Teaching Nia

You may teach Nia upon completing the Nia White Belt Intensive Training by purchasing an annual Nia Teacher Licence Package.

South African Nia teachers pay an annual licensing fee of $200. (The licensing fee in the US is $520).
This fee is payable in full at the beginning of the license period. You have the opportunity to license during your White Belt Intensive Training, and those who do so receive an extended 15-month License to allow for the initial learning of routines. This licensing fee is paid directly to Nia Technique Inc, the international headquarters.

What is included in the Nia Teacher License Package?

  • License to use the Nia name and logo, and to teach the Nia Technique®
  • 4 teacher routines, the videos and the routine music
  • Nia’s professional newsletter for teachers
  • Access to the teacher section of the new Nia US website – a portal of information and resource material
  • Continuing Education materials
  • Online discussion forum for professionals
  • Support from Nia Headquarters’ professional team
  • Professional discounts

Why a licensing fee after paying the intensive fee?

The Intensive fee covers the training materials (CD and DVD of a Nia routine, pre- and post-training manual), and the trainer’s time, knowledge and administrative costs. The licensing fee and package encompasses access to on-going evolvements and support once you are using the work (in the form of routines, webs sites, continuing education, business support and being part of a greater Nia community globally)

What is the Nia brand worth?

Nia is a result of 26 years of credibility and work as the leading body mind technique in the US. Nia is found in over 42 countries across the globe. Introduced in South Africa in 2002, the brand and awareness of the work has been built up over the last eight years with extensive media coverage (magazines, television, radio and internet) and the introduction of Nia at many events nationwide. Nia teachers are thus supported and backed by the huge public awareness and demand for the work in South Africa.