200-hour Yoga Teacher Training
• London • Online • Ghana
• October–November 2026
A culturally rooted, community-led teacher training centring the African diaspora and allies.
This 200-hour Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training is designed for students who want to deepen their personal practice, study yoga in context, and step into teaching with confidence, integrity, and cultural awareness.
Led by Dr Rebekah Jade and Rebecca Moore, the programme blends in-person immersions in London, live online learning, and a final immersive graduation retreat in Ghana — creating a rigorous, accessible, and globally minded training experience.
What’s Included?
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Our Ethos
This training is rooted in community, cultural awareness, and embodied learning. We centre connection - to self, to lineage, and to the places and people that hold us - creating a space where learning feels grounded, expansive, and human.
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Our Curriculum
Our YTT offers a thoughtfully structured curriculum that blends movement, anatomy, philosophy, breathwork, and teaching methodology. Learning unfolds through a balance of in-person immersions, live online study, and immersive practice in Ghana - supporting depth without burnout, and integration rather than overload.
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Daily Schedule
Each day is designed to support focus, nourishment, and sustainable learning. Expect a steady rhythm of practice, study, rest, and reflection - allowing space for both structure and spaciousness.
Training Format & Dates
Immersion 1
London → 3 + 4 October 2026
Online → 11th October 2026
Immersion 3:
Immersion 2
London → 16 + 17 + 18 October 2026
Immersion 3
London → 30 + 31 October + 1 November 2026
Online → 8 November 2026
Ghana Immersion & Graduation
14–28 November 2026
Teaching days: 17–27 November
Meet the Team
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Dr Rebekah Jade
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Rebecca Moore
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Nikita Desi
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Luis Valentine
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Manoj
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Eisha Smith
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Corrie Ananda
Ghana Immersion
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Dates: 14th – 28th November 2026
Location: Volta Region, Ghana (starting in Accra)
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1 night of accommodation in Accra guesthouse
6 nights at our Volta eco-lodge
Shared accomodation
Group transfers from Accra to the retreat venue and to activities
3 freshly prepared meals each day (vegetarian/vegan options available)
Lagoon swimming & canoeing
Onsite massages available
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Flights to/from Ghana
Airport trasnfers on arrival
Travel insurance (required)
Spa treatments
Additional food & drinks
Staff tips
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Meet Me There African Home Lodge
Volta Region, GhanaMeet Me There African Home Lodge is a tranquil eco-retreat on Ghana’s Volta coast. Built with a blend of modern comfort and traditional design, the lodge offers unique rooms with open-air showers and views of the sea and lagoon.
🌿 100% solar-powered
🥗 Locally sourced food
♻️ 80% composting toilets
All profits support the Dream Big Ghana NGO, funding local sanitation, education, and healthcare projects. -
✈️ What are the flight and travel arrangements?
Flights from London to Accra are usually around £600 return (prices vary depending on when you book). Once you secure your spot, we’ll send you flight recommendations so planning feels simple and stress-free.
Airport Transfers
Will support with your arrival from the airport to the Accra guest house at your own cost. A group transfer from the Volta region to the airport in Accra at the end of the trip is provided.Transfers from Accra to the Volta:
We provide a group pick-up and drop-off from Accra to the lodge at set times, included in your package. If you arrive outside of these times, we’ll help you arrange a private transfer (at your own cost).
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Our retreat menu has been thoughtfully curated in collaboration with Chef Ike — a proudly African chef, born in Nigeria and raised in Ghana. His cooking philosophy, Afro-Avant-Garde, blends cultural roots, sustainability, and modern culinary techniques. When not creating unforgettable meals, Chef Ike can be found hosting pop-ups, private dinners, and teaching at SOCA in Accra.
👉 Follow him on Instagram: @ikecooksfood_
👉 Explore the sample menu hereMeals are primarily vegetarian, with fresh local ingredients and Ghanaian flavours. Vegan options are also available.
Because we’ll be based in a rural coastal area, food variety may be a little more limited than in a big city. If you have specific dietary requirements, please let us know in advance - our team and Chef Ike will always do their best to accommodate you.
