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Medium Chess School
What the programme offers
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Who is the Secondary Chess School for
intended?
The programme is aimed at young chess players with competitive ambitions who have already acquired basic chess knowledge and want to make serious progress. It is suitable for players who are already competing in the junior or member categories, or who are preparing for this transition.
Participants attend two or three meetings a week for two hours each, and the programme is designed as a three-year phase that ensures stable and in-depth growth.
Carefully designed
Programmes
With three years of study, the Secondary Chess School is a high-quality, standardised and tested programme for all those who have set ambitious competition plans in both junior and senior competitions at national or international level. Participants will be offered two or three sessions per week of two hours each. In addition to in-depth study of all parts of the game of chess, they will be increasingly encouraged to work (train) independently and to evaluate their own experience. It is no secret that the number of hours of time invested in both group and individual training is a major factor in determining the competitive success of players.
Chess
according to the members
Aljaž,
14 years
»I like it because we don't just solve problems, we really understand the game. Now it's easier to explain my ideas, even during the game.«
Clare,
13 years
»Training helps me to stop being nervous before tournaments. I have learned to think calmly and analyse even after a defeat.«
Matthew,
mother of a 15-year-old chess player
»I see my son planning his own training and talking about chess on a completely different level than before. It was a huge leap.«
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