FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
FIDE EB 3/2013 (Tallinn * 30.09-10.10.2013)
REPORT - August 11 th , 2013
Dear Mr. President,
Here is our Commission’s Report for the FIDE EB 3/2013. We have held our Meeting in Washington DC (08- 11.08.2013), as approved by the last PB. We have noted all proposals and decisions concerning the operation of our Commission and we have informed the Executive Director and we were able to solve in perfect harmony all subjects. Most of the TRG Minutes contents concerns formalities and general every-day work, but there are some issues which should be exclusively decided by the EB. From these extensive Minutes we ask you to approve the following:
1. New TRG Titles: TRG Council voted on applications and confirmed seminar results according to the TRG Guide and approved the attached titles (Annex: 01-TRG-New Titles).
2. FIDE Academies: The Council received two new applications:
2.1. By the Oman CF via the Asian CF: Oman International Chess Academy (Al-Khuwair - Oman). As Oman is not a FIDE registered CF yet, the Asian CF (And Asian Chess Academy) decided to hold it under his auspices, as a branch Academy. The Council positively endorses the Application (Annexes: 02-TRG-Application Academy - Oman CA 1 & 2 & 3 & 4).
2.2. By the South African CF: ChessExcellence (Johannesburg - South Africa). The Council positively endorses the Application (Annex: 03-TRG-Application Academy - South Africa CA 2).
3. TRG New Regulations: The Council prepared the proposed new regulations, which are now completed, based on the experience that we have gathered over the last five years (main and eight appendixes). We did not touch any sensitive subject, but we mainly changed necessary articles to make titles and seminars fairer and clearer to everybody. We ask for approval (Annexes: 04-TRG-FIDE - TRG Regulations - Main & Appendixes 1-8).
4. TRG Budget 2014: The Council prepared the proposed 2014 Budget, as every year. We ask for approval. Note that we handed our detailed Budget analysis to the Treasurer.
5. FIDE Trainers Αwards 2012: As according to the Regulations and the Schedule, our Council completed the procedure and announced the results of this contest. The Award Ceremony took place in Maryland, USA (Hotel Hilton) on August 11 th 2013 (Annex: 05-TRG-FIDE Trainer Awards 2012-Results).
6. TRG Representative in EB: The Council decided that Councilor M.Khodarkovsky will be the official TRG representative in the coming FIDE Congress in Tallinn. As Mr. Khodarkovsky will be attending the EB as a part of USCF delegation, there will be no expenses for our Commission.
With kind regards, The Chairman The Secretary Adrian Mikhalchishin Efstratios Grivas
Councillor Councillor Councillor Uwe Boensch Jovan Petronic Michael Khodarkovsky
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Dear Karim, Not possible to send pdfs. I suggest asking your federation to post the books to you. All the best Efstratios
Dear Efstratios, Thank you for your prompt reply and clarifications. I will take contact with Mr Hisham Al Taher to see how it is possible to cooperate with the Asian Chess Federation Academy. Is it possible for you to send me in PDF format the new books that were published by the FIDE Trainers Commission as i will not be able to go to Morocco to take the copies from my Federation. Thank for your help All the best Ismael
Dear Karim Ismael, Thank you for you application. The application is made by a federation, which in this case this is missing. I would suggest for the time being to cooperate with an exciting FIDE Academy (Asian CA for example), as a branch, until the Oman CF is established. Otherwise you have to come-up with a federation to approve your Academy firstly. Academies are approved firstly by the federation, then TRG and then by FIDE Presidential Boards, held every 3 months approximately. As the deadlines for the next, May, PB are over, the next one to be approved is in September. All the best Efstratios
From: Oman Chess [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, 21 April 2013, 11:35 Subject: Oman International Chess Academy Dear Efstratios, My name is Karim Ismael (IM & FT), i don't know if you remember me, i was attending one of your FIDE Trainer Seminar in Al Ain 2012. We together with Mr Ameer Al Raisi (National Instructor) from Oman opened a chess Academy in Muscat (Oman) last January. As there is no Chess Federation at the moment in Oman i asked Mr Hisham Al Taher of the Asian Chess Federation if it was possible to be endorsed by the Asian or UAE Chess Federation till the creation of a Federation here. We are already organizing tournaments and we hope that we will be able to organize official FIDE training Camps to improve the level of our Trainers and Trainees! How long does it take generally for an application to be approved by the FIDE ? Thanks for helping Ismael KARIM International Master & FIDE Trainer +968 91176766 / +973 39965432 FIDE TRAINERS’ COMMISSION (TRG) FIDE Academy Official Application
South African chess federation (CHESSA) National Chess Federation
[email protected] Address/E-mail
Please return the application to [email protected] Endorsed by National Chess Federation – Official
N Surname Name Year of Birth National Chess Federation FIDE ID
1 Van Der Nat Nicholas 10/01/79 South Africa 14300427
# Applicant's Personal Data Entry Remarks 1 Full Name Nicholas Van Der Nat (ChessExcellence) 2 Date of Establishing 2010 3 Country – Town South Africa Tshwane and Johannesburg Corner of Boeing street and Solomon Mahlangu Drive Pretoria 4 Address and 10 Lonehill Boulevard Lonehill Sandton
5 Email Address [email protected] 6 Mobile Phone number 082 970 4493 7 Residential Address (full) 20 Leslie Drive Douglasdale Johannesburg Nicholas Van Der Nat Mobile: 082 970 44 93 email: [email protected] 8 Director’s (Representative) Data (Name-Email-Mobile) Website: Chessexcellence.com office:012 347 0277
