Your Child’s Chess
journey starts with us
- Gurus who will make your child fall in love with chess
- Learn through scientifically gamified course
- Group classes to provide healthy competitve learning
Your Child’s Chess
journey starts with us
Gamified Learning
4 Stages to become a Master
Understand the tricks and strategies to be used in the real game
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
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Show your skills in the tournaments and get International Recognition
MASTER LEVEL
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Why Kingdom Of Chess?
Our Exclusive Course which has created numerous champions.
Weekly Assignments and Quizzes for better grasping of concepts.
Weekly Academy tournaments, preparing students for higher level competition from early on.
Highly Qualified , International Rated and Certified Trainers
What Our students say
From beginners to champions, our students love the way we teach. See why.
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Skills you learn playing chess
Innovative Thinking
Problem Solving
Sharp Memory
Strategy & Creativity
Builds Patience
Builds Confidence
Improve Academics
Calculative Ability
Trusted by Parents
We have been trusted and recommended by parents. What other recognition we can ask for.
Kingdom Of Chess has helped our daughter grow in many ways. Not only has she improved her chess skills, but she has also become better at problem-solving, concentrating, and being patient. Since joining, she is more confident, and her school performance has also improved
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