200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Galway

Seven standalone weekends in Kilcornan Woods, Clarenbridge. Yoga Alliance certified.
Start with any weekend and catch up on the topics you missed when they run again the following year.

Next weekend: Pranayama & The Breathing Body · 15–17 Jan 2027

7 weekends

Friday to Sunday, Oct 2026 – Mar 2028

210 hours

Contact hours, above the 200-hour minimum

Yoga Alliance

Register as an RYT 200 when you graduate

10–15 students

Small groups, plenty of feedback

Which path is yours?

Every weekend is open to all three, so you’ll train alongside people coming from different places.

Become a teacher

Full 200-hour training

All seven weekends, between-weekend study, two free classes a month with Siobhán, and your Yoga Alliance certificate.

€2,600

€300 deposit · flexible payment plans available

Already teaching

Continuing education

Choose the topics you want to go deeper on, from anatomy to restorative yoga. Certificate on the Sunday.

€450

per 30-hour weekend

For your own practice

Single weekends

No plans to teach? Come for the topics that interest you and take your own practice further.

€450

per 30-hour weekend

Missed October? You can still do the full training.

Join in January and complete the weekends as they come. Each topic runs again the following year, so you catch up on Foundations then and still earn your full 200-hour certificate.

The seven weekends

Each one stands on its own, so book one, a few, or all seven.

1

Completed16–18 Oct 2026

The Foundations of Yoga

Postures, alignment and the roots of yoga practice and philosophy.

With Kelly & Siobhán

Runs again next year

2

Next weekend15–17 Jan 2027

Pranayama & The Breathing Body

How breathing works, and how to practise and teach pranayama safely.

With Kelly, Siobhán & Anita

3

Coming up19–21 Mar 2027

Applied Anatomy for Yoga

Anatomy you can use in class: how bodies move, differ and adapt.

With Kelly, Siobhán & Anita

4

Coming up11–13 Jun 2027

Restorative Yoga & the Nervous System

Rest, props and the science of calming the nervous system.

With Kelly, Siobhán & Anita

5

Coming up15–17 Oct 2027

Accessible Yoga in Practice

Adapting practice for different bodies, ages and abilities.

With Kelly, Siobhán & Anita

6

Coming up14–16 Jan 2028

From Practice to Profession

Ethics, the business of teaching and finding your place as a teacher.

With Kelly & Siobhán

7

Coming up10–12 Mar 2028

Confident Teaching: Integration & Creative Sequencing

Bringing it all together and building classes with confidence.

With Kelly & Siobhán

Optional Integration Days: 14 Nov 2026, 17 Apr 2027, 14 Aug 2027, 2 Dec 2027 · Graduation celebration: 8 April 2028

What a weekend looks like

  • Friday to Sunday, 7am to 5pm
  • Mornings start with meditation and pranayama
  • Asana, anatomy, philosophy and teaching methodology
  • Practice teaching in small groups every weekend
  • Small breakfast provided; bring your own lunch
  • Short assessment on Sunday evening

Weekends start on Friday morning. If you can’t make a Friday, you can make up the hours at one of the Integration Days.

Between weekends

  • Guided reading and a recommended book for each module
  • Two free classes a month with Siobhán (full training)
  • A trainee WhatsApp group for questions and support
  • Optional Integration Days to practise and review

To finish, you’ll plan and teach a one-hour public community class, observed by a member of the teaching team.

200hr yoga teacher training teachers at Setu Studio, Clarenbridge Galway

Yoga is for everybody

At Setu, we believe yoga should be accessible, welcoming and rooted in community. Our teacher training is built around the same approach we bring to the studio: creating space for people of different ages, bodies, abilities and backgrounds to explore the practice without feeling that they need to fit a particular idea of what a yogi should look like.

Accessibility isn’t a separate module of the training. It’s woven throughout the programme. You’ll learn how to adapt practices, explore different ways of moving and teach in a way that meets people where they are, rather than asking them to fit a predetermined shape.

The training is led by Setu founder Siobhán Moylan, alongside Kelly Marie Mills and Anita Kerins, bringing together different areas of experience across yoga teaching, Ayurveda, meditation, anatomy, physiotherapy and therapeutic movement. Together, they’ll share the practical skills of teaching and the deeper study that sits behind the practice.

You don’t need to be the most flexible person in the room. You don’t need to have everything figured out. You need curiosity, a willingness to learn and a genuine interest in understanding yoga more deeply.

Siobhán, Kelly & Anita

Meet your teachers

Siobhán Moylan

Founder of Setu · every weekend

Sequencing, teaching methodology and the business of yoga.

Kelly Marie Mills

500hr yoga teacher · every weekend

Ayurveda, pranayama, philosophy and meditation.

