In Creative Arts, there are 10 courses that explore creativity through a variety of mediums. Some courses focus on art and the making of Pagan crafts.

This series of courses focuses on counseling, advising, dealing with anger or death, channeling, leadership and teaching. All of them are practical and useful everyday skills.

Learn how to dance and perform before a crowd. Learn all that goes into a drama performance.

Courses in this field span from CPR to therapy to alternative healing methods. Also included are Midwifery and herbalism.

The field of Magic is one of the most extensive fields in CMS. Courses cover the basic skills needed to do magic, the ethics involved, the lore behind types of magic, the many methods of magic, divination, spellcraft, psionics and spirits.

In Musical Arts, experience music through playing instruments, singing and chanting.

Learn techniques of meditation and martial arts. Master focusing and self-discipline.

Nature Science is a series of perhaps mundane courses. They do, however, provide useful information for gardening, anatomy, astronomy, geology and about the environment.

This is the next largest field of study exploring deities of the world, the history of Sabbats, religions of the world, the evolution of Paganism, covens and the history of priests and priestesses.

This path includes one's career path, spiritual path, etc. It works on an apprenticeship program. Students are also expected to take external education (CEGEP, University, Certification Institutes).

This is an immersion into one's chosen spiritual path. The training is specific for those wanting to become a priest or priestess. It is not for the casual learner. Being a priest or priestess means serious responsibilities.

Various rituals from various cultures and religions, especially Paganism, will be explored here. There will also be training on how to design a ritual and lead or perform it.

We live in the real world, in a society of home and family and work relationships. It is important to know how to successful survive in this world.

Writing is important for self-expression. In today's world, using a computer is a must for writing, as well as researching. Researching gives the knowledge needed for holding our own in a conversation or in any documentation we write. This world seems to also require that we know at least two languages.

CG 504 Arguments & Arguing
Learn to spot the signs of an argument developing. Learn techniques of arguing successfully and bringing it to a resolve.

CG 505 Negotiation & Mediation
Learn to negotiate and mediate... especially when you're caught in the middle (as friend, parent, or family member).

CG 601 Intimate Counseling (prerequisite CG 502)
Learn techniques of counseling on an intimate level.

CG 602 Channeling I
Learn about channeling and the techniques (theory & practice) of channeling.

CG 701 Channeling II (prerequisite CG 602)
Learn how to channel deities (ex. Drawing Down the Moon).

CG 702 Leadership
Develop the necessary skills of leadership needed for leading rituals and covens.

CG 801 Teaching
Learn various methods and techniques of teaching and apply them.

DD 101 Circle Steps
Learn some of the simple circle dances and participate in a spiral dance.

DD 201 Dance I
Begin learning a specific style of dancing (Irish, Scottish, Hungarian, Medieval, ect.).

DD 301 Drama & Expression
Learn about drama and do some exercises in expression, gestures, pronunciation and projection, improvisation, etc.

DD 401 Dance II (prerequisite DD 201)
Continue learning the specific style of dance and participate in small performances.

DD 501 Set & Costume Design
Learn about sets and costumes. Create sets and backdrops. Make your own costumes.

DD 502 Drama I
Begin learning to act and read screen plays. Also learn backstage management.

DD 601 Dance Performance (prerequisite DD 401)
Perform in a grand show or participate in competitions for the specific dance style.

DD 602 Drama II
Prepare to perform a play, do rehearsals.

DD 603 Drama Performance (prerequisite DD 602)
Present the play for the public.

DD 701 Clerical Drama (for clergy students only)
Learn the dramatic motions of the clergy. Learn to dramatize in a ritual.

HH 101 General First Aid
Obtain your General First Aid certificate through the Red Cross or St. John's Ambulance.

HH 201 CPR
Obtain your CPR certificate through the Red Cross or St. John's Ambulance.

HH 301 Healing Methods
This is an overview of unconventional healing methods.

HH 302 Nutrition & Exercise
Learn the importance of nutrition and exercise. Develop your own diet and exercise plan.

