Training begins immediately with the Novice phase, focused on acquiring indispensable linguistic and theoretical prerequisites. This stage mandates courses such as "Propedeutic to Liturgical Latin" and "The Serpent: theoretical premises to Ophidism," alongside the first approach to the Introductory Treatise on Ophidism. As the aspirant advances to Neokoros, study broadens to the technical and doctrinal protocols of the sacred space with modules like "The Sacred Space: Protocol and Maintenance" and "Advanced Doctrine of the Taxis."

The elevation to the rank of Sacrist marks the crucial shift from theoretical study to the integrity of the ceremonial procedure. The Sacrist is entrusted with the direct management and proper handling of all sacred objects and vestments on the altar. This is a role of profound responsibility, ensuring that the material world perfectly reflects the purity of the spiritual rite. Sacrists are therefore required to complete intensive modules on "Axioms of Ophidian Liturgy," studying the theoretical principles and fundamental rules that govern our central celebrations, and "Protocol of the Altar and Holy Objects." 

The educational journey culminates in the qualification of Hiereologos, demanding both advanced ritual mastery and deep academic insight. The Hiereologos dedicates their study to "Festive and Alternative Liturgies" and the profound "Symbolism of the Canonic Ierà." Crucially, the practical service is integrated with advanced academic inquiry: “Cultural Context of Ancient Religious Systems”. This mandatory course roots the Ophidian in storiography and comparative analysis, providing a contextual understanding of the philosophical and religious systems.