FIDE Academy Official Application 3
9 Official Language English
3. Guideline for FIDE Academies: 3.1.9. Shall provide the necessary information for TRG’s archives and website.
3.1. An endorsed FIDE Academy must accept the following requirements/obligations: 3.1.10. Shall cooperate in harmony.
3.1.1. Shall carry on all its official papers the FIDE title, flag, logo and symbols. 3.2. An endorsed Academy will have the following rights:
3.1.2. Shall follow FIDE & TRG proposed Guidelines and Educational Programme. 3.2.1. Can directly register its trainees (maximum one player per category - wild cards) to World Youth and World and Continental School Championships. 3.1.3. Shall follow the ‘FIDE Trainers’ Syllabus’. 3.2.2. Can directly submit its internal tournaments for FIDE Rating calculations. 3.1.4. Shall follow the ‘FIDE Official Books’, among others. 3.2.3. Can resell ‘FIDE Official Books’ and ‘FIDE Trainers’ Syllabus’ up to +100% above 3.1.5. Shall pay the Registration Fee (200 €) and annual fee (300 € per year) to FIDE. These cost. fees do not apply to the founding FIDE Academies of Berlin, New York and Singapore. 3.2.4. Can organize official FIDE Training Camps. 3.1.6. Shall cooperate with Lecturers / Seminar Leaders, approved by the TRG. 3.2.5. Can issue FIDE official attendance certificates. 3.1.7. Shall cooperate with FIDE certified trainers approved by the TRG. 3.2.6. Can propose its best student for the FIDE Candidate Master title (once per year). 3.1.8. Shall cooperate with Internet sites proposed by TRG.
Applicant’s Signature Date Stamp
2013/06/25
FIDE Academy Official Application 3
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
FIDE Trainers` System (Regulations)
FIDE Titles - TRG Seminars
The TRG (Appendix 1), by taking into ac- b. FIDE Trainer or minimum 10 years ex- count previous decisions of FIDE Presidenti- perience as a trainer in general. al & Executive Boards, General Assemblies c. Holder of the title GM, IM or FM. and various proposals of recent years revised d. Achieved a career top FIDE ELO rating and finalised the present Regulations. of 2450 (strength). These Regulations will apply to the FIDE e. Knowledge, besides his/her native lan- Trainers’ System, dealing with FIDE Titles guage, of at least one of the FIDE approved and TRG Seminars. All previous decisions languages: Arabic, English, French, German, on these matters will have no validity any Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. more and are replaced by the present. f. Has published material, such as manuals, Approved by FIDE GA - Tallinn 2013. books or series of articles. g. Proof of World/International successes, as 1. Trainers’ Titles below:
1.1. FIDE & TRG recognise the following g1. Trainer of Olympic medal winning team. titles (in descending order of expertise): g2. Trainer of a World Champion. 1.1.1. FIDE Senior Trainer (FST) g3. Trainer of a Challenger for the World 1.1.2. FIDE Trainer (FT) Championship (final match). 1.1.3. FIDE Instructor (FI) g4. Trainer of the Continental team gold me- 1.1.4. National Instructor (NI) dal winner. 1.1.5. Developmental Instructor (DI) g5. Trainer of the Continental individual champion. 1.2. Title Descriptions - Requirements - g6. Trainer of more than 3 World Cha- Awards: mpions in Youth and Junior categories. 1.2.1. FIDE Senior Trainer (FST) g7. Trainer - Founder of chess schools, whi- ch have developed a minimum of 3 IGM or 1.2.1.1. Scope - Mission: 6 titled players (GM, IM, and WGM). a. Lecturing in Seminars as Lecturer/Semi- g8. Trainer, who originated and developed nar Leader (if approved). educational systems and/or programmes. b. Τraining the trainers, developing the fu- ture of chess training, inspiring, encouraging 1.2.1.3. Title Award: and innovating. a. The application (Appendix 2) should be c. Training players particularly with rating sent through his/her national federation above 2450. (mandatory). b. It is strongly noted that the most im- 1.2.1.2. Qualification - Professional Skills portant criteria of a FST title (obligatory/ma- Requirements: ndatory requirements) are: f. (Published a. Proposal/endorsement from his/her natio- material) and g. (World/International suc- nal federation. cesses) and TRG will mainly focus on that. FIDE / TRG Regulations 1 All other requirements can be treated as non- 1.2.4. National Instructor (NI) mandatory. 1.2.4.1. Scope - Mission: c. For the FST Title Award a ballot among a. Raising the level of competitive chess the five TRG Board members will take place players to a national level standard. and a 70% positive number (Yes = 20% * b. Training trainees with rating up to 1700. Abstain = 10% * No = 0%) will be needed. c. School teacher. If the application fails, the FIDE Trainer title may be awarded. The applicant is obliged to 1.2.4.2. Qualification - Professional Skills accept this procedure and fulfil the necessary Requirements: payments. a. According to the relative evaluation d. TRG reserves the right to investigate and tables. accept or reject any statement of the 1.2.4.3. Title Award: applicant, without any further explanation. a. By successful participation in a TRG 1.2.2. FIDE Trainer (FT) Seminar.