HH 401 Women's Bodies & Mysteries
Study female human anatomy. Learn about the growth processes and cycles of women. Also, discover the myths, mysteries, and beliefs through history about women and their bodies. (Book: Women's Mysteries by M.E. Harding)

HH 402 Men's Bodies & Mysteries
Study male human anatomy. Learn about the growth processes and cycles of men. Also, discover the myths, mysteries, and beliefs through history about men and their bodies.

HH 403 Sex & Sexuality
Discover the historical, biological, medical, and artistic views about sex, sex organs, and sexuality. Discuss modern views about sex and sexuality (topics include homo- and bi-sexuality).

HH 501 Herbalism I
Learn about herbalism and the basics behind making herbal remedies. Also learn some simple and safe herbal remedies.

HH 502 Birthing & Midwifery
Learn about the development of a child in the womb and the changes a woman goes through while she is pregnant. Learn about giving birth and assisting with a birthing. Learn about midwives and midwifery.

HH 503 Growth & Development
Learn about the physical, psychological, and emotional development of a child from birth to adulthood.

HH 504 Aging & Old Age
Discover how and why we age. Discuss the physical, psychological, and emotional state of the Elderly. Discuss the care and treatment of  today's Elderly.

HH 505 On Death & Dying
This course teaches about the terminal illnesses, the process and functions of death, and how to support those who are dying and those around them. (Book: On Death and Dying by Dr. E. Kubler-Ross)

HH 601 Trance & Hypnosis
This workshop explores the methods and uses of hypnosis and trance.

HH 602 Aromatherapy
This course will teach you the different meanings and uses of different scents and how to uses them as a means of therapy.

HH 603 Music Therapy
Explore music as a tool for therapy.

HH 604 Art Therapy
Discover the history and uses of art as a therapeutic tool.

HH 605 Movement Therapy
This course teaches you to read and use non-verbal communication. Also discover how movement can be used as a therapeutic tool.

HH 606 Massage Therapy
This course will teach you the basic techniques of massage as you learn to use it as a therapeutic tool.

HH 607 Physiotherapy
Learn about physiotherapy and how it is applied to help others.

HH 608 Psychotherapy
Learn about what goes on during Psychotherapy and how therapist diagnose and treat patients.

HH 701 Herbalism II (prerequisite HH 501)
Learn more about herbalism, herbs, and herbal remedies.

HH 702 Clerical Healing I (for clergy students only)
Learn how the priests and priestesses heal through faith-healing, calling upon deities, rituals, and spells.

HH 801 Clerical Healing II (for clergy students only)
Master how the priests and priestesses heal through faith-healing, calling upon deities, rituals, and spells.

Ma 101 Elements, Tools, and Symbols
Explore the elements and learn about the tools and symbols associated with Paganism.

Ma 102 Shape & Color Symbolism
Learn the symbolic meanings behind shapes and colors.

Ma 201 Practical Magic
Find your own energy and learn how to use it. Learn centering, grounding, shielding, sensing and moving energy, casting circles, and creating and releasing cones of power.

Ma 202 Ethics of Magic
Learn and discuss the issue of ethical magical practice.

Ma 203 Stone Lore
Learn the basic lore, history, and magical uses of a selection of stones.

Ma 204 Plant Lore
Learn the basic lore, history, and magical uses of a selection of plants and trees.

Ma 205 Animal Lore
Learn the basic lore, history, and magical uses of a selection of animals, fish, and birds.

Ma 210 Methods of Magic I: Cultural
Learn a variety of views and methods of magic from several different cultures.

Ma 220 Methods of Magic II: Objects & Styles
Learn a variety of magic techniques using several different objects. Also learn the 8 Paths of magic.

Ma 230 Methods of Magic III: Divination
Learn about the different methods of divination.

Ma 301 Magic & Psychology
Discover how magic and psychology are inter-related.

Ma 302 Charms, Talismans & Amulets
Learn about and how to make charms, talismans, and amulets.

Ma 303 Practical Magic II
Learn more advaced techniques of centering, grounding, shielding, sensing and moving energy, casting circles, and creating and releasing cones of power.

Ma 304 Basic Offensive/Defensive Magic
Learn the basics of protecting yourself magically.

