WHAT WE OFFER
We provide Masonic Education through in-depth courses covering all aspects of the fraternity and its history. Our courses are typically 10-12 weeks long, and are divided into three levels; the 100, 200, and 300 series, which advance the student from basic understanding to that of the serious Masonic scholar.
THE 100 SERIES
These courses contain general knowledge about the fraternity. They provide a foundation upon which a new Mason may build their knowledge, and where a person who has questions about Freemasonry can find answers. Are Freemasons really the descendents of the Knights Templar? Do we belong to a new world order? Are we Satanists? Are we a cult? Why are Roman Catholics asked by their priests not to become Freemasons?
These are but a few of the questions that are fully answered in the survey course, The History of Freemasonry, in the 100 series.
THE 200 SERIES
These courses require the student to be a Freemason and provide information about their membership prior to being approved to participate in this series. The subjects include topics like the esoteric meanings of the Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, and Master Mason degrees. Another course will concentrate on the seven liberal arts and sciences, and yet another will be based on Harry Carr’s Freemason At Work, a classic work that is extremely popular in England and it’s former colonies.
THE 300 SERIES
These courses are for Master Masons who have a solid understanding of Freemasonry. In this series you will be able to participate in courses such as the more advanced course on Esoteric Freemasonry by Leon Zeldis or study the history and evolution of the Preston-Webb Ritual Form with Robert Davis.
ONE ON ONE MENTORING
Freemason Academy Members receive one on one mentoring from our Academy Mentors. Each course has a private messaging system to allow members to interact with the course Mentor to discuss the course material, questions for review, and any other relevant matter pertaining to Freemasonry in general or that course in particular.
ON-LINE DISCUSSION GROUPS
Each course hosts its own forum for participants to ask questions and discuss course topics with other students.
EASY TO BEGIN
Become a Member of The Freemason Academy and you will have access to all of the courses and resources provided with your membership level.