A Complete Path for
Chess Growth

Build Chess Skills Step by Step

Whether your child is brand new to chess or already experienced, our comprehensive, structured curriculum gives them a clear path to keep improving through step-by-step lessons, guided practice, and steady skill development. Each level builds on the last, helping students strengthen their thinking, planning, strategy, and love for the game.

This lively and engaging introductory chess class is designed for children who are brand new to chess or still learning the rules. Students will learn the essential fundamentals of the game in a fun, interactive setting through guided instruction, hands-on practice, and supervised play.

This class helps students build comfort with the chessboard, understand how each piece moves, learn the basic rules of play, and begin playing simple complete games with support.

Students will build these skills through guided instruction, hands-on activities, simple puzzles, and supervised practice games.

Core areas of study:

  • Chessboard setup
  • Piece names and movements
  • Check, checkmate, and stalemate
  • Castling
  • Pawn promotion
  • Fundamental chess principles
  • Simple puzzles
  • Chess challenges
  • Chess etiquette
  • Sportsmanship
  • Guided practice games

This foundational course is designed for students who already know how the chess pieces move and are ready to develop stronger chess understanding, better decision-making, and more complete chess skills. Students will study essential chess concepts, including opening principles, basic tactics, checkmating patterns, pawn structure, notation, tournament rules, and strategic thinking.

This class helps students move beyond simply making legal moves and begin learning how to recognize threats, create plans, and complete full chess games with confidence.

Students will build these skills through guided instruction, beginner-friendly exercises, supervised games, and regular review of key concepts.

Core areas of study:

  • Foundational chess understanding
  • Fundamental opening principles
  • Basic tactical themes
  • Essential checkmating patterns
  • Core middlegame planning
  • Fundamental endgame principles
  • Piece coordination and board control
  • Chess notation and game recording
  • Chess etiquette and sportsmanship
  • Review, practice games, and skill assessment
This course is designed for students who have a solid grasp of the basic rules, opening principles, and common tactical ideas, and are ready to develop a deeper understanding of the game. Students will continue strengthening their chess foundation while learning how tactics, strategy, checkmating patterns, and endgame skills work together in complete games. This class helps students move beyond isolated skills and begin applying their knowledge with greater accuracy and planning. Students will study intermediate tactical themes, learn how to set up and use key checkmating patterns, improve their opening and middlegame decision-making, and build the skills needed for stronger play. Students will build these skills through guided instruction, tactical exercises, supervised games, and regular review of key positions.

Core areas of study:

  • Intermediate tactical themes and combinations
  • Expanded checkmating patterns
  • Attacking themes
  • Opening development
  • Structured middlegame planning
  • Blunder prevention
  • Pawn structures
  • Positional understanding
  • Intermediate endgame principles
  • Efficient chess calculation
  • Blending strategy with tactics
  • Practice games and skill assessment

This course is designed for students who have already developed a strong foundation in tactics, checkmating patterns, opening principles, middlegame planning, and basic endgame technique. Students will continue reviewing and strengthening core skills while studying more complex chess ideas that require deeper calculation, stronger positional understanding, and more accurate decision-making.

This class helps students connect advanced tactical patterns with long-range strategic plans. They will learn how to create stronger threats, improve piece activity, recognize critical positions, convert advantages more effectively, and develop the skills needed for higher-level competitive play.

Students will build these skills through guided instruction, puzzle-based exercises, game analysis, supervised play, and periodic skill assessments.

Core areas of study:

  • Advanced tactics
  • Advanced attacking themes and techniques
  • Complex checkmating patterns
  • Critical positions and hidden defensive resources
  • Deep calculation and move selection methods
  • Opening repertoire development
  • Advanced middlegame strategy
  • Advanced positional play
  • Endgame technique
  • Positional and tactical game analysis
  • Guided practice games and skill assessment

This course is designed for students who have already completed advanced chess study and are ready for a deeper, more serious level of training. Students will continue refining their tactical, strategic, and endgame skills while learning how to apply advanced chess knowledge in more complex and demanding positions.

This class focuses on high-level application, deeper analysis, and practical competitive preparation. Students will study master games, refine their opening repertoire, improve positional evaluation, explore dynamic attacking and defensive ideas, and develop the technical skills needed to convert advantages in more challenging games.

Students will build these skills through advanced puzzles, guided game analysis, competitive practice games, position review, and individualized feedback.

Core areas of study:

  • Master game analysis
  • Advanced opening repertoire preparation and refinement
  • Middlegame planning mastery
  • Positional evaluation and accuracy improvement
  • Sacrifices, initiative, and dynamic compensation
  • Advanced counterplay techniques
  • Major and minor piece endgame studies
  • Advanced technical advantage conversion
  • Competitive practice, tournament preparation, and decision-making

Once-A-Week Course Schedule

Each once-a-week course follows a focused 10-week path through our structured curriculum, helping students build confidence, strengthen their chess skills, and stay motivated as they progress from one level to the next.
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Course Length
10 weeks
Class Duration
55 minutes
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Class Size
4-6 students
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Ages
5-11
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