(Note: The YIC course is a prerequisite and mandatory programme for all programmes under ODL)
I. Title of the Programme: The programme shall be called " Yoga Instructor’s Course" (YIC)
II. Aim of the Programme: The aim of the programme is to spread "Wellness through Yoga"
III. Objectives of the programme
IV. Duration
V. Eligibility: The candidate should have completed 10th Standard from a recognized board or equivalent.
VI. Medium of Instruction: English
Category | Total for Programme |
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Indian Nationals / SAARC Nationals /Residing in India for last SIX years or more |
Rs 20,000 |
Non-Indian Nationals | $1500 |
(Other Fees: Smart Cards, Self Learning Materials, Online Content, Digital Library, Examination Fees, Certification Fees, Registration Kit)
Students of Non-Indian Nationality may take the Assessments at our Support Centers or Online
Registration Kit
Refund and Cancellation
The candidate shall have secured a minimum of 50% of marks in High School and Higher secondary Programmes
Any reservations / special privileges may be given as per Governmental norms.
Flowchart of Programme
Step 1 – Counseling and Registration for the Programme
Step 2 – Dispatch of Registration Kits
Step 3 – Self Study using the Materials sent
Step 4 – Attend Counseling Sessions
Step 5 – Appear for Assessments and Term-end Examination
The medium of instruction and examination (theory, practical, internal, & viva-voce) shall be in English.
How to Apply?
You can fill the application in our portal http://svyasa.iweb.online the application form Online, complete the same and submit the online form along with documents listed in the application forms
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Documents to be submitted along with application:
(Documents should be attested by Notary / Gazzetted Officers. In case certificates are self attested, students are required to produce originals during PCPs)
(Please note: 10th Standard or 12 years of Education (High School) are prerequisites)
The medium of instruction and examination (theory, practical, internal, & viva-voce) shall be in English. How to Apply?
You can fill the application in our portal http://svyasa.iweb.online the application form Online , complete the same and submit the online form along with documents listed in the application forms
Please note: We have been experiencing difficulties with many email addresses. is our preferred Email provider. Please create a gmail email for easy communications!
Documents to be submitted along with application:
(Documents should be attested by Notary / Gazzetted Officers. In case certificates are self attested, students are required to produce originals during PCPs)
(Please note: 10th Standard or 12 years of Education (High School) are prerequisites)
CODE8,
19, Eknath Bhavan
Gavipuram Circle
K.G.Nagar
Bangalore-560 019.
TeleFax: 22639901
email: yic@svyasadde.com
Payment Options:
Payment should be done through ERP (online) only [Link]
Subject Code |
Subject Name |
Credits |
ODL_YIC_T101 |
Introduction to Yoga and Streams of Yoga, Patanjali Yoga and Hatha Yoga |
2 |
ODL_YIC_T102 |
Introduction to Spiritual masters, IAYT, SMET, Anatomy, Physiology |
2 |
ODL_YIC_P 101 |
Yogic Practices 1 (Asana and Kriya Practices) |
2 |
ODL_YIC_P 102 |
Yogic Practices 2 (Pranayama, Meditation) |
2 |
ODL_YIC_P 103 |
Yogic Practices 3 (Personality Development) |
2 |
ODL_YIC_P 104 |
Yogic Practices 4 (Teaching Techniques) |
2 |
Total |
12 |
Sl.no | Sub Code | Subject | Indicative Contents | Credits | Inst.Hours | Int.Marks | Exam Marks |
1 | YICT 1 | Introduction to Yoga and Streams of Yoga, Patanjali Yoga and Hatha Yoga | Etymology of Yoga, Brief introduction to Origin, | 2 | 30 | 50 | 50 |
2 | YIC T 2 | Introduction to Spiritual masters, IAYT, SMET, Anatomy&Physiology | Introduction to Spiritual masters, IAYT, SMET, Anatomy, Physiology | 2 | 30 | 50 | 50 |
3 | YIC P 101 | Yogic Practices 1 (Asana and Kriya Practices) | Asana and Kriya Practices | 2 | 60 | 50 | 50 |
4 | YIC P 102 | Yogic Practices 2 (Pranayama, Meditation) | Pranayama, Meditation | 2 | 60 | 50 | 50 |
5 | YIC P 103 | Yogic Practices 3 (Personality Development) | Personality Development | 2 | 60 | 50 | 50 |
6 | YIC P 104 | Yogic Practices 4 (Teaching Techniques) | Teaching Techniques of Asana | 2 | 60 | 50 | 50 |
Breathing practices and Pranayama Purification |
(Please note that the Scheme of Teaching and Examination is subject to change without notice)
Name of Course | Credit Value of the course | Study input (hours) | Size of SLMs Range (in terms of units) | No. of Counseling Sessions Theory (10% of total study hours) | Practical Sessions(hours) | No. of Assignments |
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Introduction to Yoga and its Streams | 2 | 60 | 6 | 6 | NA | 1 |
Life and Message of Spiritual Masters and Applications of Yoga | 2 | 60 | 6 | 6 | NA | 1 |
Asanas and Kriyas | 2 | - | 8 | 6 | 60 | 1 |
Pranayama & Meditations | 2 | - | 8 | 6 | 60 | 1 |
Teaching Techniques & Karma Yoga | 2 | - | 6 | 6 | 60 | 1 |
Yogic Games, Happy Assembly and Report | 2 | - | 6 | 6 | 60 | 1 |
(Maybe improvised at the time of the programme)
Induction / Orientation
Personality Inventory
Om Meditation
Kriyas Practise (Neti and Vaman Dhouti)
Maitri Milan
Karma Yoga
Theory Test 1
Serving Duty
Asana Worksheet Mock Tests
Asana Mock Viva
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Asana Worksheet Mock Tests
Serving duty
Trataka Practise
Om Meditation
Pranayama
Maitri Milan
Serving
Karma Yoga
Asana Worksheet Mock Tests
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Asana Worksheet Mock Tests
Serving duty
Trataka Theory Test / Viva.
