Workshops, seminars and special events are a great way to explore yoga
in depth and to meet like-minded people in a friendly, relaxed
atmosphere.
Seminars & Workshops
SYTA
members regularly conduct or organise yoga and meditation seminars and
workshops in areas of interest to students, teachers and the general
public. Attendance at these workshops is often evidenced by a
Statement of Attendance detailing the topics covered for those who may
wish to use this in a Recognition of Prior learning (RPL) scenario.
Seminars and workshops currently on offer are detailed below.
Locum Yoga Teacher
Hari Om All
I require a teacher to
fill in for me whilst I am overseas. Accommodation
will be at our house in their own large room with
private ensuite. My husband will be there during the
first period and then the second period they would
be house-sitting (dog, cat and plants).
The dates are: 10th
July - 12th August, 22nd August - 13th September
If able to do both,
they are most welcome to stay for the weeks between.
Classes: beginner, general, progressive, gentle
(chairs) and meditation (6 - 8 classes per week)
and option to run workshops.
I would actually
really like a teacher to move to Tamworth as I have
requests for classes in many of the out-lying towns
and retirement villages and we also have a prison
here if anyone is interested in pursuing that.
Kirtan is the uplifting chanting of
mantras. It doesn't matter if you have a good singing voice or not and
you are not required to participate in the singing. Everyone can benefit
from simply exploring the vibration of the heart.
Kirtans run by members are held at the following locations:
Kailash Yoga Centre & Yoga for Everybody
Wollongong Northern Suburbs
1st Friday night of every month
Contact: Kailash or on 02
42845794 - OR - Sue Brittain
or on
02 4283 4126
Manly Yoga & Meditation Centre
27 Pittwater Road, Manly
3rd Sunday of each month - from 4 p.m.
Entry by small donation
Info:
Manly
SYTA
members regularly conduct or organise yoga and meditation seminars and
workshops in areas of interest to students, teachers and the general
public. Attendance at these workshops is often evidenced by a
Statement of Attendance detailing the topics covered for those who may
wish to use this in a Recognition of Prior learning (RPL) scenario.