1.2.2.1. Scope - Mission: 1.2.5. Developmental Instructor (DI) a. Introducing the trainee to important 1.2.5.1. Scope - Mission: aspects of chess, such as the concept of and a. Spread the love for chess among children preparation for competitive success. Neces- and methodically bring them to a sary to trainees who wish to reach a high competitive level. level of play or seek competitive success in b. Instructor for beginners, elementary, any form. intermediate and recreational level players. 1.2.2.2. Qualification - Professional Skills c. School teacher. Requirements: 1.2.5.2. Qualification - Professional Skills a. According to the relative evaluation Requirements: tables. a. According to the relative evaluation 1.2.2.3. Title Award: tables. a. By successful participation in a TRG 1.2.5.3. Title Award: Seminar. a. By successful participation in a TRG b. By failing to achieve the FST title Seminar. (rejected application). 1.2.6. Evaluation Tables 1.2.3. FIDE Instructor (FI) 1.2.6.1. Highest FIDE or National Rating 1.2.3.1. Scope - Mission: (strength). Counts 20% on final title: a. Teach the trainee the theory of the middlegame and the endgame. He will work Rating Points Awarded closely with the trainee towards the creation 0-1100 0 x 20 = 0 of the trainee's personalized openings 1101-1250 1 x 20 = 20 repertoire, which he will also help enrich 1251-1400 2 x 20 = 40 with new ideas. 1401-1550 3 x 20 = 60 b. Raise the competitive standard of national 1551-1700 4 x 20 = 80 youth players to an international level. 1701-1850 5 x 20 = 100 1.2.3.2. Qualification - Professional Skills 1851-2000 6 x 20 = 120 Requirements: 2001-2150 7 x 20 = 140 a. According to the relative evaluation 2151-2300 8 x 20 = 160 tables. 2301-2450 9 x 20 = 180 2451-2900 10 x 20 = 200 1.2.3.3. Title Award: a. By successful participation in a TRG 1.2.6.2. FIDE titles. Evaluation according to Seminar. the Lecturer. Counts 10% on final title: FIDE / TRG Regulations 2 Scale Points Awarded 3 2 x 20 = 40 0 0 x 10 = 0 4 3 x 20 = 60 1 1 x 10 = 10 5 4 x 20 = 80 2 2 x 10 = 20 6 5 x 20 = 100 3 3 x 10 = 30 7 6 x 20 = 120 4 4 x 10 = 40 8 7 x 20 = 140 5 5 x 10 = 50 9 8 x 20 = 160 6 6 x 10 = 60 10 9 x 20 = 180 7 7 x 10 = 70 +10 10 x 20 = 200 8 8 x 10 = 80 1.2.6.6. Written Exams. Counts 30% on final 9 9 x 10 = 90 title. For a 30-question exam the final result 10 10 x 10 = 100 is divided to three and multiplied to 30. For 1.2.6.3. Attendance. Evaluation according to a 15-question exam the final result is divided the Lecturer. Counts 10% on final title: to one-and-a-half and multiplied to 30. The numbers are rounded. Scale Points Awarded 0 0 x 10 = 0 1.2.6.7. According to the total result of the 1 1 x 10 = 10 previous evaluation tables, the titles are awarded as following: 2 2 x 10 = 20 3 3 x 10 = 30 Points Awarded Title 4 4 x 10 = 40 1000-800 FT 5 5 x 10 = 50 799-600 FI 6 6 x 10 = 60 599-400 NI 7 7 x 10 = 70 399-200 DI 8 8 x 10 = 80 199-0 No title
9 9 x 10 = 90 10 10 x 10 = 100 1.3. Procedures - Financial
1.2.6.4. Bibliography - Published Material. a. After successful graduation from the se- Evaluation according to the Lecturer. Counts minar course, each participant will receive a 10% on final title: participation certificate signed by the
Scale Points Awarded Lecturers/Seminar Leaders. b. After the detailed report submission by 0 0 x 10 = 0 the Lecturers/Seminar Leaders to TRG, the 1 1 x 10 = 10 latter will submit the title applications 2 2 x 10 = 20 /proposals to FIDE for approval by an 3 3 x 10 = 30 official body (PB, EB or GA). 4 4 x 10 = 40 c. Following approval, the trainer will re- 5 5 x 10 = 50 ceive the official diploma and badge (the 6 6 x 10 = 60 badge shall include the photograph of the 7 7 x 10 = 70 trainer and the licence validity) from FIDE, 8 8 x 10 = 80 if the following conditions are fulfilled: 9 9 x 10 = 90 c1. Requirements (Qualification) for each 10 10 x 10 = 100 title as described above. c2. Diploma of the successful participation 1.2.6.5. Experience as noted in the CV. in the FIDE Trainer Seminar (except for Counts 20% on final title: FST). Years Points Awarded c3. Written examinations (except for FST). 1 0 x 20 = 0 c4. Payments of FIDE fees (participation 2 1 x 20 = 20 and titles), according to the following table: FIDE / TRG Regulations 3 Title Awarded Title Award (one-time) Licence Fee (valid for 4 years) FIDE Senior Trainer 300 Euros 180 Euros FIDE Trainer 200 Euros 120 Euros FIDE Instructor 100 Euros 60 Euros National Instructor 50 Euros 30 Euros Developmental Instructor 50 Euros 30 Euros
