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Pre-requisite :
12 years of education or equivalent/12th Std./II PUC/Plus
two,
English Language Normal Duration : 3 year. Total Credits :
120 Conducted by: sVYASA,
Bangalore, India. Objectives :
1. To train young students to conduct Archana and Yajnas according to vedic
tradition.
2. To develop temples as Cultural Centers and Yoga Therapy
Centers.
3. To equip the participants to run their own Yoga Centers.
4. To develop cultural ambassadors to spread ancient Indian value system.
Recognition :
This
course is recognized by the Government of India. The Certificate
entitles you to teach yoga in any part of the World.
Course Content:
I Year (44 Credits)
A. Theory ( 18 Credits)
BS T 101 Introduction to Yoga and its Streams (2 Credits)
BS T 102 Indian Culture (2 Credits)
BS T 103 Message of Vedas with Upanishads (2 credits)
BS T 104 Anatomy and Physiology (2 Credits)
BS T 105 Streams of Yoga and Unity in Diversity (2 credits)
BS T 106 Hatha Yoga (2 credits)
BS T 107 Introduction to Samskrta (2 credits)
BS T 108 Yoga and Diet (2 Credits)
BS T 109 Research Methodology (2 Credits) B. Practical
( 12 Credits)
BS P 201 Yoga Practice 1 (2 Credits)
BS P 202 Yoga Practice 2 (2 Credits)
BS P 203 Yoga Practice 3 (2 Credits)
BS P 204 Yoga for Positive Health (2 Credits)
BS P 205 Yoga for Personality Development (4 Credits) C. Field work
( 14 Credits)
BS F 301 Teaching Techniques and Karma Yoga (2 Credits)
BS F 302 Psychology Lab (2 Credits)
BS F 303 Training in Personality Development Camp (2 Credits)
BS F 304 Training in Yoga Foundation Course Program (4 Credits)
BS R 401 Report 1 (2 Credits)
BS R 402 Report 2 (2 Credits)
II Year (32Credits)
A. Theory (16 Credits)
BS T 110 Yoga Therapy Principles and Applications (2 Credits)
BS T 111 Alternate Systems for Common Ailments (2 Credits)
BS T 112 Anatomy and Physiology 2 (2 Credits)
BS T 113 Bhagavadgita (2 Credits)
BS T 114 Yoga Vasista and Patanjali Yoga Sutras (2 Credits)
BS T 115 Pathology and Biochemistry (2 Credits)
BS T 116 Common Ailments 1 (2 Credits)
BS T 117 Common Ailments 1 (2 Credits)
B. Practical (8 Credits)
BS P 207 Yoga for Common Ailments (2 Credits)
BS P 208 Naturopathy for Common Ailments (2 Credits)
BS P 209 Advance Yoga Technique (2 Credits)
BS P 210 Computer and Statistics (2 Credits)
C. field work (8 Credits)
BS F 305 Events Management (2 Credits)
BS F 306 Arogyadhama Training 1 (3 Credits)
BS F 307 Arogyadhama Training 2 (3 Credits)
III Year (38 Credits)
A. Theory (18 Credits)
BS T 118 Narada Bhakti Sutras (2 Credits)
BS T 119 Science and Consciousness (2 Credits)
BS T 120 Brain & Consciousness (2 Credits)
BS T 121 Environmental Studies (2 Credits)
BS T 122 Cultural History of India (2 Credits)
BS T 123 Sat Darsnas (2 Credits)
BS T 124 Concept of Dharma (2 Credits)
BS T 125 Psychology & Counseling (2 Credits)
BS T 126 Constitution of India (2 Credits)
B. Practical (8 Credits)
BS P 211 Yoga Education and Therapy (2 Credits)
BS P 212 Advance Yogasana and Advance Kriyas (2 Credits)
BS P 213 Advance Pranayama and Advance Meditation (2 Credits)
BS P 214 Vedic Chanting 2 (2 Credits)
C. Field work (12 Credits)
BS F 308 Arogyadhama Training 3 (3 Credits)
BS R 403 Report 3 (3 Credits)
BS R 404 Project Work (6 Credits)
Certificate will be issued to the students on successful
completion of the course.
Course Dates
Residential Batches Starting from 1st August 2008
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Fees
Fees for Indian Nationals Rs 90000
Fees for Foreign Nationals US$ 3000
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