Service Agreement (Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio)

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This Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio Services Agreement is between a yoga instructor and a studio who desires to engage the instructor to teach yoga. This agreement sets out the specific details of the arrangement including the dates and times of the classes, duration of each class and maximum number of participants. It also includes the fee paid to the yoga instructor and that the instructor will grant a non-exclusive license to the studio for use of the yoga instructor's name and likeness on any advertising or marketing campaigns. It is imperative that this agreement be clearly set forth in writing and not via an oral agreement. A written Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio Services Agreement will prove invaluable in the event of disagreements or misunderstandings between the parties surrounding the instructor's employment.

This Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio Services Agreement includes:
  • Parties: Name of the yoga instructor and the yoga studio;
  • Class Information: The dates and times on which the yoga classes will be held, the duration of each class and the maximum number of participants who may attend;
  • Payment: Sets forth the amount the instructor will be paid for each class;
  • License: The instructor grants the studio a non-exclusive license to use his or her likeness for marketing and promotional purposes;
  • Relationship: Yoga instructor is considered an independent contractor and not an employee of the studio;
  • Signatures: Both yoga instructor and the studio must sign and date this agreement.

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State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states

Service Agreement (Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio)

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Product Service Agreement (Yoga Instructor/Yoga Studio)
Country United States
Pages 7
Dimensions Designed for Letter Size (8.5" x 11")
Printer compatibility Designed to print on all ink-jet and laser printers
Editable Yes (.doc, .wpd and .rtf)
Format Microsoft Word
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Platform Windows Compatible
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Category Service Agreement (Yoga Instructor/Studio)
Product number #43601
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Frequently Asked Questions

This is a formal contract between a yoga instructor and a studio that outlines the terms of their working relationship, including class schedules, payment, and rights regarding marketing and likeness.

A written agreement provides clarity and legal protection for both parties, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and disputes regarding class details and payment.

No, this agreement explicitly states that the yoga instructor is an independent contractor, which means they are not entitled to employee benefits or protections.

The written agreement serves as a reference point for resolving disputes, helping both parties to understand their rights and obligations as outlined in the contract.

Yes, this form is designed to comply with the laws of all states, ensuring that it meets legal requirements for service agreements in the yoga industry.

Is This Form Right For You?

Use This Form If:

  • Individuals who are yoga instructors seeking to formalize their teaching arrangements with studios can benefit from this agreement. It provides a clear outline of expectations, payment, and class details, ensuring both parties are on the same page.
  • Studios looking to hire yoga instructors will find this form essential for establishing a professional relationship. It helps to define the terms of engagement, including class schedules and instructor compensation, which can prevent misunderstandings.
  • In situations where a yoga instructor has previously relied on verbal agreements, transitioning to a written service agreement can safeguard their rights and clarify responsibilities. This formal documentation is crucial for resolving any potential disputes.
  • For those managing multiple instructors, having a standardized service agreement can streamline the hiring process. It allows studios to maintain consistency in terms of class offerings and instructor obligations across different contracts.
  • Yoga instructors who wish to protect their likeness and name in promotional materials will find this agreement beneficial. By granting a non-exclusive license, they can ensure their brand is used appropriately while still maintaining control over their image.

Do Not Use If:

  • – This form is not appropriate for yoga instructors who are seeking full-time employment with benefits. In such cases, an employment contract would be more suitable to address employee rights and benefits.
  • – If the instructor and studio have a long-standing verbal agreement that is working well, they may not need a written contract. However, transitioning to a written agreement is advisable for future clarity.
  • – Situations where the instructor is providing classes for free or as a volunteer do not require this agreement. This form is intended for paid teaching arrangements.
  • – In cases where the studio is hiring multiple instructors under a single agreement, this form may not be sufficient. A more comprehensive contract may be necessary to address the specifics of each instructor's role.
  • – If the instructor is not comfortable with the terms outlined in the agreement, they should not use this form. Negotiation and modification of terms should occur before finalizing any contract.

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