d. The FIDE fee for a participant to a TRG 2.1.5. Results submission by the Lecturer to seminar is 100 euros and it must be paid to TRG for approval (Appendix 5 & 6). the affiliated federation/body, co-organizer 2.1.6. TRG’s submission of the proposed re- of the Seminar. The affiliated federation sults to PB/GA and payments to FIDE. /body, co-organizer will be invoiced by 2.2. Lecturers - Seminar Leaders FIDE for the total amount of the participants’ fees. It must be noted that the 2.2.1. All TRG seminars are conducted by seminar fee, under certain circumstances, Lecturers/Seminar Leaders (FST title hold- could be varied from 0 to 100 euros. ers). Lecturers/Seminar Leaders are highly e. It is allowed for a participant to pay his skilled professionals, each with many years Title Fee in advance to the affiliated of experience in the chess training field. federation/body co-organizer or to FIDE They combine the expertise of a professional directly. In this case he/she must inform trainer and expert practitioner, offering FIDE in writing of this action. In the case proven teaching and facilitation skills that his/her title fails to be approved by that will ensure an active and participatory FIDE, the Title Fee is not refundable. learning experience. f. A titled Trainer will be charged a ‘Licence 2.2.2. All Lecturers/Seminar Leaders (Appe- Fee’ after two calendar years have passed ndix 2) are appointed by the TRG once per since the title was awarded. Each licence year and an application (and approval) is will be valid for four (4) years. (ex) World needed in order to add a new FST to the list. Champions and the FST of the 2004 Direct Approval (founders) are exempt from these 2.2.3. In each 30-hour seminar two Lecturers licence regulations. Failing to fulfil the /Seminar Leaders will be in charge. licence’s obligations will lead to a Exceptions are allowed if approved suspension from the trainers’ titles lists. beforehand by TRG. For a 15-hour seminar g. English is the official language between one Lecturer is allowed. TRG, federations and Trainers. 2.2.4. Assistants (other titled trainers, h. GMs and IMs would not have to attend a psychologists, etc) are allowed. seminar, but would be given the lowest title together with all the TRG literature 2.2.5. The Syllabus guideline will be used in (optional). TRG seminars. A copy must be given (free
2. TRG Seminars or by debit) to all participants before the written examinations. 2.1. Order of Procedures
2.1.1. Application of the co-organizing bo- 2.2.6. When organizing seminars for Na- dy(s) to TRG (Appendix 3). tional Instructor and Developmental Instru- 2.1.2. Approval by federation and Contine- ctor titles, it could be possible that they will ntal Presidency. be conducted by FIDE Trainer or FIDE 2.1.3. Approval of Lecturers/Seminar Leade- Instructor title holders. But this has to be approved in advance by TRG. rs (Appendix 4), program and lectures. 2.1.4. Announcement on FIDE and TRG 2.2.7. A recommended estimated cost for web-sites by completing the obligatory draft Lecturers’ fees for TRG seminars is 3.500 forms. euros for a 30-hour seminar and 1.750 euros FIDE / TRG Regulations 4 for a 15-hour seminar. That amount includes 3.1.6. Shall cooperate with Lecturers/Semi- neither travel expenses nor board & lodging. nar Leaders, approved by the TRG. Various other expenses (auditorium, bulle- 3.1.7. Shall cooperate with FIDE certified in, coffee-breaks costs) will be the respo- trainers approved by the TRG. sibility of the co-organizer. 3.1.8. Shall cooperate with Internet sites pro- posed by TRG. 2.2.8. A co-organizer is granted the right to 3.1.9. Shall provide the necessary informa- charge each participant a ‘participation fee’ tion for TRG’s archives and website. up to 450 euros. Any such ‘participation fee’ 3.1.10. Shall cooperate in harmony. is deemed to include the FIDE fee of 100 euros (1.3.d). 3.2. An endorsed Academy (Appendix 8) will have the following rights: 2.2.9. In each seminar programme (pro- spectus) the following must be analysed: 3.2.1. Can directly register its trainees (ma-