Investment
Complete package + Standard Twin Room → £4,500
Complete package + Premium Twin Room → £4,800
Complete package + Standard Private Room → £5,700
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200+ hours of Yoga Alliance education
The Sacred Fig Reader, covering a rigorous + thoughtful curriculum based on accelerated learning principles.
Access to online training materials
Teaching faculty of experienced Black and Brown educators, each leading within their area of expertise
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1 night in Accra + 13 days of accommodation at an incredible lagoon/sea front venue in the coastal region of Ghana (room choice to be selected).
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3 meals per day, for the duration of the course, including filtered water at meal times, morning fresh juices and herbal teas.
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Supportive mentorship throughout the training, with guidance extending beyond graduation
Connection to the wider Pana community and teacher network
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Official certification with Yoga Alliance International on completion of the Pana Yoga Teacher Training
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Flights to/from Ghana
Airport transfers on arrival (we will support you with this)
Travel insurance (required)
Spa treatments
Additional food & drinks
Staff tips
Accommodation in London
What Included
Pre-requisites
This training is open to students from a range of backgrounds, and we welcome those joining for both personal deepening and professional development. While there are no formal entry requirements, we do ask that all trainees come prepared to engage fully with the process.
Before applying, please ensure you meet the following:
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A minimum of one year of consistent yoga practice (on average at least one class per week)
A good foundational understanding of vinyasa yoga, including familiarity with basic sequencing, common postures, and breath-led movement
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Willingness and capacity to engage in a physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding group programme
Openness to self-reflection, feedback, and learning in community
A positive attitude, curiosity, and genuine desire to learn
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Prior to the start of the training, all accepted students will be asked to:
Attend three vinyasa yoga classes with three different teachers
Attend three non-vinyasa classes (e.g. Yin, Iyengar, Kundalini, Restorative, Katonah, etc.)
Take brief notes on each class, reflecting on:
Teaching style and presence
Sequencing and pacing
Use of language and cueing
Music (or lack of it)
How the teacher entered the space and held the room
How your body and nervous system felt during and after practice
These reflections are not assessed, but are designed to support your awareness as both a practitioner and an emerging teacher. You’ll be asked to bring these notes with you to the training.
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There will be a small amount of pre-training reading and viewing shared ahead of the course
This is not about “getting it right”, but about arriving prepared and engaged
As with all meaningful learning experiences, the depth of what you receive from this training will be shaped by what you’re willing to bring to it — attention, commitment, honesty, and care.
If you’re unsure whether this training is right for you, we’re always happy to have a conversation before you apply.
FAQS
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No. While this is a professional 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training, many students join to deepen their personal practice, understanding, and relationship with yoga. Teaching is optional — embodiment, learning, and self-study are central.
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✈️ What are the flight and travel arrangements?
Flights from London to Accra are usually around £600 return (prices vary depending on when you book). Once you secure your retreat spot, we’ll send you flight recommendations so planning feels simple and stress-free.
Airport Transfers
We provide a group airport pick-up and drop-off from Accra to the lodge at set times, included in your retreat price. If you arrive outside of these times, we’ll help you arrange a private transfer (at your own cost). -
Yes. The Ghana immersion is a core part of the training and includes final practicum, integration, and graduation. It is an essential component of the programme.
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Yes. We offer limited scholarship places, particularly for practitioners from African and African diaspora communities, as part of Pana’s ongoing impact work. Details will be shared during the application process.
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We ask for a minimum of one year of consistent yoga practice (around one class per week) and a good foundational understanding of vinyasa yoga. More detail can be found in the prerequisites section above.
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Item descriptionGraduates will receive a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training certificate. We are currently finalising our accreditation pathway and will share full details before applications open.
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The training is primarily rooted in vinyasa yoga, with exposure to yin, restorative practices, pranayama, meditation, and subtle body work. We also explore yoga beyond asana, including philosophy, ethics, and nervous system education.
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We intentionally keep numbers limited to ensure depth, connection, and meaningful mentorship throughout the programme. There will be a maximum of 14 students on the course.
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