• The Committee on Masonic Education is responsible for fostering Masonic education and proudly presents this program on self-improvement to all Master Masons within the Grand Jurisdiction of Virginia. This program has been developed to assist the individual Mason, as well as the Blue Lodge.

    A well-rounded Mason will use this program as but one method of improving himself. When these Masonic Leadership & Correspondence Courses are taken together with the Training for the Subordinate Lodge Officer (SLOT), Area Mini-Conferences, the educational opportunities afforded by your District Educational Officer and your Lodge Educational Officer, and other programs and publications offered by the Committee, it is hoped that we may enlighten good Brethren, so they may excel as tomorrow's leaders of this gentle Craft.

    • This glossary contains common terms that are utilized in the Moodle online learning space by the Committee on Masonic Education.  This glossary is not exhaustive; however, it may answer some questions about common terms that are used in courses. 

Site announcements

Wide Release Coming Soon

by Jonathan Giles -

Dear early adopters, 

Thank you so much for your feedback on the early edition of the correspondence courses in Moodle.  Very soon, you will notice some changes to the Moodle learning space including a revision of the title of the "Correspondence Courses" to better reflect the content contained in these classes.  Additionally, you may receive email updates with new options for courses to enroll in for future development. 

As we strive to bring more Masonic Education throughout the Commonwealth, I hope you keep interacting with this learning platform.  In the near future, we will begin assessing what types of learning you'd like to see added to this site, so stay tuned! 

Fraternally,

Jonathan A. Giles, MPS, FGRC
Grand Provost
Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Virginia


Available courses

This course covers the application of the Virginia Methodical Digest, Virginia Ritual, and historical knowledge for the offices of Junior Warden, Senior Warden, and Worshipful Master.  This course is designed in four modules.  Each module contains necessary reading, a quiz, and an essay question.

This course provides an overview of the role of the Deacons in the subordinate Lodge, the various roles of Appointed Officers of the subordinate Lodge, and various Grand Lodge information. The course integrates various components of the first and second sections of the Virginia Methodical Digest with some introduction to Masonic law.

This course is especially recommended for prospective District Deputy Grand Masters, Worshipful Masters and District Educational Officers.