2.2.9.1. Dates. ximum one player per category - wild cards) 2.2.9.2. Location. to World Youth and World and Continental 2.2.9.3. Titles’ analysis. School Championships. 2.2.9.4. Order of events and course plan. 3.2.2. Can directly submit its internal tourna- 2.2.9.5. Various costs and payments. ments for FIDE Rating calculations. 2.2.9.6. Lecturers. 3.2.3. Can resell ‘FIDE Official Books’ and 2.2.9.7. Various other information. ‘FIDE Trainers’ Syllabus’ up to +100% above cost. 2.2.10. All participants must complete their 3.2.4. Can organize official FIDE Training personal ID-Card (Appendix 7) and return it Camps. in electronical form to the Lecture. 3.2.5. Can issue FIDE official attendance 2.2.11. Any seminar participant is obliged to certificates. fully accept the present Regulations with 3.2.6. Can propose its best student for the his/her written participation. Appeals against FIDE Candidate Master title (once per year). the Lecturer’s decision are allowed within 4. Licenced Trainers 30 days and only via the national federation. The decision of TRG will be final. 4.1. No trainer will be offered free board & lodging at official FIDE events such as 2.2.12. The conduct of seminars via the In- Olympiads, World, European, Continental, ternet may be permitted, but only after Pan-American, and Asian Team Champi- TRG’s approval of each specific case. onship, and World and Continental Youth 3. Guideline for FIDE Academies Individual Championships, if he/she does not hold any official FIDE/TRG title (offi- 3.1. An endorsed FIDE Academy must ace- cial implementation: 01.07.2014). pt the following requirements/obligations: 4.2. No trainer will be offered access in the 3.1.1. Shall carry on all its official papers the official playing hall at official FIDE events FIDE title, flag, logo and symbols. such as Olympiads, World, Continental, 3.1.2. Shall follow FIDE & TRG proposed European, Pan-American, and Asian Team Guidelines and Educational Programme. Championship, and World and Continental 3.1.3. Shall follow the ‘FIDE Trainers’ Youth Individual Championships, if he/she Syllabus’. does not hold any official FIDE/TRG title 3.1.4. Shall follow the ‘FIDE Official (official implementation: 01.07.2014). Books’, among others. 3.1.5. Shall pay the Registration Fee (200 4.3. Each national federation shall nominate euros) and annual fee (300 euros per year) to an ‘Official Contact Person’ with the TRG. FIDE. These fees do not apply to the By this action, TRG’s communication and founding FIDE Academies of Berlin, New further cooperation with the FIDE affiliated York and Singapore. federations will become easier and effective. FIDE / TRG Regulations 5
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission - Council 2011-2014 N Title Surname-Name Country 1 Chairman Mikhalchishin Adrian Slovenia (Ukraine) 2 Secretary Grivas Efstratios Greece 3 Councillor Boensch Uwe Germany 4 Councillor Khodarkovsky Michael United States of America 5 Councillor Petronic Jovan Serbia
FIDE Trainers’ Commission - Members/Advisors 2011-2014 N Title Surname-Name Country/Region 1 Member Bykhovsky Anatoly Russia (Europe) 2 Member Garcia Martinez Silvino Cuba (America) 3 Member Kobese Watu South Africa (Africa) 4 Member O’Connell Kevin Ireland (Europe) 5 Member Petrosian Arshak Armenia (Europe) 6 Member Vladimirov Evgeny Kazakhstan (Asia) 7 Member Ye Jiangchuan China (Asia) 8 Member Zapata Alonso Colombia (America)
FIDE Trainers’ Commission - Technical/Editorial 2011-2014 N Title Surname-Name Country 1 Editor Bojkov Dejan Bulgaria 2 Editor Bosch Jeroen Netherlands 3 Editor Fierro Martha Ecuador (Italy) 4 Editor Glek Igor Germany (Russia) 5 Editor Gurevich Mikhail Turkey 6 Editor Illescas Miguel Spain 7 Editor Maric Alisa Serbia 8 Editor Mohr Georg Slovenia
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 1 - Council & Sub-Commissions 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 2
FIDE Senior Trainer (FST) Title Application National Federation (Applicant) Address - E-mail Federation Official
