Common Questions from Parents:
How is the curriculum structured?
The curriculum is designed to cater to various skill levels, with modules that include tactics, strategy, openings, and endgames, along with game analysis.
What is the student-to-teacher ratio?
We maintain a ratio of 4 to 6 students per instructor in group classes, allowing for personalized attention and support for each student.
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling?
No prerequisites are required; we offer classes for all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced players.
Do you offer group and one-on-one classes?
Yes, we offer both group classes and one-on-one coaching to cater to different learning preferences and needs.
What is your fee structure?
We offer a very competitive pricing model, making it accessible for anyone to enroll in our courses. The complete fee structure is published on our website.
How often are classes held?
Students attend two regular classes each week, along with a free master class and a live practice tournament every Sunday.
What if my child misses a class?
If your child misses a class, all sessions are recorded, and they can catch up at their convenience. Additionally, if you make a quarterly payment and miss any sessions, we won’t count those sessions (up to 3) against you and will provide those three additional classes as compensation.
How can my child get a FIDE rating?
To obtain a FIDE rating, take training with us, practice regularly, and maintain consistent interaction with our coaches. Competing in rated tournaments is also essential.
Common Questions from Parents:
No prerequisites are required; we offer classes for all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced players
Yes, we offer both group classes and one-on-one coaching to cater to different learning preferences and needs.
To obtain a FIDE rating, take training with us, practice regularly, and maintain consistent interaction with our coaches. Competing in rated tournaments is also essential.
The curriculum is designed to cater to various skill levels, with modules that include tactics, strategy, openings, and endgames, along with game analysis.
Students attend two regular classes each week, along with a free master class and a live practice tournament every Sunday.
If your child misses a class, all sessions are recorded, and they can catch up at their convenience. Additionally, if you make a quarterly payment and miss any sessions, we won’t count those sessions (up to 3) against you and will provide those three additional classes as compensation.
Our academy welcomes students of all ages. We can start one-on-one classes for children as young as 4, while group classes typically begin at age 5. We also cater to adults looking to improve their skills.
We offer a very competitive pricing model, making it accessible for anyone to enroll in our courses. The complete fee structure is published on our website.
Common Questions from Students:
Yes, we offer a range of resources, including practice exercises, videos, and reading materials to supplement your learning. We also provide regular homework to reinforce what you’ve learned.
Yes! We regularly organize online tournaments and events where students can compete and gain valuable experience
Yes, we encourage students to progress at their own pace. You can revisit lessons and practice as much as you like
Not at all! We have classes specifically for beginners, so you’ll learn everything you need to know.
We have a dedicated live learning platform that tracks every student’s progress, leader board scores, regular class details, and more.
In your initial classes, you’ll learn the basics of the game, including piece movements, basic tactics, and how to set up the board.
Absolutely! Our instructors provide personalized feedback on your games to help you improve.