Teaching corporate yoga is a great way to expand your teaching beyond the studios. For many companies, they look to offer yoga in-house as a way to offer a health and wellness service to employees. For employees, it’s a great way to get your yoga into your schedule before you go home. For yoga teachers, it’s a great way to work with people outside of the studio and in many cases, build a bridge for your students as to how yoga can be helpful when you sit at a desk all day.

When I set up corporate yoga contracts, I try to do it such that I’m paid by the company directly. I have heard of arrangements where the teacher is paid by the students. I do not recommend this as this can be challenging to handle in addition to teaching. I also like to keep a separation between the teaching aspect and the business aspect.

This week, I’ve had a few requests for a sample contract you can use with a corporate client. I’ve inserted it here below for your reference.

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Sample Statement Of Work Form:

Thank you for contacting me regarding yoga services through my company, XXXXXX. The following document outlines the services that we have agreed to and the terms of the service.

Once you have reviewed this, please send a hard copy back with your signature. A hard copy will be sent to you with a self-addressed stamped envelope to make it easy to return.

Thank you!

Client:

Address:

Telephone Number:

Email address:

Service Requested:

Dates of Services:

Rate for service:

Payment Terms (form of payment, frequency of payment):

Special conditions (if any):

Any special notes:

Supplies/ Equipment and who will provide:

Liability Insurance document requested:

Any special paperwork that needs to be completed prior to job:

General Terms of Service:

 

• If mats are needed, (Name) has X yoga mats that can be brought. If it is difficult to bring mats due to parking and walking to facility, other arrangements will be discussed.
• If there is any emergency and (Name) is unable to teach one of the classes, please provide a contact person and telephone number (as requested above) for contact.
• (Name) carries liability insurance and a copy of the document can be provided upon request (as indicated above)
• Either party can terminate this agreement at any time without penalty. 

Contact Information:

(Name)

Address

Phone:
Website:

Signed:

 

That’s it! If you have any questions, please feel free to comment here or send me an email.

Namaste! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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