Ma 310 Specific Magic I: Cultural (prerequisite Ma 210)
This a deeper study of a specific culture's methods of magic.

Ma 320 Specific Magic II: Object & Styles (prerequisite Ma 220)
This is a deeper study of a specific technique of magic using one path of magic or one object.

Ma 330 Specific Magic III: Divination (prerequisite Ma 230)
Learn a specific method of divination.

Ma 401 Herb Lore I
Learn the basic magical uses of a variety of herbs.

Ma 402 Sex Magic
This course teaches you the principles of sex magic. Learn the Great Rite.

Ma 403 Psychological Magic
Learn how to use psychology in magic (healing, charms for children, etc.).

Ma 404 Auras
Learn about and how to read auras.

Ma 405 Ghosts, Spirits & Demons
Learn about ghosts and ghostly presences, spirits and spiritual presences, angels and demons.

Ma 406 Advanced Offensive/Defensive Magic (prerequisite Ma 303)
Learn advanced techniques of combative magic.

Ma 407 Chakras
Learn about and how use charkas.

Ma 501 Herb Lore II (prerequisite Ma 401)
This is a more in depth study of the magic of herbs.

Ma 502 Psionics I
Learn about psionic abilities.

Ma 503 Spellcraft I
Learn the basics of casting spells.

Ma 601 Clairvoyance & Mediumship (prerequisite Ma 405)
Learn about clairvoyance and mediumship. Also, learn about charlatans.

Ma 602 Psionics II (prerequisite Ma 502)
This is a more in depth study of psionic abilities.

Ma 603 Spellcraft II (prerequisite Ma 503)
Learn the "nitty-gritty" of spellcrafting.

Ma 701 Clerical Magic I
Learn the magic involved in clerical practice.

Ma 801 Clerical Magic II (for clergy students only)
Master the magic involved in clerical practice.

MA 101 Common Pagan Tunes
Learn simple percussion beats and simple, common songs and chants used by the Pagan community.

MA 201 Bardic Exploration
Participate in a local bardic group exploring a variety of media.

MA 301 Introduction to Music
Learn a little history about musicians, about different instruments and how to read simple music.

MA 401 Song I (prerequisite MA 301)
Learn vocalization and several songs.

MA 402 Music I (prerequisite MA 301)
Begin learning how to play a musical instrument.

MA 501 Song II (prerequisite MA 401)
Learn more complex vocalization and intonation, as well as many more songs. Perform for the public.

MA 502 Music II (prerequisite MA 402)
Continue playing a musical instrument. Perform for the public.

MA 503 Chants
Learn about chants, learn some common chants, and write your own chants.

MA 601 Bards I
Learn about bards and the bardic tradition.

MA 701 Bards II (prerequisite MA 601)
Learn how to be a bard and have a more in depth view into the bardic traditions.

MA 801 Bardic Magic
Learn how to weave song, poetry and music into spells.

Me 101 Relaxation I
Understand what relaxes you and why.

Me 201 Relaxation II
Learn some relaxation exercises and techniques.

Me 301 Meditation Techniques
This is an overview of the many methods and techniques used for meditation.

Me 302 Yoga
Experience yoga as a technique for meditation and exercise.

Me 401 Martial Arts I
Learn the basics in martial arts, Katas and self-defense.

Me 501 Specific Meditation Technique
This is an in depth study of a specific technique for meditation.

Me 601 Martial Arts II (prerequisite Me 401)
Continue learning martial arts, obtain a good comprehension of the martial art you are learning.

Me 701 Clerical Meditation
Learn meditations used by the clergy and meditating with a deity (yours specifically).

NS 101 General Nature Sciences
Touch aspects of nature through creativity, exploration, and art. Learn how nature, people, and magic are interconnected. You will also learn the four R's (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Refuse).

NS 102 Gardening
Start your own garden and harvest it.

NS 201 General Geography
This is equivalent to High School General Geography. (you must have obtained a minimum of 75%)

NS 202 Ecology
This is equivalent to High School Ecology. (you must have obtained a minimum of 75%)

NS 203 Exploring Nature's Environments
This is an exploration walk through several natural environments around Montreal and your local.

