Whether you’re interested in teaching mindfulness to others, or just looking to deepen your own meditation practice, our Internationally Certified Meditation Teacher Training Program can help you. This 10-week course helps you develop your personal approach to teaching meditation, including the tools you need to create curriculums and presentations. You’ll also learn how to engage students of all skill levels, and gain confidence in your own teaching abilities.

Why Should I Consider a Meditation Certification?
Meditation is an increasingly popular way to cope with stress and improve overall well-being, but many people are not familiar with the basics of meditation. The Internationally Certified Meditation Teacher Training Program is designed to teach meditation techniques and practices from different traditions and to equip you with the skills you need to teach a range of meditation styles to people of all backgrounds.

This training is for those with a basic knowledge of yoga and a desire to learn more about meditation. It also benefits those who have a background in health or counseling and wish to incorporate the practice into their work.

The Meditation Teacher Training Program is an online course that features guided instruction, practice sessions with mentors, and additional audio and video recordings of Brach and Kornfield, along with guest teachers. This training focuses on creating an individualized, mindful meditation experience for each student and building a strong foundation in the philosophy behind the practice.

Why Should I Consider a Live In-Person Meditation Teacher Training?
Most meditation teacher training courses are in-person, but there are some hybrid options that allow you to complete the course from the comfort of your own home. These programs are often much less expensive and can provide you with the same insight, but without the commitment of in-person classroom time.

It’s a good idea to choose a meditation teacher trainer who is in-tune with the meditation practice and whose presence is authentic. Try to connect with them through videos or in person before you sign up for the class, and watch what they’re like in real life.

You should choose a trainer who has extensive experience in the field, and who embodies the practice. This can make all the difference when it comes to teaching and connecting with your students.

Are you a professional who has a background in meditation, health or counseling? Are you looking to integrate the practice into your current work or to build your own business?

Do you have the drive and commitment to become a meditation instructor? If so, the best place to start is to decide exactly what kind of teaching you want to do and what style of meditation you’re most interested in.

Then, decide how much time and money you’d like to invest in the training. Depending on your goals, you may want to opt for an in-person program that includes live instruction and hands-on mentoring.

It’s also a good idea to look for a program that is accredited, so you can get your certification and be confident that you have the proper training and certification to teach meditation. This will give you peace of mind, as well as help you attract clients and build your reputation in the field.