Chess Intermediate I (In-Person/BGC - Group A)

Our Chess Intermediate I course builds on foundational skills from beginner levels, advancing students' chess knowledge and strategies. This course focuses on developing advanced tactics, strategic planning, and positional understanding.

Key Skills Covered:

• Understanding the three phases of a chess game: opening, middlegame, and endgame.
• Mastering advanced tactics like pins, forks, and skewers.
• Learning the importance of pawn structure and piece development.
• Recognizing and defending against common checkmate patterns.
• Enhancing game mechanics, including castling, en passant, and pawn promotion.
• Practicing checkmating patterns with different pieces.

Classes include board demonstrations, practical interactions, and playing matches under the instructor's guidance. Students will also be invited to participate in chess tournaments to test their skills in a competitive setting.

Prerequisites: This class is for children who have a strong command of basic chess moves and rules, including check, stalemate, and checkmate. Familiarity with castling and en passant is expected.

Duration: One school year (approximately 32-34 lessons).

Join us for a challenging and engaging chess learning experience!