This beginner-friendly chess course is perfect for those new to the game. Through Live Online sessions, students will explore piece movements, chess notations, attacking and defensive strategies, castling, pawn promotion, checkmates, and special moves.

The course is structured into six progressive modules, starting with an introduction to chess, followed by piece movement, attacking and defensive techniques, tactical gameplay, and advanced beginner strategies. Special moves such as en passant, double check, and discovered attacks will be covered. Students will also participate in in-class tournaments, game analysis, and guided one-on-one sessions for personalized learning.

By the end of this course, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and confidence in gameplay, preparing them for advanced chess learning.

Key Benefits:

Live, Online, and Interactive sessions with expert chess instructors.
Learn piece movements, board setup, and chess notations.
Master attack and defense techniques to gain an advantage.
Understand checkmates, stalemates, and opening principles.
Develop critical thinking and strategy-building skills.
Engage in interactive tournaments and one-on-one play sessions.
Receive proper feedback and game analysis for improvement.

What You’ll Learn:

Chess Fundamentals

Introduction to chess board, squares, and naming conventions.
Piece movement: Rook, Bishop, Queen, Knight, King, and Pawn.
Chess notation and recording moves.

Attack & Defense Strategies

Attacking techniques using Rook, Bishop, Queen, Knight, and Pawn.
Defensive strategies: Moving away, supporting, interposing, and capturing.
Special defensive moves: Castling and En Passant.

Tactical Gameplay & Checkmates

Checkmate vs. Stalemate: Understanding game-ending positions.
Mate in One using Queen, Rook, Minor Pieces, and Pawn.
Pawn Promotion and Draw Situations.
Capturing unprotected pieces and gaining material advantage.

Opening Principles & Special Moves

Understanding basic chess openings and principles.
Special moves: Double Attack, Pin, Discovered Attack, Discovered Check, and Double Check.
Executing Checkmate with Queen, Rook, and Double Rook.

Game Analysis & Tournament Play

Simul sessions: Reviewing opening principles and game strategies.
In-class tournaments: Compete with peers and receive feedback.
One-on-one coaching: Educators play against students, guiding them through decision-making.