What to Charge for Yoga Lessons as a Yoga Tutor

What to Charge for Yoga Lessons as a Yoga Tutor How Much Should Yoga Classes by a Qualified Yoga Instructor Cost? ChaptersShould You Become an Employee in a Yoga Studio or a Self-Employed Yoga Instructor?Learning to Calculate How Much You Should Charge for Your Yoga SessionsHow Much Should a Beginner Charge as Opposed to an Expert?Money makes the world go ‘round - no matter where you are, no matter your country, culture or language, everyone does his best to earn money.Do you want to teach yoga either full-time or part-time? This article is for you!Yes, yoga is a very spiritual discipline, but it’s time to come down to earth and talk of crass, material things: how much to charge for your yoga sessions.Examples of Yoga Pricing on SuperprofMaryam in London: trained in India, fully accredited by Yoga Alliance, taught in India, Ireland and the UK. She teaches Hatha Yoga and is willing to travel to your home. She asks £ 40 an hour.Vivek in London has been teaching for three years. He offers flow and Hatha yoga and goes to your home. He charges £ 15 pounds an hour.Hugo in London is accredited by the Yoga Alliance and has studied in India. He teaches Himalayan style Hatha Yoga and Ying Yoga and his price is £ 20 an hour.Akhil in the greater London area actually comes from India and offers not only Hatha Yoga and Hatha flow, but Vinyasa and Sivananda Yoga as well, and asks £ 60 an hour.Outside of Yoga London, we have:Estefania in Bristol offers Vinyasa and Ashtanga Yoga as well as Vedic philosophy. She prices at £ 35 an hour.Emma in Tycroes, Carmarthenshire offers Hatha Yoga lessons for £ 20 an hour.Sharan in Lemington teaches Kundalini Yoga as well as online yoga classes and takes £ 40 an hour.In Grays, Roberta offers her yoga lessons for £ 18 an hour.Agnieszka in Bishops Stortford is accredited by the Yoga Alliance and offers Vinyasa yoga classes for £ 48 an hour.You will note than many of our superprof teachers offer the first lesson for free.Also, some of the teachers outside of London have higher prices, in part because of qualification and in part because there isn’t as much competition outside of the bigger cities.You now have more information on how to price your lessons. If you specialise in a specific type of yoga (Ahstanga Yoga, Raja Yoga, Kundalini Yoga or Yoga for Kids, for example), don’t hesitate to mention it.Also, if you specialise in stress management or have a spiritual or physical approach that will help your students achieve their goals of balance or harmony more easily, this will also influence your pricing.Learn to sell yourself to help you live your passion. And remember Rule Number One: listen to your students! Learn to how to plan your yoga classes here.