Om Meditation
Kriyas Practises (Neti and Vaman Dhouti)
Maitri Milan
Serving Duty
Karma Yoga
Asana Worksheet Test 1
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Theory Test II
Serving duty
Happy Assembly / Self Study
Asana Worksheet Tests 2
Maitri Milan
Karma Yoga
Moderated GD on Assignments 1
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Interaction with Senior Faculty
Serving duty
Kriya Theory Test
Asana Worksheet Tests 3
Maitri Milan
Serving Duty
Karma Yoga
Moderated GD on Assignments 2
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Report Presentation
Serving duty
Self Study
Om Meditation / Pranayama / Asanas
Maitri Milan
Self Study time
Report Preparation / Self Study
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
Serving duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit) / Self Study
Kriya Exams
Maitri Milan
Self Study time
Theory Test III
Serving Duty
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
SMET / Cyclic Meditation / Yoga Games
Tuning into Nature
Bhajans
Report Presentation Preparation (Written report of 3 pages each, one article about YIC, one group skit)
Serving duty
Happy Assembly (Report Skit presentation)
morning after breakfast, free to go!!!
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For further details on YIC course, mail yic@svyasadde.com
ADMISSIONS AND ELIGIBILITY:
The candidate shall have secured a minimum of 50% of marks in High School and Degree Programmes. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Group I shall be considered eligible for admission if they have passed the qualifications obtaining not less than 40% of marks in aggregate
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT:
Each semester is considered as a unit and the candidate has to put in a minimum attendance of 90% in each subject with a provision of condonation of 10% of the attendance by the Director on the specific recommendation of the Course Coordinators on the reasons such as medical grounds, DDE level sports and cultural activities, academic matters such as seminars, workshops and paper presentations.
The basis for the calculation of the attendance shall be the period prescribed by the DDE according to its calendar of events The students shall be informed about their attendance position periodically so that the students shall be cautioned to make up the shortage.
GRADING SYSTEM:
The student will be assigned a grade in each course based on his or her combined performance in the sessional work and the final examination. Grade distinction and grade point of each grade is as follows:
Grade Distinction |
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Marks Obtained |
Grade |
Grade Point |
Class |
Less than 50 % |
F |
0 |
Fail |
50 % to 54 % |
C |
1 |
Pass |
55 % to 64 % |
B |
2 |
Second class |
65 % to 74 % |
A |
3 |
First class |
75 % to 100 % |
E |
4 |
Distinction |
Cumulative Grade Point Average: Based on the grades obtained in all the subjects registered for by a student, his or her Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is calculated as follows:
Cumulative Grade Point Average: Based on the grades obtained in all the subjects registered for by a student, his or her Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is calculated as follows:
CGPA = Sum of (No. of Credits X Grade Point)
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Sum of No. of Credits
CGPA is rounded off to the second decimal place
CREDIT WAIVER/TRANSFER:
Exemption from a Subject
A student seeking exemption from a subject should apply to the Dean of the Department, stating reasons within 3 days of registering for the course.
A student who has applied for exemption of a subject should continue attending the classes for the subject until the result is declared. He/she could discontinue only if exemption is granted.
DROPPING OF SUBJECTS:
A student may in consultation with his or her adviser and instructor, drop a subject on or before 7 days of registering for the courses.
A student may register again whenever the offer in the subsequent semester for that subject which he/she has dropped in a previous term arises.
A student cannot register again, for any subject that he/she has completed and passed, for the purpose of improving the grade in that subject. The possibility of improving a grade arises only when a student fails in a subject and gets a F grade.
PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT:
To achieve the objectives of education, the most important aspect is the assessment and evaluation of the students. SVYASA has evolved a unique and comprehensive way of evaluating the total personality development by a combination of the ancient Gurukula system of evaluation by the Gurus or the teachers and by the measurements of the modern era of science and technology. The students are evaluated by the following tools of assessment:
a. Theoretical comprehension of the subject
b. Achievements in yoga practices
c. Skills of communication
d. Team work performance including the organizational skills
e. Teaching capacities
f. Research attitudes and skills
g. Transformation of the personality and
h. Development of the zeal for selfless service, national awareness and spiritual growth
These will be used for giving the grades of the personality assessment of the students. Assessment of the personality is done by recording the changes based on scientific measurements, assessments by the faculty, their team-work performances, self-assessments, attendance, regularity and steadiness, etc. There is continuous monitoring of their growth.
Nearly all foreign nationals, on long term visas and foreign nationals from certain countries on any visa are subject to registration in India as provided by the Registration of Foreigners Act, 1939 and Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1992. Foreign nationals entering India on a Student, Employment, Research or Missionary visa, which is valid for more than 180 days, are required to register with the Foreigners Regional Registration Officers (FRROs) under whose jurisdiction they propose to stay. This should be done within 14 days of arrival in India, irrespective of their actual period of stay.
The expenditure for the registration will be borne by foreign nationals.
1) Five pass port size photos
2) Three numbers Xerox copies of passport and visa
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