District Deputy Grand Master (DDGM) Course | Summary
The District Deputy Grand Master (DDGM) Course from Ashlar College equips brethren in the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon for this key leadership role or to grasp its duties. This self-paced program blends history, governance, and practical skills to represent the Grand Master, support lodges, uphold traditions, and foster district harmony.
Course Structure
History & Evolution – Origins and development of the DDGM office in BC & Yukon.
Governance & Duties – Freemasonry structure, appointment process, authority, communication, regulations, reporting, and event planning.
Practical Roles – Assignments cover Leadership, Administrative, Ceremonial, Supportive, and Educational/Historical responsibilities, using Grand Lodge Constitution, Roberts Rules, templates, and scenarios.
Key Learning
Master conflict resolution, mentor-ship of Masters/Wardens, ceremonies, succession planning, and adherence to open-book resources. Ideal for prospective DDGMs or engaged brethren, it builds confident service aligned with Masonic values.
If you’re interested, Contact Ashlar College to begin your journey.