Programs for learners across the United States

Chess Courses

Transparent pricing, detailed learning objectives, practical assignments, and flexible online participation.

$350

Chess Foundations

Purpose: build a reliable base for beginners and returning players. The course focuses on understanding why moves work, not only remembering rules.

Format: 8 online modules, guided explanations, short quizzes, practical exercises, and introductory game-review activities.

Suggested duration: 4 weeks, self-paced.

Core topics

Board coordinates, legal moves, check, checkmate, and draw rules
Piece development, king safety, center control, and basic planning
Common tactical motifs including forks, pins, skewers, and discovered attacks
Basic opening principles without forced memorization
Introductory endgames and practical conversion techniques
Simple post-game review checklist

Practical assignments

Students solve curated positions, explain candidate moves in writing, complete basic tactical drills, and review sample games using a structured worksheet.

$500

Strategy Builder

Purpose: help intermediate learners improve positional understanding, calculation habits, and decision-making.

Format: 12 online modules, annotated examples, position-based assignments, and guided game-analysis templates.

Suggested duration: 8 weeks, self-paced.

Core topics

Pawn structures and long-term planning
Improving piece activity and identifying weak squares
Candidate-move selection and calculation discipline
Attacking and defensive decision-making
Transitioning from opening to middlegame plans
Endgame principles for practical play

Practical assignments

Students compare candidate plans, annotate sample positions, solve calculation exercises, and apply a consistent review method to their own games.

$1000

Mastery Program

Purpose: provide a deeper framework for experienced players who want to work systematically on advanced chess skills.

Format: 20 modules, advanced exercises, detailed game-analysis workflows, opening-study frameworks, and optional live learning activities where available.

Suggested duration: 16 weeks, self-paced.

Core topics

Advanced calculation and visualization methods
Opening preparation based on ideas and structures
Complex middlegame planning
Practical defensive techniques
Advanced rook, minor-piece, and queen endgames
Building a repeatable self-analysis process

Practical assignments

Students maintain an analysis journal, prepare thematic positions, study model games, and complete multi-step evaluation exercises designed to improve reasoning quality.

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Availability may vary based on course scheduling and educational capacity. No course guarantees a rating increase, tournament placement, professional status, income, employment, admission, certification recognition, or other external result.

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