13 Day 100 Hour Yoga Instructor Training in Amorgos Island, Greece

Cozette was born and raised in the French Alps, with a few years spent in the United States. Always drawn to teaching, she began sharing knowledge naturally, even teaching English to her classmates during school recess. She later graduated with a Master's degree in International Communication and Project Management. Always physically active, Cozette nonetheless found herself, at the age of 23, dealing with chronic knee fatigue and back pain. This moment became a turning point, leading her to her first yoga class, a path that would profoundly transform not only her body, but her way of living. As her posture changed, so did her relationship to life. Through movement, precision, and awareness, she gradually shifted from simply watching life go by to fully waking up and embodying it. With over 1,000 hours of training from teachers around the world, and a deep commitment to continued study, Cozette's teaching blends technical precision, clear pedagogy, and embodied philosophy. She is known for her structured and accessible approach, helping students understand not only how to practice, but why. She believes yoga is not about escaping life, but about learning how to meet it, with strength, clarity, and presence. She sees yoga as a maieutic path: a practice that helps individuals uncover what is already present, rather than adding something new. Cozette simply loves life, and she loves sharing it.

Assistant Teacher, Aegialis School of Yoga Eleni Kountouroupi supports the Lead Teacher at the Aegialis School of Yoga, contributing to the movement, mobility, and flexibility components of the training. Her sessions complement the main yoga curriculum through mindful mobility, breath awareness, and postural support, helping students cultivate balance between strength and ease within their personal practice and teaching development. Alongside her role at the School, Eleni is the HR Manager of Aegialis Hotel & Spa and a certified yoga teacher with many years of teaching experience. With a background in Tourism and long-standing experience in hospitality, she brings a grounded, supportive presence to the learning environment. Her teaching style is calm, accessible, and rooted in practical application, supporting teachers-in-training in developing body awareness, breath control, and sustainable movement habits that integrate seamlessly into daily practice.

Assistant Teacher, Aegialis School of Yoga Guest Communication & Program Coordinator Evelpis Voritsi oversees all guest communication and program coordination at the Aegialis School of Yoga, guiding participants from their first inquiry through to arrival on Amorgos. She manages pre-arrival communication, provides detailed program information, and ensures that each student feels informed, prepared, and supported throughout the planning process. Alongside her coordination role, Evelpis is an experienced yoga teacher with many years of teaching practice. With over five years at the Aegialis School of Yoga, she brings both organizational clarity and deep understanding of the yogic path, allowing her to support students not only logistically but also with insight into the training journey itself. Her presence bridges structure, care, and lived teaching experience, contributing to a smooth and welcoming entry into the School's programs.

Assistant Teacher, Aegialis School of Yoga Kaliovi Giannakopoulou supports the Lead Teacher at the Aegialis School of Yoga, contributing to the physical preparation and recovery elements of the training through a yogic lens. Her sessions focus on mindful movement, functional asana support, mobility, and embodied awareness, helping students cultivate stability, ease, and sustainability within both practice and teaching. A 500-hour certified yoga teacher and graduate of the University of Thessaloniki in Physical Science, Kaliovi brings a grounded understanding of anatomy and movement into the yoga space. With over 15 years of experience as Spa Manager at Aegialis Hotel & Spa, she integrates long-standing practical knowledge of body care and recovery into a yoga-based framework that supports longevity, resilience, and conscious self-care. Born and raised on Amorgos, her teaching style is calm, supportive, and rooted in lived experience—bridging traditional practice with modern understanding to support teachers-in-training throughout their learning journey.