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Share your teaching

Get started as a teacher

Help students and organisers discover what you teach and where they can practise with you. Here’s how to get started on acro-yoga.com.

1. Introduce yourself

Create an account or sign in, then complete your profile. Add a photo, your location and an introduction that helps people get to know you.

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Your teaching profile

Make your practice personal.

About my teaching

I teach playful foundations and creative flows, with time to explore, ask questions and build confidence together.

Where: Local studios & travelling workshops
Illustrative example · Your own details appear in your teaching area.

2. Set up your teaching role

Open Roles in your settings and follow the steps shown for the teacher role. Once you have access, your teaching area is where you can manage your teaching information.

3. Share what you teach and when you’re available

In your teaching area, add your teaching bio, weekly availability and travel plans. Describe your experience and the kinds of practice you offer so organisers can understand whether you’re a good fit.

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Your teaching year

A little planning. More possibilities.

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Weekly · Local

Tuesday · 18:00–20:00

Europe/Paris · Lyon
Private lessons · Small groups

Next stop: Bali

10–24 June · Open to teaching opportunities

Illustrative example · Your own details appear in your teaching area.

4. Help people find your classes

Use the Classes tab in your teaching area to add your classes and keep the details current. For a workshop, retreat or festival, follow the event organiser guide.

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Classes

Give your next class a home.

Beginner Visible

Acro foundations

Wednesdays · 18:30–20:00

Your local studio

A clear title, level, schedule and location help people find the right class.

Illustrative example · Your own details appear in your teaching area.
Set up your teaching role

Need a hand? Get in touch.