Close, but not quite. Spookology is about how to haunt. That means to know yourself and the innate abilities you possess. What you can do with them, how to best use them, what to look out for, where there is still place for growth, maybe even some advices for synergy with other ayakashi... Stuff like that.

I invented the subject because everybody has their own skills and needs. Giving them a relatively safe way to try it out themselves seemed like the best bet. [Translation: having to be responsible for a bunch of teenagers with supernatural powers is a goddamn hassle, so he found a way to make it somebody else's problem. There'll always be an inevitable lot of accidents, bad ideas being tried out and so on, but now there's a teacher just for that. Spookology teachers need to be competent and tough for a good reason.]

But we're not Hogwarts, if that's what you're wondering. I might teach a student magic if I feel like there's a damn good reason for it, but that's a pretty hard exception.

Right now I only have one where I'm even considering doing it.