Teacher

Of course, you can become a Yoga Teacher or Instructor at any age; there's no age limit to achieve that designation. All you need to do is get the right course in this field and then gain some experience under some supervision. And then you can join any yoga centre, school, college, hospital, etc. Then you'll be able to -

•  Take classes
•  Teach yoga poses
•  Offer advice to people, and more.

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Of course, you can. All you need to do after your graduation is

• Join a Yoga Teacher Training course. They are usually given in various levels such as 200-hour, 300-hour, or 500-hour certifications.
• Explore online yoga teacher training courses and resources.
• You can also volunteer to assist experienced yoga teachers or lead community classes to gain teaching experience.

No, don't take from just any teacher. You must ask professor who teach you main subjects and knows your academic performance. If teacher don't know you personally, he cannot write good details about your student skills. Always choose someone who gave you good marks.

There's no single minimum salary, but CBSE teachers generally start from ₹10,000-₹25,000/month, with fresher ranging from ₹1.2L-₹4.5L/year. It varies depending on the location and school type. 

Government universities follow UGC norms. Monthly gross salary for entry level positions typically ranges from ₹70,000 to ₹100,000 depending on location and allowances.

An IAS officer usually earns more in the long run due to faster promotions and higher pay scales, though an Assistant Professor might have a slightly higher starting basic pay

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The main difference exists based on the duration and job opportunities. ECCE Diploma offers quick entry as pre-primary teacher in just a year or less whereas degree can take 3-4 years.

Yes, there is a huge demand of skilled and fluent English teachers in India.