An online chess tutor does what a screen cannot: notice when your child is stuck, explain the “why” behind a move, and keep them motivated when the novelty fades. Our coaches are experienced teachers who make every child feel seen — and keep them coming back each week.
Most children thrive in a small group of peers; some want the focus of one-to-one. We offer both.
Good coaching is specific. Our coaches look at the games your child actually plays, spot the recurring mistakes, and set targeted homework to fix them. Over a term, that turns weak spots into strengths — and you can watch the rating climb in your dashboard.
For children who catch the competitive bug, coaches help with opening choices, time management and tournament nerves — at a pace that keeps chess fun, never stressful.
Every coach is an experienced chess teacher, background-checked and trained in child online safety. Lessons happen in private, moderated video rooms, and our safeguarding approach is built around GDPR and child-protection best practice.
Apps are great for solo puzzles. But a child learns fastest when a caring human notices, explains and cheers them on.
Most children do brilliantly in a small group — it is social, motivating and better value. One-to-one suits children who want a fully personalised plan or are preparing for competition. You can start in a group and add one-to-one sessions later.
Yes. For competitive juniors, coaches help with openings, time management and tournament nerves, while keeping chess enjoyable.
Every coach is an experienced teacher, background-checked and trained in online child safety. Lessons run in private, moderated video rooms.
New students start with a €5 first month of weekly coaching, then a simple monthly plan. One-to-one is available on request. You can cancel anytime.