NS 301 Biology
This course is equivalent to Advanced High School Biology or CEGEP Biology. (you must have obtained a minimum of 75%)

NS 401 Anatomy
This is a basic human anatomy course. Those who have passed a CEGEP anatomy course will be exempt from this course.

NS 402 Sexology
Learn about sex and fertilization, sexually transmitted diseases, and sex gene disorders.

NS 403 Astronomy
This course is equivalent to CEGEP Astronomy. (you must have passed it to be exempt)

NS 404 Geology
This course is equivalent to CEGEP Geology. (you must have passed it to be exempt)

NS 501 Botany
This is a general botany course. Those who have passed a botany course are exempt.

NS 502 Environmental Sciences
This is a study of the state of the environment and a discussion of current issues regarding the environment.

PH 101 What is Magic & Paganism?
This is a basic and general overview designed for those who know little or nothing of magic and Paganism. Misconceptions about these two subjects will be discussed and clarified.

PH 102 Gods & Goddesses
This course explores the many Gods and Goddesses of the world. Discover who you wish to worship.

PH 103 Sabbats & Esbats
Learn all about esbats and other moon rituals, as well as the eight sacred Sabbats in a Pagan year.

PH 104 Altars & Shrines
Discover a variety of altars and shrines, learn the difference between them, and design your own.

PH 201 Evolution of Paganism I
Explore the evolution of religions and Paganism, as well as how they relate and influence each other, from prehistory to the present day.

PH 202 Comparative Religion
Compare Paganism to another religion.

PH 203 Animism & Totemism
This is a more detailed study of religions and cultures that follow animism and totemism.

PH 204 Magic, Science & Religion
Learn about magic, science and Religion, and how they are similar and related.

PH 205 The Book of Shadows
Learn about the book of shadows, its history and uses. Create your own book of shadows.

PH 301 Evolution of Paganism II
This is a general study the evolution of modern Paganism.

PH 302 Sacred Places Around the World
Learn about nodes and ley-lines, as well as specific places of power and sacredness (like Stonehenge and Mecca)

PH 303 Covens I
Discover what a coven is and what goes on in a coven. This is a general study of covens today and in history.

PH 401 The Pagan Movement
This is an in depth study of the Pagan movement and the people involved.

PH 402 Covens II (prerequisite PH 303)
Learn the structure of a coven and how covens function. Explore the covens currently existing.

PH 501 Clergyhood I
Learn about the clergy of many different religions. See their development.

PH 601 Clergyhood II (prerequisite PH 501)
Learn the history of Pagan clergy of different cultures.

PH 701 Clergyhood III (prerequisite PH 601) (for clergy students only)
Learn the development and history behind the clergy training you choose to follow.

PS 101 Self-Awareness
Delve into yourself and describe to yourself who you are.

PS 201 Seek Thyself
This is a series of meditations where you look deep into yourself. You will learn your Pagan (and/or soul) name during this course.

PS 301 Paths
Explore the many possibilities and paths available.

PS 302 Discovery
Research some paths of interest and decide for yourself what best suits you.

PS 401 History
Research the history the your chosen path.

PS 501 Theory
These are the theoretical courses for your chosen path.

PS 502 Technique
Learn the techniques necessary for following and practicing in your path of choice.

PS 601 Practical (prerequisites PS 501 & 502)
This is a series of sessions where you will observe and assist a professional in your path, putting the theories and techniques to practical use and test.

PS 701 Internship (prerequisites PS 601)
You will spend a period of time practicing your path under supervision and evaluation. This will give you experience and practice in your path and prepare you to "go it alone".

PS 702 Clerical (for clergy students only)
Tie your path into you clerical studies and practices.

PS 801 Field Work (prerequisites PS 701)
Practice on your own or in an organization what you have prepared for in the Path Study courses.

PT 700 Clergy Qualifications (for clergy students only)
Obtain the requirements needed to become a priest(ess) in the clerical path of your choice.

PT 800 Clergy Qualifications (for clergy students only)
Obtain the requirements needed to become a high priest(ess) in the clerical path of your choice.

