course costs, whether you are taking part one or the whole course. If you are interested in our scholarships but would like to speak to one of the team members, please email us at training@everybodystudio.co.uk.
Meet Your Teachers
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Becky Varey (She/her)
Becky, a yoga and performing-arts teacher in Oxford, discovered yoga to ease stress from acting. Since 2014, she’s embraced movement and joy, teaching accessible, playful classes for all bodies. Her passion is helping people—from students to cancer patients—feel better and celebrate their bodies through yoga.
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Venetia Adamson (She/her)
Venetia, a yoga teacher, trainer, and massage therapist based in Hove, fell in love with Vinyasa’s creativity after starting yoga as a teen. With 10 years’ teaching experience, she offers accessible, joyful classes, guided by curiosity and yin’s quiet wisdom, blending learning with care and cultural sensitivity.
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Katie Gordon (She/her)
Katie Gordon, founder of Every Body Studio, is a coach, yoga teacher, and parent with a background in publishing. Passionate about mental health and trauma, she blends yoga, mindfulness, breathwork, and psychology to create welcoming, evidence-based classes. She holds advanced qualifications and is training as an integrative psychotherapist.
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Katie McNeil (She/her)
Katie offers a wide range of yoga styles—from gentle flows and restorative practices to dynamic Vinyasa and Power Flow. She creates inclusive, nurturing spaces where students build confidence and community. Backed by extensive training and certifications, Katie blends expertise with care to guide accessible, empowering yoga experiences for all.
Ready to join us?
Provisional dates for our 2027 intake are available below. You can request a prospectus by emailing us at training@everybodystudio.co.uk for further information.
Weekend sessions are 12:15-18:30 in person at our studio on Magdalen Road. Weekday sessions are held online via zoom at 18:00-20:00.
Part 1: Immersion
Saturday 23rd Jan - Module 1: What is Yoga & Orientation Day
Sunday 24th Jan - Module 2: Intentions and Goals
Wednesday 27th Jan - Book Club 1: Module 12 Yogic Texts
Saturday 13th Feb - Module 3: Intro to Yoga Philosophy
Sunday 14th Feb - Module 4: History of Asana / Race and Equity
Wednesday 24th Feb - Book Club 2: Module 12 Yogic Texts
Saturday 27th Feb - Module 5: Foundational Asana
Sunday 28th Feb - Module 6: Origins of Pranayama
Wednesday 17th Mar - Book Club 3: Module 12 Yogic Texts
Saturday 27th Mar - Module 7: Effects of Pranayama
Sunday 28th Mar - Module 8: The Skeletal System
Saturday 17th Apr - Module 9: The Muscular System
Sunday 18th Apr - Module 10: Biomechanics
Wednesday 21st Apr - Book Club 4: Module 12 Yogic Texts
Saturday 15th May - Module 11: Meditation
Sunday 16th May - Module 13: Embodied Meditation
Wednesday 19th May - Book Club 5: Module 12 Yogic Texts
Saturday 12th June - Module 14: The Nervous System
Sunday 13th June - Module 15: Meditation Practice
Sunday 27th June - Module 16: Closing Day to Part 1
Part 2: Teaching
Saturday 4th Sept - Module 1: Intro to Part 2, recap, goals and intention & Ethics, Equity & Accountability
Sunday 5th Sept - Module 2: Professional Development & Foundational Sequences
Wednesday 8th Sept - Module 3: History of Yoga Part 1
Saturday 18th Sept - Module 4: Ethics of Teaching & Professional Development
Sunday 19th Sept - Module 5: Principles of Alignment
Wednesday 22nd Sept - Module 3: History of Yoga Part 2
Saturday 2nd Oct - Module 6: Advanced Physiology
Sunday 3rd Oct - Module 7: Pranayama Techniques
Saturday 16th Oct - Module 9: Methodology of Sequencing & Working with Different Bodies Part 1
Sunday 17th Oct - Module 10: Applying Biomechanics
Monday 18th Oct - Module 11: Fascia
Saturday 30th Oct - Module 12: Sequencing Pranayama
Sunday 31st Oct - Module 13: Anatomy of Subtle Body & Sound
Saturday 13th Nov - Module 14: Methodology of Sequencing & Working with Different Bodies Part 2
Sunday 14th Nov - Module 15: Touch and Consent
Wednesday 17th Nov - Module 16: Ethics, Equity & Accountability Part 1
Saturday 27th Nov - Module 17: Holding Space & Trauma Informed Yoga
Sunday 28th Nov - Module 18: Yoga Sutras in Practise
Wednesday 1st Dec - Module 16: Ethics, Equity & Accountability Part 2
Saturday 11th Dec - Module 19: The Classroom & Market and Creating Your Business
Sunday 12th Dec - Module 20: Final Teaching Assessment and Closing Celebration