Teacher

Yoga instructors guide students in yoga practice. They help students learn poses and use the correct forms. Yoga instructors may also provide guidance in yogic philosophy as well as areas complementary to yoga, such as nutrition and meditation. Professionals in this field teach group classes, workshops, or one-on-one classes at yoga studios, fitness centers, and related facilities.
Yoga instructors may work full- or part-time, and some are self-employed. Depending on their employer and yoga class schedule, instructors may work daytime, evening, night, weekend, or holiday shifts. Travel isn't uncommon, whether it's among several locations of a gym or to clients' homes. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the median annual salary for yoga instructors was $34,817 as of May 2015.
Career Requirements
Education Required: Completion of teacher training program
Certification or Registration : Optional registration may be preferred by some employers
Key Skills : Physical fitness; strong speaking and communication skills; motivational skills
Additional Requirements : CPR certification
Median Salary (May 2015) : $34,817 (all yoga instructors)