N Trainer’s Personal Data Entry 1 Full Name (Passport) 1a Surname 1b Name 2 Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) 3 Place of Birth 4 Nationality/Citizenship 5 E-mail Address 6 Mobile Phone number 7 Residential Address (full) 8 National Chess Federation 9 FIDE ID Number Highest Published FIDE Rating 10 & Year Achieved Highest Published National 11 Rating & Year Achieved All FIDE Titles (Player / Trainer 12 / Arbiter / Organiser) & Year of Award All National Titles & Year of 13 Award 14 Languages Spoken 15 Languages Written
N Experience as Chess Trainer Details Trainer of the Olympic Medal 1 Winning Team 2 Trainer of the World Champions Trainer of Challengers of the 3 World Champions (final match) Trainer of the Continental Team 4 Gold Medal Winner Trainer of the Continental 5 Individual Champion
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 2 - FST Application 1 Trainer of More than 3 World 6 Champions in Youth and Juniors’ Categories Trainer - Founder of chess Schools, Which Developed a 7 Minimum of 3 IGM or 6 Titled Players (GM, IM, and WGM) Trainer, Who Originated and 8 Developed Educational Systems and/or Programs
N Published Chess Works Title & Year 1 2 3 4 5
N Chess Courses Attended Name & Place 1 2 3 4 5
N Trainer Employment Details Info 1 2 3 4 5
Applicant’s Signature Date 00.00.0000 Stamp
Please return the application to [email protected]
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 2 - FST Application 2
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 3
FIDE - TRG Seminar Application National Federation (Applicant) Address - E-mail Federation Official
N Seminar’s Data Entry 1 Federation 2 Country 3 Town 4 Full Address 5 Dates (dd.mm.yyyy-dd.mm.yyyy) 6 30-hour or 15-hour seminar 7 Daily Schedule 8 Number of Participants 9 FIDE Seminar Participant’s Fee (€) 10 Total Participant’s Fee (€)
N Lecturer(s) - Assistant(s) Data Entry 1 Lecturer & Titles 2 3 Lecturer Seminar Fee (€) 4 5 6 Assistant & Titles 7
N Notifications Entry 1 Continental Presidency Approval (Y-N) 2 Lecturer(s) Air-Ticket & B&L (Y-N) Y 3 Audience Room Y 4 Projector - Microphone - Internet Y
Applicant’s Signature Date 00.00.0000 Stamp
Please return the application to [email protected]
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 3 - Seminar Application 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 4
NOMINATED FIDE LECTURERS / SEMINAR LEADERS N FIDE ID SURNAME NAME COUNTRY BORN 1 4100140 Bareev Evgeny Russia 1966 2 14602377 Beliavsky Alexander Slovenia 1953 3 4611268 Boensch Uwe Germany 1958 4 2904292 Bojkov Dejan Bulgaria 1977 5 1001280 Bosch Jeroen Netherlands 1970 6 715620 Chernin Aleksandr Hungary 1960 7 14100053 Eingorn Viacheslav Ukraine 1956 8 3600270 Fierro Martha Ecuador 1977 9 4100484 Glek Igor Germany 1961 10 14107074 Grabinsky Vladimir Ukraine 1974 11 4200039 Grivas Efstratios Greece 1966 12 200930 Gurevich Mikhail Turkey 1959 13 2200015 Illescas Miguel Spain 1965 14 4618777 Jussupow Artur Germany 1960 15 14100576 Khodarkovsky Michael US America 1958 16 5000084 Lanka Ravi India 1962 17 400300 Martin Andrew England 1957 18 14602385 Mikhalchishin Adrian Slovenia 1954 19 14600013 Mohr Georg Slovenia 1965 20 3500020 Nogueiras Jesus Cuba 1959 21 2500515 O’Connell Kevin Ireland 1949 22 2014610 Palatnik Semon US America 1950 23 902004 Petronic Jovan Serbia 1964 24 13300288 Petrosian Arshak Armenia 1953 25 700088 Polgar Susan US America 1969 26 14100487 Sulypa Oleksandr Ukraine 1972 27 5200016 Torre Eugene Philippines 1951 28 14100096 Tukmakov Vladimir Ukraine 1946 29 3500055 Vera Gonzalez Reinaldo Cuba 1961 30 4400011 Zapata Alonso Colombia 1958
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 4 - Nominated FIDE Lecturers 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 5
Results Excel Table Submission 1701-1850 5 Guide for Lecturer(s) 1851-2000 6 2001-2150 7 Column A: Number - sorted in alphabetical 2151-2300 8 order. 2301-2450 9
Info Columns 2451-2900 10
Column B: FIDE ID. Columns Q-R-S: FIDE titles - evaluation according to the Lecturer’s opinion. Scale is Column C: Surname & Name as it appears from 0 - minimum to 10 - maximum (counts in the FRL, divided by a comma. 10% on final title).
