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Weekend
Academy

What the programme offers

Timetable

1x or 2x per month, 240 min per meeting.

In-depth training for children already attending regular chess lessons

An extra weekend as an upgrade, with more time for understanding, consolidation and new ideas.

Focused progress for better tournament results

We learn to recognise patterns, plan moves and develop basic tournament confidence.

Thematic exercises and mini-tournaments

We work on playoffs, offensive ideas and learn through the game.

Connecting children from different groups and places

Children build on their skills in a diverse group and develop chess friendships.

Playful but forward-looking

The fun atmosphere remains, but with the aim of improving the game and understanding of chess.

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Available dates

Who needs intensive weekend training
intended?

The programme is designed for serious and motivated chess players who want to take a step forward - to progress faster, to deepen their understanding of the game and to stand out among their peers. It is for those who are really interested in chess and are looking for more: more knowledge, more analysis and more quality training.

It is open to children who already attend regular chess programmes, as well as those who are unable to attend regularly during the week or come from other parts of Slovenia.

Carefully designed
Programmes

The programme is led by International Master Toni Kos, a renowned chess coach with extensive experience in working with young talent.

His approach is based on detailed analysis of games, understanding key positions and developing independent thinking during the game. Under his tutelage, many students have achieved notable results in national and international competitions and have made significant progress in their chess development. With professionalism, dedication and an individual approach, Toni helps each player to find the right path to progress.

Toni is one of the main architects of the dominance of our young chess players at the national championships, where the number of medals and successes has been steadily increasing in recent years. Under his tutelage, students are achieving top results, progressing in their competitive confidence and deepening their understanding of the game.