TRAINING

The training courses organized by YogaArte®, for Moving Yoga® instructors/teachers offer the necessary tools in order to devote oneself to yoga teaching with skill and professionalism, and provide techniques in order to express one’s own way of teaching and get in tune both with the whole class and with every single practitioner. The YogaArte® School is recognized by YogaAlliance.org (USA), as well as by YogaAlliance International, based in Australia, New Zealand, Italy, Singapore, and CSEN, because of the agreement between YogaAlliance Italy with the Italian National Sports Promotion Agency CSEN (CONI).  

The courses are organized on different levels. 
At the end of each level of training, a certificate will be given:

First level  
250 hours (Recognized by YogaAlliance RYT 200 and YogaAlliance International/ C.S.E.N. RYT 250)
Second level 
500 hours (Recognized by YogaAlliance RYT 500 and YogaAlliance International/CSEN RYT 500)
Third level 
(CEAS)– hours made up by classes/seminars and follow-up workshops
The certificates released by YogaArte, upon request of the instructor/teacher, are validated by the International and National institutions from which the School has been recognized.
  • Here are the International bodies:
YogaAlliance.org 
(North America) which has two basic training levels: 200 hours and 500 hours - RYT 200 and RYT 500 – as well as Seminars/Master courses following the training (CEAS)
Yoga Alliance  International®
an organization whch has offices in Australia, Italy, and New Zealand. YogaAlliance International/Italy, signed on September 1, 2017 an agreement with the Italian National Sports promotion Agency CSEN, in order to establish two new standards of training quality RYT-250 / RYT 500 / CEAS (follow-up seminarss after the 500 hours-course) 
  • The National body is
 CSEN 
The Italian National Sports Promotion Agency CSEN, recognized by CONI (Italian National Olympics Committee) which, as aforementioned, signed an agreement with Yoga Alliance – Italy International
La Normativa Nazionale UNI 11661:2016 
(Italian Standardization Agency) establishes the essential skills in order to become a professional yoga teacher, and indicates the quality standards for training schools. This standard (which is not binding) defines the knowledge, the skills, and the expertise  of a  professional yoga teacher, according to Law nr. 4/2013 about non-regulated professions, in line with the European Qualifications Framework EQF. This standard does not mention the training course directors, but does describe the necessary requisites for a  professional yoga teacher.
Last but not least C.O.N.I.(Italian National Olympics Committee), in the month of January 2018, placed Yoga in the sports area defined as  “Health Gym and Fitness – Yoga workout”.