contactdikshayoga@gmail.com<\/strong><\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Reviewed By Soniya Rangher If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to join a Yoga Teacher Training in Goa, January is hard to beat. The holiday crowds have gone home, the weather is warm and dry, and you start the new year with a certificate instead of a resolution. Whether you’re considering a 200 hour yoga teacher training in Goa or a shorter 100 hour yoga teacher training course, January is an excellent time to deepen your practice. Our January 2027 training takes place at The Lotus Sutra, a beachfront venue on Arambol Beach and the main branch of Diksha Yoga School. Explore our yoga teacher training courses and fees to compare programme options before booking. Here are the dates, fees, what’s included and how many places are left. January 2027 dates and places left Batch Dates Places left January A 5\u201315 January 2027 5 of 10 January B 16\u201326 January 2027 7 of 10 Also planning a full 200 Hour? See our 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa \u2192 Fees (room, meals and airport pickup included) Room type Course fee 30% deposit Twin shared room \u20ac1,200 \u20ac360 Private room \u20ac1,400 \u20ac420 How payment works: What’s included Not included: flights, Indian visa fees, travel and medical insurance, personal expenses and local transport, and Yoga Alliance registration fees. Why choose yoga teacher training in Goa in January? Goa also gives you something a studio course at home can’t: training in India, the birthplace of yoga. You practise where these traditions began, eat fresh sattvic food prepared for you and spend 11 days away from work and routine. Many students say this is what makes a yoga teacher training in Goa life-changing, not just educational. If you’re comparing destinations, explore our Goa vs Sri Lanka vs Thailand yoga teacher training guide. What you’ll study A typical day Time Session 06:00 Wake up 06:30 Jal neti & pranayama 07:00 Asana: Hatha (Mon\/Wed\/Fri), Ashtanga foundations (Tue\/Thu\/Sat) 09:00 Breakfast 10:00 Yoga philosophy 11:00 Alignment & adjustments 12:00 Meditation 13:00 Lunch & rest 15:00 Anatomy 16:00 Tea break 16:30 Teaching methodology & sequencing 17:30 Evening Vinyasa Flow 19:30 Dinner 20:30 Satsang & meditation Sundays are rest days with no classes. On two Sundays we take you on group excursions to Sweet Lake (Kalacha) and Terekhol Fort. Your teacher You train directly with our founder, Yogini Manisha (E-RYT 500, YACEP). She has more than 16 years of experience and has guided over 23,000 students from more than 80 countries. Her own training began in Goa, and she has completed three 200-hour and two 300-hour teacher trainings, so she knows the student’s side of a TTC well. With her experience as an experienced yoga educator at a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School, she focuses on developing confident, mindful and authentic yoga teachers. In her words: “Flexible yoga teachers are easy to find. A meditative, authentic one is much harder to find, and that is the teacher I want you to become.” I am delighted to have followed the yoga teacher training to Diksha yoga. A team of yogi and Yoginis are very professional, caring, hand on the heart and especially passionate\u2026all this in a relaxed and happy atmosphere. The setting was very nice.Very good meal and nice staff. Beautiful meeting in the training. Thank you for this beautiful experience of life and transformation. Namaste. – Sabrina Coqk May 2014 Getting here Airport pickup is included from either Goa airport. Manohar International Airport at Mopa (GOX) is about 30 km away (45\u201360 minutes), and Dabolim Airport (GOI) is about 75\u201380 km away (2\u20132.5 hours). For complete travel directions, read our guide on how to reach Arambol Beach in Goa. Send us your flight details at least 3 days before you arrive. Most nationalities need a visa for India, so apply on the official Indian e-Visa website well before you fly. Frequently asked questions Do I need to be advanced or flexible? No. A sincere interest in yoga and the willingness to learn are enough. Our 100 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa welcomes students who want to deepen their yoga practice. Will I be qualified to teach? You’ll receive a 100-Hour Certificate of Completion from a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School. If you decide to teach, your 100 hours count toward our 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa, so nothing you learn is wasted. Read 100 Hour vs 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training: Which Is Right for You? Is January a good time for yoga teacher training in Goa? Yes. January is in Goa’s dry season, with warm, sunny days and cooler mornings, and it’s quieter than December. What if January is full? We run batches on the 5th and 16th of every month until May. See our February 2027 yoga teacher training batches in Goa or explore all yoga teacher training dates and fees. Reserve your place There are 5 places left across our two January batches in Goa. 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