Anita Kerins

Chartered physiotherapist 

Applied anatomy, the breathing body and safe, accessible movement.

What past students say

“

I was privileged to be able to do this Yoga Teacher Training course in Setu with such an amazing and dedicated team of trainers. The quality of teaching and course materials is a credit to the team.

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I loved the ethos of the training – creating accessible Yoga classes for everyone in the community.

Julianne Clarke · Teacher training graduate · 2026

“

My 200hr teacher training with Setu was a wonderful experience. Siobhan, Anita and Kelly are a wealth of knowledge and I felt that my learning was really well supported by them all.

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I am so grateful to them for offering this experience. I especially appreciate that there was plenty of time spent practicing actual teaching rather than just theory and there was a strong focus on adapting the practice to be accessible and inclusive for everybody.

Victoria · Teacher training graduate · 2026

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I loved this course. Each weekend was like a mini retreat! Movement and practice, wonderful friends and community, delicious food, held in the space and progressing more each time.

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We learned how to teach Yoga, we practiced teaching each other from very early in the course. There was time for discussion and for practice. Anatomy and Physiology, Asana practice, History and Philosophy, all delivered by expert tutors. We were encouraged to incorporate Yoga in our lives, to bring Yoga off the mat, to grow in confidence and in our own practice. It is a wonderful course, I highly recommend it to anyone looking to do their 200 hour training.

Sinead · Teacher training graduate · 2026

Prices & payment

Full 200-hour training€2,600
Deposit to secure your place€300
Paying the balanceFlexible payment plans available. Ask us when you enquire.
Individual weekend€450 (30 hours)
Moving to the full trainingFees for weekends you’ve already completed are deducted from the full €2,600.

Frequently asked questions

Can I join if I missed the October weekend?

Yes. You can start in January and complete the weekends as they come. Each topic runs again the following year, so you catch up on The Foundations of Yoga then and still earn your full 200-hour certificate.

Do I need previous yoga experience to apply?

Yes. We recommend that students have an established yoga practice before beginning the training. As a general guideline, around 1-2 years of consistent practice helps provide a strong foundation for the physical, philosophical, and teaching elements of the course. If you’re unsure whether the training is the right fit for your experience level, we encourage you to get in touch.

Do I need to be flexible or advanced at yoga?

Not at all. This training is built around the belief that yoga should be accessible to all bodies, not just the flexible or highly advanced. Many students join with injuries, limitations, or areas of stiffness and build strength, confidence, and understanding throughout the year.

Do I need previous teaching experience?

No. The training is designed to take you through the foundations of teaching, from sequencing and cueing to practice teaching and receiving feedback. You don’t need to have taught a yoga class before.

Can I start with an individual weekend and later do the full training?

Yes. If you decide to continue with the full 200-hour training, the amount you’ve already paid for completed individual weekends will be deducted from the €2,600 programme fee.

What if I need to miss a weekend?

Attendance is an important part of the training. If you know you’ll need to miss time, speak to the Setu team as soon as possible. The optional Integration Days may provide an opportunity to make up missed contact hours where appropriate.

Can I do the training if I work full-time?

The weekend format is designed to make the training manageable alongside work and other commitments. Each core weekend runs from Friday to Sunday, with learning and practice continuing between weekends.

You’ll need to be able to attend the required training hours and keep up with the work between weekends. If you need to miss a Friday you can make up for the hours with one of the four Integration Days.

What style of yoga will I be trained to teach?

The training takes a broad approach to yoga rather than focusing on one single style. You’ll explore asana, pranayama, meditation, restorative yoga, accessible movement, anatomy, philosophy and teaching methodology, with a strong emphasis on adapting practices to the people you’re teaching.

How is the course assessed?

Assessment takes place gradually throughout the training and includes teaching practice, participation, anatomy assignments, and a final teaching assessment where you teach a full 1hr class to the community. The emphasis is on developing confidence, understanding, and safe teaching skills over time.

Talk to us about the training

Have a question about the full training, the individual weekends or how the format works? Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll get back to you within a few days.

Or email setustudiospace@gmail.com

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After you graduate: new Setu teachers get the chance to teach our Feel Good Friday community classes, putting their training into practice with real students.

200hr Yoga Teacher Training Galway | Setu Studio

Yoga Alliance certified 200-hour yoga teacher training in Clarenbridge, Galway. Seven standalone Friday to Sunday weekends from October 2026 to March 2028, covering asana, anatomy, philosophy, pranayama and teaching methodology.

Course Provider: Organization

Course Provider Name: Setu Studio

Course Provider URL: https://flowyoga.ie

Course Mode: Onsite

Course Workload: PT210H

Course Type: Paid

Course Currency: EUR

Course Price: 2600