CA301 – Crafting Craft Tools I - III
Learn how to make some of the tools used for ritual and magical practice. Clay tools (chalice, pentacle, incense burner) and wood tools (wand and staff).

HH301 – Yoga (optional)
Students are encouraged to take a meditative course (currently not offered within the School).

HH302 – Martial Arts (optional)
Students are encouraged to learn a method of self-defense and honing their body and mind (currently not offered within the School).

MA301 – Spellcrafting Introduction
Expand on what has been learned and piece it together to design your own spells, also learn why some spells are successful and others are not... how spells work and how to design your own!

MA302 – Practical Magic III - Protection
Learn how to protect yourself psychically and how to extend the techniques to your home and possessions.

MA303 – Divination I & II
Here students must choose a specific method of divination to learn and to specialize in. (tarot, runes, pendulum, scrying, palmistry, astrology, etc.)

MA304 – Charms & Talismans
Learn how to make a basic Gris-Gris and Mojo bag, as well as how to make various charms and talismans, including the Seals of Solomon.

MA305 – Potions I – III
Potions are ANY mixture used for medicinal or magical purposes. Here you will learn about powders, incenses, salts, teas and more.

MA306 – Familiars
Learn about different familiars in lore and magic. Find out how to recognize your familiar and how to train your familiar to work magically with you.

MA307 – Animal Magic
This class takes the next step and adds to the Animal Lore from Level 2 by addressing mythological creatures and discussing Totems. Also, learn about the history and mythology behind shapeshifting. Discover the empowerment of shapeshifting (meditations, techniques and exercises).

MA308 – Spirit Beings
Ghosts, Guides, Devas, Totems… there are MANY types of spirit beings. Learn about what each of these beings are and how to work with them.

MA309 – Path of the Warrior I
Basic Offensive-Defensive Magic

NS301 – Energy Sensing: Ley Lines & Power Nodes
Ley Lines are energy lines that crisscross the Earth. Their intersections are called nodes. Learn about these sources of energy from both a scientific, historical and magical perspective.

PH301 – Sacred Places Around the World
Learn about (and maybe visit) some sacred places around the world.

PH302 – Cultural Magic
Every culture has its own unique expression and practices of magic. Learn about several in this course.

PH303 – Evolution of Modern Paganism II - People of the Craft
As the movement of neo-Paganism evolved from the more esoteric systems in the Middle Ages to what we know it as today, there have been some key figures in its development. (Agrippa, Dr. John Dee, Madam Blavatsky, A. Crowley, G. Gardner... and many more... including some more local movers and shakers in the local communities... K. Cuhulain, Gina Ellis, etc.) Students will discover the fascinating lives and highlights of these people and what they contributed to Paganism over the generations.

PH304 – Covens & Solitaries
Learn about the functions, advantages and disadvantages of both covens (magical working groups) and solitaries.

PH305 – Clergy I
What is the general roles of Clergy in any religion? What do we expect out of someone in this position? This is a discussion course exploring the subject of clergy.

RI301 – Rites of Passage
Learn about Rites of Passages from a variety of cultures and explore these from our modern Pagan perspective.

RI302 – Liturgy I
Learn the basics of designing rituals for yourself and small groups.

RW301 – Codes & Magical Writing
Learn about different codes and magical alphabets and how to use them, as well as designing your own.

RW302 – Technology & TechnoPaganism
We live in a world of technology. Therefore we must be nominally familiar with the tools of today. Technological tools are no different than any other tools. Learn how to incorporate technology into your magical practice and about the TechnoPagans Path.

RW303 – Public Speaking
Learn some basic techniques for organizing speeches and presentations and performing them.

SS301 – Diplomacy & Dealing with Discrimination
This is a series of discussions revolving around discrimination of all forms and how to talk diplomatically to avoid unnecessary discrimination.

SS302 – Ethics & Etiquette
This is an in-depth discussion on Pagan moral and ethical issues and conduct, as well and mundane and ritual etiquette.

SS303 – Family & Paganism
This course explores the problems, difficulties and pleasures of Paganism within the family setting, including raising Pagan children.

SS304 – Kitchen Witchcraft (Magic of Food)
Magic and food go hand-in-hand. Learn about the magic of food and how to prepare various ritual dishes.

External Requirements:

- Lead an Esbat and a Sabbat with your class members
- perform a 20min. Presentation on a subject of your choice

Required Reading :

Spells and How They Work by Janet & Stewart Farrar
Elements of Ritual by Deborah Lipp
Sprirt Allies by Christopher Penczak
The Magic of Shapeshifting by Rosalyn Greene
Incense, Oils & Brews by Scott Cunningham
Wiccan Warrior by Kerr Cuhulain


At this point, Students may choose to continue to level 4 or move into a Specialty Program or coven.