Intermediate Chess Course
From knowing the rules to thinking like a player. Learn the tactical patterns — pins, forks, skewers — that decide real games.
Prerequisites
Syllabus
Who Is This Course For?
- For students who have successfully finished the Beginner course or possess the required knowledge
- Minimum age: four years old
- All you need is a laptop or tablet with a strong internet connection
Syllabus
Intermediate I Syllabus
01 Following the Opening Principles
02 Pin (25 puzzles)
03 Skewer (25 puzzles)
04 Fork (25 puzzles)
05 Discovered Attack (20 puzzles)
06 Double Check (20 puzzles)
07 Promotion (10 puzzles)
08 Under Promotion (10 puzzles)
09 Fool's Mate and Scholar's Mate
10 Fair and Unfair exchanges
11 Back Rank Mate (20 puzzles)
12 Three Phases of the Game
13 Ideas of the Middle Game
14 One Rook Checkmate
15 Smothered Mate, Arabian Mate, Anastasia's Mate, Boden's Mate, Hook Mate (5 puzzles each)
16 Mate in 2 (25 puzzles)
17 Playing sessions
Learning Outcomes
What Your Child Will Achieve
- Significant gain in chess comprehension
- A great way to learn the tactics of the game
- Begin to excel in chess contests
- Excellent preparation to beat the competition in tournaments
Advantages
Chess Has a Lot of Advantages
- Improves memory, attention and problem-solving
- Enhances logical and analytical thinking
- Sharpens concentration, pattern recognition and decision making
- Builds self-esteem and self-worth
Level Up Your Game
Move beyond the basics and start winning with real tactical understanding.
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