Column D: Country with three initials, Columns T-U-V: Attendance - evaluation according to the FRL. according to the Lecturer’s opinion. Scale is Column E: Year Born. from 0 - minimum to 10 - maximum (counts 10% on final title). Column F: Title Awarded. Columns W-X-Y: Bibliography / Published Column G: Participation Fee to FIDE Material - evaluation according to the (euros). Lecturer’s opinion. Scale is from 0 - Column H: Title Fee to FIDE (euros). minimum to 10 - maximum (counts 10% on final title). Column I: Seminar’s Code. Columns Z-AA-AB: Experience as noted in Column J: Participant’s e-mail. the CV (counts 20% on final title).
Column K: ID-Card submission (Y or N). Years Input Number Column L: Face-photo submission (Y or N). 1 0 2 1 Column M: FIDE Titles (GM-IM-FM-CM- 3 2 WGM-WIM-WFM-WCM-IA-FA-IO-FST- 4 3 FT-FI-NI-DI). 5 4 Evaluation Columns 6 5
Columns N-O-P: Highest FIDE or National 7 6 Rating - strength (counts 20% on final title): 8 7 9 8 Rating Input Number 10 9 0-1100 0 +10 10 1101-1250 1 1251-1400 2 Columns AC-AD-AE: Exams (counts 30% 1401-1550 3 on final title). For 30-question exams we 1551-1700 4 divide the final result to three and we input the number. For a 15-question exams we FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 5 - Title Evaluation Table 1 divide the final result to one-and-a-half (or 1000-800 FT to three and then multiply to two) and we 799-600 FI input the number. We use comma if needed 599-400 NI and we rounded to numbers (for example 399-200 DI 1,7). 199-0 No title
Column AF: The total result of the This excel file is submitted to TRG with all evaluation columns. Titles are awarded as: the participants’ ID-Cards and face-photos
Points Title attached.
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 5 - Title Evaluation Table 2 Appendix 6 TRG Seminar (Athens - Greece * 14-16.11.2014) - Lecturers: F Info Columns N FIDE ID Surname, Name Country Born-Y Title Fee € Title € Code E-mail ID-C Photo FIDE Titles 1 4200039Grivas, Efstratios GRE 1966 FT 100 200 GRE 10 [email protected] Y N GM-FST-IA-IO 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 100 200 Appendix 6 TRG Seminar (Athens - Greece * 14-16.11.2014) - Lecturers: FST Efstratios Grivas Rating 20% FIDE Titles 10% Attendance 10% Bibliography 10% Experience 20% Exams 30% Total Status Bonus Total Status Bonus Total Status Bonus Total Status Bonus Total Status Bonus Total Status Bonus Total 5 20 100 10 10 100 10 10 100 10 10 100 10 20 200 10 30 300 900 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0 200 100 100 100 200 300 0
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 7
Continental Logo Federation Logo
FIDE Titles National Titles
Face-Photo
Experience
Personal Data
Surname
Name
Gender
Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) Published Works Citizenship Nationality Residential Address E-mail Mobile Phone Telephone
Chess Data FIDE-ID Camps/Seminars Federation
High FIDE Rating High Nat. Rating
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 7 - Participant’s ID-Card 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG)
Appendix 8
FIDE Academy Application National Federation (Applicant) Address - E-mail Federation Official
N Academy’s Data Entry 1 Full Name 2 Date of Establishing 3 Country - Town 4 Address 5 E-mail Address 6 Website Address 7 Mobile Phone Number 8 Residential Address 9 Director 10 Official Language
N Academy’s Director Data Entry 1 Full Name 2 Address 3 E-mail Address 4 Mobile Phone Number 5 Residential Address 6 FIDE-ID
Applicant’s Signature Date 00.00.0000 Stamp
Please return the application to [email protected]
