Current Status
Not Enrolled
Price
Free
Get Started

Learning Objectives

 

  • To understand how the lessons learned in the second degree can be applied to personal development in private, public, and commercial life.
  • To understand the symbolism in the answers to the questions leading to the Third Degree.
  • To understand the meaning of the allegories and symbols in the second degree of freemasonry

Mentor’s Notes: A Self-Paced Syllabus for Fellowcraft Freemasons

audio link

 

Brief Introduction.

This course is designed for newly passed Fellowcraft Freemasons who have joined Craft Freemasonry. It features a self-paced, guided learning syllabus aimed at providing Freemasons with a comprehensive understanding of the allegories of Freemasonry. The goal is to demonstrate how the lessons learned can be applied to personal development in private, public, and commercial life.

Syllabus Outline.

The course consists of five lessons, with the first four recommended for self-paced study. Lesson five is optional and may not suit all learners. Additional reading materials are suggested for all Freemasons. Two premium online courses offered by the Square Academy are also recommended for those who wish to delve deeper into the teachings of Freemasonry. These premium courses are optional, and students need only complete one.

Lesson Details.

The course is structured to be flexible and easily navigable. Each lesson is published in the Square Magazine, providing a consistent and reliable source of information. Students are encouraged to read through the magazine and complete the lessons at their own pace.

Here is the breakdown of the lessons and their content:

Lessons 1 to 4.

The first four lessons form the core of the syllabus and can be worked through independently. They cover the fundamentals of fellowcraft Freemasonry, including its history, principles, and practices. Each lesson is designed to build on the previous one, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

Lesson 5 (Optional).

While lesson five offers valuable insights, it is optional and may not be suitable for everyone. This lesson goes into more advanced topics and are intended for those who wish to explore Freemasonry in greater depth.

Premium Online Courses by the Square Academy (Optional).

To facilitate deeper learning, additional premium online courses from the Square Academy are recommended. These courses are optional but offer an enriched learning experience, allowing students to extract more from the lessons taught in Freemasonry. Students are advised to complete at least one of these premium courses to gain the maximum benefit.

Further Reading.

These articles are written for all Freemasons. These resources are chosen to complement the course content and offer broader perspectives on Freemasonry and its applications in various aspects of life.

Navigating the Course.

Each provided link, opens in a new browser window, making it easier for students to navigate and return to the main page as they progress. This design ensures a seamless learning experience, allowing students to focus on absorbing the material without distractions.

In summary, this self-paced, guided learning syllabus is crafted to continue the core teachings of Freemasonry, enabling freemasons to apply these lessons for personal development across various life domains. By combining the structured lessons, additional readings, and optional premium courses, this syllabus aims to provide a well-rounded and enriching educational journey.

Lessons in the course

 

  • Working Tools of a Fellowcraft Freemason
  • Charge After Second Degree
  • The Winding Stairs
  • Questions Leading from The Second to Third Degree with commentary

 

Optional Lessons

The Fellowcraft’s Handbook by J.S.M. Ward

Premium Courses – in App Purchase

  • The Lecture of the Second Degree of Freemasonry
  • The Fellowcraft’s Handbook – inspired by J S M Ward

 

Further Reading

  • Seven Liberal Arts
  • Logical Fallacies
  • How to avoid confrontation
  • Three words that will change your life

Activities

Move on to the first lesson