Protect Yourself And Your Students

While it's not a legal requirement, it is strongly advised that you have an insurance policy in place to protect your yoga teaching. 

If you are teaching yoga, you should have an insurance policy in place that protects you from those unexpected accidents, such as a student spraining their ankle or your equipment getting damaged.

Even if all of your classes are free, or if you only teach online, you still need insurance to protect yourself.

It's not uncommon for employers to require you to have insurance. So a policy has the potential to boost your credibility and open the doors to more opportunities for you.

This depends on which policy you require!

UK and Ireland

Your insurance will be activated, and your documents will be sent once you have completed our application process.

The sooner these steps are completed, the sooner we can activate and email your insurance documents.

USA

You will have to complete our application process first and then submit an application to the insurance company directly. Insurance Canopy takes pride in its quick service, so you should get covered pretty quickly.

How quickly you receive these documents is out of our control.

Netherlands/Corporate/Therapy Add-On

You will have to complete our application process first and then submit an application to the insurance company directly. 

How quickly you receive these documents is out of our control.

In the event of a claim, a claimant can try to take legal action against both the individual teacher and the business.

A corporate policy is beneficial if you are a studio, host training courses (provide certificates to graduates), teach retreats, teach workshops etc.