Ri 201 Sacred Spaces
Learn how to make a place sacred and about circles, groves, and sanctuaries.

Ri 202 Simple Rituals
Learn some simple rituals like blessings, purifications, consecrations, and dedications.

Ri 301 Rites of Passage
Learn about rites of passage from other cultures, as well as those in Paganism.

Ri 401 Liturgy I
Learn how to prepare for a ritual and how to prepare simple rituals.

Ri 501 Liturgy II (prerequisite Ri 401)
Learn how to prepare larger rituals (like Sabbats) and how to lead them.

Ri 601 Circles & Groves
Learn to perform rituals for large groups, as well as how to organize circles and groves.

Ri 701 Clerical Rituals (for clergy students only)
Learn to prepare the rituals performed by a Priest(ess) in the clerical path of your choice.

Ri 702 Ritual Leadership (for clergy students only)
Learn the leadership skills necessary for leading covens, circles, groves, and rituals.

Ri 801 Clerical Rituals (for clergy students only)
Learn to prepare the rituals performed by a High Priest(ess) in the clerical path of your choice.

SS 101 Home Maintenance
Learn about basic staples and supplies for a home, budgeting, smart shopping, simple home repairs, simple renovation techniques, and easy home decorating.

SS 201 Cooking
Learn the basic techniques to home cooking; and discover some Pagan recipes.

SS 301 Introduction to Psychology
This course corresponds to the average university psychology course. (75% in two CEGEP psychology courses or a pass in university psychology)

SS 302 Introduction to Sociology

This course corresponds to the average CEGEP sociology course. (75% in CEGEP sociology or a pass in university sociology)

SS 303 The Family
This is a study of family structures and relationships. (Concordia University in Montreal offers an excellent version of this course and is recommended)

SS 304 Introduction to Anthropology
This course corresponds to the average university course. (75% in two CEGEP anthropologies or pass in university anthropology)

SS 401 Discrimination
This is a series of discussions revolving around discrimination of all forms.

SS 501 Introduction to Philosophy
This course corresponds to the average university course. (75% in university philosophy)

SS 601 Philosopher
This is a specific study of a philosopher of your choice.

WR 101 Journal Writing
Journal writing is for those who have some difficulty beginning to write anything. Learn and practice some journal exercises, and begin your own journal.

WR 201 History of writing, Paper & Books
Learn in brief the history of writing, paper, and books.

WR 202 Making Paper
Learn how paper is made. Make a sheet of paper.

WR 203 Book Binding
Learn how books are bound. Make and bind a book of your own.

WR 204 Calligraphy
Learn the art of calligraphy.

WR 205 Research Techniques
Learn some useful techniques for researching.

WR 301 Codes
Learn runic script and other codes, as well as create your own magic writing.

WR 302 Computer Literacy
Become familiar with the functions of a computer (for those who have never touched a computer before).

WR 303 Word Processing (prerequisite WR 302)
Become familiar with using a word processor on a computer (like MS Word or WordPerfect).

WR 304 Writing Papers
Learn how to structure, write, and proof-read research papers.

WR 401 Internet (prerequisite WR 302)
Learn about the internet and how to navigate it. Learn to use it as a tool for research.

WR 402 Writing & Editing
Learn some general techniques of writing, as well as editing.

WR 403 Writing I
Explore different styles of writing.

WR 404 Communication & Public Relations
Learn techniques of communication and relating to the public.

WR 501 Writing II (prerequisite WR 403)
Improve upon the writing styles of your choice.

WR 502 Public Speaking
Learn techniques of speaking confidently in public. Perform a public speech.

WR 503 Storytelling
Learn and perform the art of storytelling.

WR 504 Foreign Language I
This course teaches you the basic grammar of a foreign language of your choice. You will learn simple conversation and translation.

WR 601 Foreign Language II (prerequisite WR 504)
Improve upon the oral and written skills in the foreign language of your choice.

WR 602 Automatic-Writing (prerequisite HH 601)
Learn to write through trance.

WR 701 Clerical Writing & Research (for clergy students only)
Prepare any written material and research more about the clerical field you are following.