Chess Tutoring and Classes

Chess

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Learning Chess is a lifelong pursuit and is rewarding in many ways. It not only adds an impressive skill to your child’s skillset but is a fun way to sharpen and improve the mind too.

Chess has been shown to develop problem-solving ability, abstract reasoning, calm under pressure, creative thinking, pattern recognition, strategic thinking memory and sports ability.

Our Chess tutoring is suitable for players from beginner to advanced intermediate skill levels. We focus on helping pupils understand the game, develop strategies and practise sequences that can be deployed at Chess Tournaments.

We focus on getting the basics right, building strong objectives and goals and planning how to get there and then analysing the student’s games to teach them to self-audit and log their moves so we can track how they have played with friends and family.

In addition to basic moves, special moves and basic endgames we also teach checkmate strategies, defence and offence tactics and how to dominate the board to their advantage.

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Why one-to-one Chess tutoring makes a difference

Learning Chess is not easy as most times the desire to ‘win’ and be competitive prevents players from trying new strategies or tactics that will help them develop their gameplay and ability in the long run.

At School is Easy, our experienced chess tutors can help make a difference in your child’s Chess play and skill. Your child will improve their understanding of the game, the nuances of each piece and the tactics that better player’s use – all important for improving their Chess ability.

Our tutors help students:

Understand the fundamentals of chess
Learn the value of each piece and how to best use them
Improve strategy and objectives for each game
Analyse their games and provide feedback
Increase confidence in their game

Most importantly, a personal tutor can provide immediate and individualised feedback that books, reference material and recorded videos simply cannot.

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