Chess uniquely combines the elements of mathematics, logical thinking, and physical activity. Our courses are tailored according to the skill level assessed at enrollment, divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes.
For beginners, our course introduces students to the etiquette, rules, and basic knowledge of chess through interactive teaching methods. This approach helps students understand the interplay between different pieces and quickly get to the exciting part: engaging in real battles to enjoy the thrill of challenging opponents. For intermediate and advanced students, our experienced volunteer tutors, with a rich history of competition, conduct one-on-one battles during each class. They analyze each student's game to identify and help improve upon weaknesses. Simultaneously, we offer different levels of online real-time Chess puzzles training to strengthen students' weak points and solidify their knowledge. This targeted training significantly enhances students' chess abilities. We also regularly organize online chess tournaments to let our students experience the excitement and fun of competition.
🌟 GSSYA Chess Club Founder and Outstanding Instructor Tsz Yeung (Daniel): Daniel has been mentored by professional chess instructors for six years, won the Canadian National School Team Championship, was selected for Team Canada U18, and represented Canada at the FIDE World School Chess Championship in Kazakhstan, achieving a Personal Board World Top 10 ranking. In addition to these accomplishments, Daniel has won over $2,000 in various professional-level chess competitions in the United States, using a portion of these winnings to initiate and support the GSSYA Club's summer camp charitable activities. The founding of the GSSYA Chess Club has benefited over 100 community children with free chess training.
Class Schedule: Every Saturday evening from 9-11 am (July 1 - July 12).
Spaces are limited, so sign up now to join our Chess small group classes and embark on a journey of strategic thinking!
Join us to explore the advanced world of chess thinking.