Help Your Child Become a Better Chess Player

We combine live, interactive coaching with experienced FIDE-Rated coaches, structured learning, and personalised attention for every child.

A good local coach is excellent, and if you have one, keep them. The problem is availability: strong rated players are concentrated in a handful of cities and booked solid. Online, that constraint disappears — a child in Indore gets the same Grandmaster a child in Chennai does.

The first class is free. Fees depend on whether you opt for one-to-one or group classes, and the coach will tell you honestly on the call which one suits your child.

English and Hindi, and several coaches teach in other Indian languages as well. Tell us what your child is most comfortable in when you book, and we will match a coach to it.

Every coach at Kingdom of Chess holds a FIDE rating - a ranking system used by the World Chess Federation. Beyond the chess credentials, every coach completes a structured, child-focused teaching certification with our training team before their first class, covering communication, patience, and how to make learning engaging for children of all ages.

No prior experience is needed. Our coaches start from the basics and make learning chess simple, engaging, and fun for beginners.

Apps help children practise independently, while our coaches provide live guidance, personalised feedback, and structured learning tailored to your child.

We track progress through regular parent-teacher meetings, detailed performance updates, and a dedicated dashboard so you can easily see how your child is progressing.

Classes are live and interactive, conducted through an online chess board. Your child just needs a device, stable internet, and a chessboard is optional.

Yes. Classes are private and invitation-only, with background-verified coaches trained to maintain professional, age-appropriate conduct. Parents are also welcome to sit in on any class.

Chess builds the things school rewards: focus, logical thinking and problem-solving. The curriculum is designed around how children’s brains develop, and most parents notice a difference in classroom performance within a few months.