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Compare 3 instructor courses in Asia. Prices from €2010. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Instructor courses in Asia bring together yoga teacher trainings across Thailand, giving you a focused stretch of time to deepen your own practice and learn how to guide others. The three programmes on this page range from a 12-day, 100-Hour course through to a 29-day Advanced 300-Hour immersion, so you can choose according to how much time you have and where you are in your teaching path. Two of the courses are held in Chiang Mai, including the 300-hour Level 2 training at Mala Dhara Eco Resort and Path of Yoga's intimate 26-day teacher training, while the 100-Hour AXIS Yoga Teacher Training sits on Koh Samui, built around Mikey Lazano's AXIS method of working on two mats set in a cross and turning to face each cardinal direction. They suit a mix of people, from those taking their first steps into formal training to practitioners ready for advanced Level 2 study, and from anyone drawn to small, personal groups to those wanting a longer wellness immersion. Path of Yoga keeps its groups capped at around six to twelve students for close one-on-one attention, while the Chiang Mai 300-hour draws on a decade of fine-tuning and the integration of different teaching lineages. Prices on this page run from 2010 USD to 3697 USD, so there is a range to weigh against length and depth.
The courses on this page are priced from 2010 USD to 3697 USD. The 100-Hour AXIS training in Koh Samui starts at 2010 USD, the 26-day Path of Yoga training in Chiang Mai from 2897 USD, and the Advanced 300-Hour immersion in Chiang Mai from 3697 USD.
Lengths vary across the page. The 100-Hour AXIS training runs for 12 days, the Path of Yoga teacher training for 26 days, and the Advanced 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training & Wellness Immersion for 29 days.
There is a spread to suit different stages. The 100-Hour AXIS course and the 26-day Path of Yoga training are good entry points into teacher training, while the Advanced 300-Hour course is a Level 2 programme aimed at those continuing their study at a higher level.
All three are in Thailand. The 100-Hour AXIS Yoga Teacher Training is on Koh Samui, and both the Advanced 300-Hour immersion and the 26-day Path of Yoga teacher training are in Chiang Mai, the latter held at Mala Dhara Eco Resort in the 300-hour case.
The AXIS method is the heart of the Koh Samui training. You work on two mats set in a cross, turning to face each cardinal direction as you flow, and the course is led by Mikey Lazano, who developed the approach.
Yes. The Path of Yoga training in Chiang Mai is an intimate month with group sizes capped at around six to twelve students, so you can expect exceptional one-on-one attention from the team of teachers, which suits solo students well.
The 26-day Path of Yoga training is led by a team of experienced teachers, including Amy, Josh, Katrien, India and others, who all live on site. The Advanced 300-Hour course is built around the integration of different teaching lineages and is the result of a decade of fine-tuning.