Yoga teachers' working patterns
Occasionally I conduct informal research with my followers to get a sense of what life is like for yoga teachers at the moment. This doesn't have the rigour of a full research project. It's more a way to get a sense of overall trends and patterns.

This time, I am thinking about the kinds of roles and contexts that you might teach in. Please complete this form if you have worked in some way teaching yoga in the last year.

The questions here are designed to help you to be reflective about your journey, motivations and experiences. As such, it may take 10-30 minutes to complete, but it is my hope that the process will be of benefit to you. There are sixteen questions, divided into five sections, and please answer as many as you feel comfortable with.

This data will be used to inform future research and training by myself and trusted partners. It may also be used in publications. Your words may be quoted. There is a space for you to say whether you would like any quotations to be anonymous. Otherwise, this data will be treated sensitively and not used for marketing purposes.

With thanks, and in solidarity,
Theo Wildcroft.
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Before we begin - where in the world are you located, and what language do you teach yoga in?
A1: What year did you start teaching yoga? *
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A2: Can you tell me a little bit about that journey?
A3: On average, about how many hours do you teach a month at the moment?
A4: Does yoga teaching take up a substantial amount of your work time, or is it more of a part-time activity?
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A5: Is there anything more you want to tell me about your usual working pattern?
B1: In what contexts have you taught yoga in all the time you have been teaching? *
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B2: In what contexts have you taught yoga in the last year? *
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B3: Is there a context in which you would like to teach but haven't been able to yet?
B4: Is there anything more you want to tell me about the contexts in which you teach?
C1: Do you consider yourself to be a specialist in any particular area of yoga teaching?
C2: Is there a training course or specialism that you would like to do next?
C3: Can you tell me a little bit more about your answer?
D1: Do you get paid differently for different types of teaching?
D2: Can you tell me a little bit more about how your pay for teaching varies? (You don't have to give me exact figures!)
D3: Overall, how happy are you with what and where you are able to teach right now? *
there's a lot more I'd like to do
I'm very happy with what I'm able to teach and the students I am able to reach
D4: Overall, do you feel that you are compensated for your work in a way that reflects the context and the specialist knowledge that you have? *
There's no sensible relation between pay, experience and teaching context
The relation between pay, experience and teaching context is a fair one for me
E5: Is there anything else you want to tell me?
E6: Do you want to stay in touch with this conversation?
E7: If you are quoted in any written outputs to this survey, how would you like me to refer to you?
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