Become a Certified
Yoga Teacher in Thailand.

Your course fee covers the full 23-day yoga teacher training in Thailand in Phuket, including the practical classes, lectures, Asana Clinics, teaching practice and the training experience described on this page.

During the training, we also provide daily healthy snacks, fresh fruit and drinks. For your main meals, you can choose from Panwa’s cafés and restaurants or use the in-house Thai menu, so you can eat according to your own preferences and budget.

Accommodation is free for the first 10 students on eligible intakes. Flights, travel insurance, meals, personal spending and any accommodation upgrade should be budgeted separately. Check the current dates and pricing for the exact offer attached to your preferred intake.

For eligible Thailand intakes, the first 10 students who sign up receive free accommodation as part of the course offer.

The accommodations are shared rooms (4 persons), with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, fresh linens, a saltwater pool, tropical gardens, sauna and ice-bath access.

Room type and availability can vary by intake, so if having a private room is important to you, we can help you arrange and check the available options.

Start by checking the pricing for your preferred Thailand intake because the price changes by date and some intakes have special offers.

If the full 23-day immersion is still outside your budget, compare it with our Hybrid 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. The Hybrid route moves part of the theory online and reduces the in-person stay, which can lower both the course cost and your accommodation and day-to-day expenses.

If the yoga teacher training Thailand programme is still your first choice, book a call with Sinead to discuss the current intake and available options before ruling it out.

We are not trying to run the biggest or cheapest yoga teacher training in Thailand. The Phuket course is capped at 18 students so there is more space for individual support, practical feedback and direct interaction with the teaching team.

The programme combines a beachfront training venue at Panwa Beach with daily practice, Anatomy and Philosophy lectures, Asana Clinic, teaching methodology, real practice teaching and specialised workshops. The curriculum has also been refined through more than 17 years of running teacher trainings.

When comparing prices, compare the group size, teaching team, contact time, amount of practical teaching experience, accommodation offer and support around the course rather than only the headline fee. You can also read reviews from All Yoga graduates.

You do not need to be highly flexible or be able to perform advanced poses. This 200-hour Thailand program is designed to give you a strong foundation and to deepen your practice according to where you are now.

You should arrive with some familiarity with basic yoga poses and enough regular practice to handle an intensive training schedule. We recommend at least 3-4 months or yoga practice. If your practice has been inconsistent, we advise practising around three times per week during the 2–3 months before the course, with an emphasis on consistency, strength, mobility and stamina.

If you are unsure whether your current practice is sufficient, book a 30-minute call with Sinead before applying.

Many students travel independently for teacher training, and the course gives you an immediate group of fellow trainees once you arrive.

The training takes place at Panwa Beach in Phuket. As with any international trip, use normal personal-safety precautions and make sure your travel documents, insurance and arrival plans are organised before departure.

For practical planning on Thailand, transport, arrival and what to expect, read our Thailand travel guide for students.

Yes. All Yoga welcomes students from around the world, and you do not need to be a native English speaker to join.

The course is taught in English, so you should be comfortable following spoken instructions, participating in discussions and practising teaching in English. You do not need perfect grammar or native-level fluency.

If you can comfortably hold an everyday conversation in English and understand a yoga class taught in English, you should be able to participate fully.

A typical training day runs from 7:30am to 6:00pm. The schedule includes Kriya, Pranayama and meditation, a two-hour asana class, Anatomy and Philosophy lectures, Asana Clinic, teaching practice and a Modified Primary Series practice.

There is a two-hour brunch break from 10:30am to 12:30pm and a shorter fruit and tea break in the afternoon, so the day is intensive but structured with recovery time between sessions.

You also get a day off every 6th day to rest, explore Phuket, spend time at the beach or simply recover before the next training block.

Yes. All Yoga Training in Thailand is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School.

After successfully completing the course requirements, you receive a 200-hour teacher training certificate and can apply for RYT 200 registration with Yoga Alliance.

The programme covers the practical and theoretical foundations needed to begin teaching, including Ashtanga Vinyasa, sequencing and cueing, adjustments, Anatomy, Philosophy, Pranayama, meditation and supervised teaching practice.

First, check the live dates and pricing for the intake you want. Pricing depends on the date, and the free accommodation offer is limited to the first 10 sign-ups on eligible intakes.

When you are ready to move forward, submit the Thailand application form. After your application is submitted, you can reserve your place with the refundable USD 150 pre-deposit shown in the booking process.

If a specific room type, intake or offer is important to your decision, confirm it before booking rather than assuming the same availability applies to every training date.