Get Your Kid to Learn Chess from the Best Online Coach

Posted by IchessU on March 4th, 2015

It takes more than being a chess grandmaster to be good at teaching the mental sport of chess and coaching players to become better. A chess grandmaster is a chess player of great skill—meaning, someone who can play chess at high level. However, a chess grandmaster cannot automatically teach chess effectively. A good chess coach or teacher is someone who knows how to handle students and work with their specific learning pace. The best chess trainers and coaches are those that are experienced in teaching concepts, techniques, and principles and showing students how they can be applied in real games.  

If you want your child to learn from the best, choose an online chess school run by experienced coaches and teachers that specialize in teaching chess to children in the same age level and with the same capacities as your kid. Choose a club with dedicated, patient, and devoted coaches who know how to communicate effectively with young students. Today, it is easier than ever to get hold of these kinds of professional coaches. There are highly recommended online chess schools and clubs that can provide your child with the best chess training, education, and coaching.

Traditional chess lessons can be quite pricey, but not when you decide to let your child take coaching and training online. Thanks to online chess lessons, you no longer need to drive your child to and from class. You can even let him or her enjoy lessons in the comfort of your own living room.

Playing good chess requires good training. While learning basic chess is as easy as knowing how each chess piece moves across the board, learning how to play good requires so much more. It requires regular practice with skilled players and trainers. On the average, it takes 2 to 3 years of play and practice for a student to be good in chess, and only when studied closely.

A chess coach will have a considerable influence in the way that your child plays, which is why it is important to choose the appropriate mentor for your child—someone who they can learn great things from. A quick search online will lead you to a long list of online chess schools offering coaching lessons and sessions from grandmasters and expert chess players. Remember to choose the online chess school that best meets your child's needs.

About the author:

Albert Fishman has been involved in teaching chess since 1996 and is part of the IchessU coaching staff.