FIDE / TRG Regulations - Appendix 8 - FIDE Academy Application 1
FIDE Trainers’ Commission
FIDE Trainer Awards 2012
Results
The FIDE Trainers’ Commission (TRG) is pleased to announce the fifth FIDE Trainer Awards Results for 2012. The final results were voted by the following judges’ panel, consisting of seven members, with reputation and knowledge in the field of training:
JUDGE PANEL OF FIDE TRAINER AWARDS 1. Nigel Freeman (Bermuda) - FIDE Treasurer & Executive Director (Chairman) 2. Ali Nihat Yazici (Turkey) - FIDE Vice-President & CIS Chairman 3. Israel Gelfer (Israel) - FIDE Vice-President 4. Adrian Mikhalchishin (Slovenia) - GM/FST * TRG Chairman 5. Jovan Petronic (Serbia) - IM/FST * TRG Councilor 6. Alonso Zapata (Colombia) - GM/FST * TRG Member 7. Smbat Lputian (Armenia) - GM/FST
Medals Winner 2012 2nd & 3rd Position Botvinnik Mikhail (Men Trainer) Dokhoian Yury (RUS) Petrosian Arshak (ARM) - Chuchelov Vladimir (BEL) Furman Symeon (Women Trainer) Rublevski Sergei (RUS) Brodsky Mikhail (UKR) - Vera Reinaldo (CUB) Euwe Max (Juniors Trainer) Grivas Efstratios (GRE) Kobalia Mikhail (RUS) - Gurevich Mikhail (TUR) Boleslavsky Isaac (Author) Bosch Jeroen (NED) Grivas Efstratios (GRE) - Kuzmin Alexey (RUS) Petrosian Tigran (Special Achiev.) Ubilava Elizbar (ESP) Postovsky Boris (USA) - Khodarkovsky Michael (USA) Razuvaev Yuri (Education Trainers) Razuvaev Yuri (RUS) Borisenko Georg (URS) Hall of Fame Krnic Zdenko (SRB) Kupreichik Viktor (BLR)
The Tree of Chess
The winner of each of the six categories will receive a diploma and the following trophy, made by the famous Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Odrehivskyj:
The 2012 Medals Awards Ceremony will take place during the TRG Summit in Washington DC, United States of America and more specific during the Closing Ceremony, August 11th, at 19:00 (Rockville Hilton, 1750 Rockville Pike, MD 20852, USA). We ask the medal winners or their representatives to be present and receive their 2012 awards.
Winners’ List 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012
Medals 2008 2009 2010 Botvinnik Mikhail (Men Trainer) Petrosian Arshak (ARM) Azmaiparashvili Zurab (GEO) Tukmakov Vladimir (UKR) Furman Symeon (Women Trainer) Ye Jiangchuan (CHN) Ye Jiangchuan (CHN) Dokhoian Yury (RUS) Euwe Max (Juniors Trainer) Mikhalchishin Adrian (SLO) Mikhalchishin Adrian (SLO) Bykhovsky Anatoly (RUS) Boleslavsky Isaac (Author) Jussupow Artur (GER) Grivas Efstratios (GRE) Dvoretsky Mark (RUS) Petrosian Tigran (Special Achiev.) Lputian Smbat (ARM) Nikitin Aleksandr (RUS) Illescas Miguel (ESP)
Botvinnik Mikhail (URS) Bondarevsky Igor (URS) Chebanenko Vyachaslev (MOL) Boleslavsky Issac (URS) Bykhovsky Anatoly (RUS) Koblenz Aleksandr (LAT) Gurgenidze Bukhuti (GEO) Furman Sumeon (URS) Zaitsev Igor (RUS) Hall of Fame Geller Efim (URS) Nikitin Aleksandr (RUS) Kart Viktor (UKR) Samarian Sergiu (ROM)
Medals 2011 2012 Botvinnik Mikhail (Men Trainer) Petrosian Arshak (ARM) Dokhoian Yury (RUS) Furman Symeon (Women Trainer) Dokhoian Yury (RUS) Rublevski Sergei (RUS) Euwe Max (Juniors Trainer) Grivas Efstratios (GRE) Grivas Efstratios (GRE) Boleslavsky Isaac (Author) Aagaard Jacob (DEN) Bosch Jeroen (NED) Petrosian Tigran (Special Achiev.) Psakhis Lev (ISR) Ubilava Elizbar (ESP) Razuvaev Yuri (Education Trainers) Razuvaev Yuri (RUS)
Collins Jack (USA) Borisenko Georg (URS) Podgaets Mikhail (UKR) Krnic Zdenko (SRB) Hall of Fame Razuvaev Yuri (RUS) Kupreichik Viktor (BLR) Shamkovich Leonid (USA)
The Chairman The Secretary Adrian Mikhalchishin Efstratios Grivas
Councillor Councillor Councillor Uwe Boensch Jovan Petronic Michael Khodarkovsky