Yoga Bible’s current tuition for its 200-hour yoga teacher training is 23,750 DKK, checked on 4 October 2026. The 3,750 DKK Preparation Phase forms part of that amount. Your wider budget depends on travel and the time you need to set aside for the course.
Someone who lives within cycling distance of Christianshavn will have different expenses from someone travelling farther for each session. A useful cost calculation includes both the school’s invoice and what attending the training changes in your everyday life. This guide helps you put those figures together.
Separate tuition from your wider budget
The table lists the current training price alongside expenses you should investigate for your own circumstances. Check the 200-hour programme overview before applying, and request a payment summary for your chosen cohort and purchaser type.
| Item | Amount or next check |
|---|---|
| Total training tuition | 23,750 DKK |
| Preparation Phase | 3,750 DKK, included in total tuition |
| Tuition remaining after that payment | 20,000 DKK |
| Food and transport | Depend on your circumstances; budget separately |
| Personal Yoga Alliance registration | A separate choice and payment to the organisation |
An instalment arrangement changes when you pay. Ask for the amounts, due dates and any additional terms in writing before relying on an arrangement. If a company will purchase the course, the payment summary should also confirm the final invoiced amount for that purchase.
What should you compare with the price?
Yoga Bible’s training includes practice, workshops, anatomy, philosophy, teaching methodology and assignments. Materials and the programme’s specified studio practice form part of the course. Compare that complete package when reviewing tuition across schools.
Pay particular attention to feedback and opportunities to practise teaching. An hour can involve listening to a lecture, analysing someone’s class or giving instructions yourself. Ask how the course uses those different activities and what you are expected to demonstrate at completion. A simple price-per-hour calculation leaves those differences out.
A useful budget shows both the dates you pay and the days the training needs your time.
Build a personal budget in five steps
- Enter the full tuition once, then distribute the payments across their due dates.
- Calculate travel for the actual attendance days, including weekend sessions.
- Check the materials list before buying extra books or equipment.
- Add equipment, meals or childcare that create an extra expense for you.
- Check whether time away from work will change your income.
Illustrative calculation: If you choose to allow 1,200 DKK for extra travel and 800 DKK for equipment, tuition plus those items comes to 25,750 DKK. These are example allowances, rather than measured student expenses or a package quote. Any change in earnings still needs a separate calculation.
Next, place the expenses in a monthly calendar. The overall total may work while a particular payment month is difficult. Consider existing practice expenses too: course access may overlap with a membership you already pay for. Count a saving only if you can actually change that existing agreement.
Three common questions about cost
Is the Preparation Phase an additional fee?
No. The 3,750 DKK payment is credited towards the 23,750 DKK total. That leaves 20,000 DKK in tuition. Your current payment agreement determines the due dates.
Can I pay in instalments?
The school describes instalment arrangements as an option. Contact us about your cohort and confirm the specific amounts and payment dates before applying on that basis.
Which extra expenses should I budget for?
Allow for your own travel, meals and any equipment beyond what the programme includes. Use the current materials list and your actual attendance days to calculate those costs.
Connect the budget to your goals
Read our 4-, 8- and 18-week format guide to compare time with cost. Our RYT 200 explainer clarifies the difference between the school’s training certificate and personal registration.
Next step: Explore current cohorts, tuition and curriculum, then request a conversation with your budget questions.
