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Chess School Students Oct, 2020 Copy CHESSMATES learn from the masters PROGRAM DETAILS • Program starts on 15th October, 2020 • Last date of enrolment for the program 12th October, 2020 For Registration : https://www.kindersports.in/chessclub.php an unique online Chess programme curated by Grand Master Shri. Abhijit Kunte exclusively for School Students Master Chess Courses: Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Pre-Intermediate Level 1 WIM Mrunalini Kunte IM Abhishek Kelkar IM Neeraj Mishra WGM SWATI GHATE COURSE M-W-F T-T-S M-W-F T-T-S M-W-F T-T-S M-W-F T-T-S L1 Master 5.45 to 6.15pm -Coach L2 Master 4 to 4:30pm -Coach L3 Master (F-Playing) (S-Playing) -Coach 6:30 to 7:15pm 6:15 to 7pm L4 Master (F-Playing) (F-Playing) -Coach 5:30 to 6:15pm 5:30 to 6:15pm Pre Inter- 7:15 to 8pm Mediate L1 (T-T) COACHES – Masters- such as International Master, Women International Master Expert Chess Courses: Schedule Courses: Level 1 | Level 2 COURSE SESSIONS DURATION FEES (`) Batch Size L1 Master Expert Coach 8 30 min 2200/- 9 - 10 - Coach COURSE M-W-F T-T-S L2 Master 10 30 min 2350/- 12 - 15 - Coach L1 Expert 4:30 to 5pm -Coach L3 Master 10 45 min 3150/- 12 - 15 - Coach L2 Expert 4:30 to 5pm -Coach L4 Master 10 45 min 3150/- 12 - 15 - Coach EXPERTS - Rated & Experience Coach Pre Inter- 12 45 min 3500/- 12 - 15 Mediate L1 L1 Expert 8 30 min 1900/- 9 - 10 STUDENTS UNDER 7 YRS - Coach TO BE ACCOMPANIED L2 Expert 10 30 min 2000/- 12 - 15 - Coach BY A PARENT. COURSE CONTENT LEVEL 1 COURSE LEVEL 2 COURSE • Introdcution of Chess Board • Check • Introduction of Chess Pieces • Checkmate • Notations • Stalemate • Value of Pieces • 3 Special Position • Piece Movements ( 3 Sessions ) • Castling • Piece Captures ( 2 Sessions ) • Promotion • Revision • Enpassent • Notation • Exercise • Queen Mate • Revision LEVEL 3 COURSE LEVEL 4 COURSE • Mating with 2 Rook • Double Attack - Mating Motives • Typical Mating Constructions • Double Attack - Material Advantage • Mate In One- Exercise • Double Attack - Fork • Value If Pieces • Exercise on Double Attack • Value of Pieces - Exercise • Introduction to Chess Openings • Bank Rank Mate • Deflection - Mating Motives • Mating with 1 Rook • Deflection - Material Advantage • Common Tactical Idea - Pin • Deflection - Exercise • Analysis of Games • Analysis of Games ( 2 Sessions ) • Revision • Revision ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL • Homework - 10 Online Assignments • Homework - 10 Online Assignments • 2 Online Practice Tournament • 2 Online Practice Tournament * Exam Based on Level 3 & 4 Course At The End COURSE CONTENT PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 1 • Uncrowned Champions - Introduction to Classical Games • Forced Mate In Two • Forced Mate In Two - Exercises • Mating with a Bishop Pair • Self Analysis Methods and Guidence • Intoduction to Chess Openings - 2 Sessions • Overload Mating • Overload - Material Advantages • Overload - Exercises • Analysis of Games - 2 to 3 Sessions ADDITIONAL • Homework - 12 Online Assignments • 3 Online Practice Tournament International Master Neeraj Kumar Mishra International Level: • Team Bronze in Asian Team Championship, 1983 • Individual Silver in Asian Junior Championship,1985 National Level: • National Sub Junior Champion in 1981 & 1982 • National Junior Champion in 1985 Awards: • Awarded International Masters Title in 1991 • FIDE Trainer certificate in 2008 Experience: • Worked with GM Vladimirov, GM Abhijit Kunte and GM Dibyendu Barua • Coached GM Deep Sengupta, IM Padmini Rout, WGM Mary Ann Gomes, WIM Lakshmi Sahiti and many more Women’s International Master Mrunalini Kunte-Aurangabadkar International Level: • Bronze medal in Asian Junior Girls in 1991 at Philippines. • Bronze medal in Asian Junior Girls in 1993 at Australia. • Finished 6th in World Sub-Junior in 1989 at USA. • Finished 10th in World Under-18 in 1990 at Singapore. • Finished 8th in World Under-20 in 1991 at Romania. National Level: • National Women’s Champion 1996 – Salem, Tamil Nadu. • National Junior Champion 1990 – Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh (With record score of 99/). • National Sub-Junior Champion 1998 – Pondicherry (With record score of 77/). Awards: • Awarded the International Women’s Master title at the Chess Olympiad held in Armenia in 1996. • Awarded the Chhatrapati Puraskar by the Govt. Of Maharashtra in 1990. Woman Grandmaster Swati Ghate International Level: • Gold Medal in Commonwealth Chess Championship 2017 for Women Category • Bronze Medalist in Commonwealth Chess Championship for Women Category in year 2011. • Represented country in Four Women Chess Olympiads. (Last in Nov 2008 Women Olympiad at Germany, Indian team finished 12th out of 60 countries.) • Represented India in various age group World Championship. • Twice Silver Medalist (Women) in the Commonwealth Chess Championships. • Individual Gold Medalist in the Asian team Chess Championship & Silver medal for team. Also won Bronze Medal in Asian Zonal Chess Championship. • Twice Silver Medal in Asian Zonal Women Chess Championship. • Bronze Medal in Asian Junior Chess Championship. National Level: • Created History in Indian Chess by becoming first women to qualify in open National ‘A’ in 2001. • Won Seven times National Championships in various age group categories ( Under 12, 16, 18, 19, National B, National Premier) • National Senior Women Champion in 2006 • Silver Medalist in National Women Challengers Chess Championship in 2014. • Member of Pune Attacker’s Team which won the First Maharashtra Chess League in May 2013 • Won Individual Medals in National Women Team Championships. Awards: • Shri Shiv Chatrapati Award ( Maharashtra State) winner for the year 1998- 99 • Maharashtra's First Woman Grandmaster. • Holder of three International Master Norms. International Master Abhishek Kelkar International Level: • Represented India at Asian Under-10 in 2001 at Tehran. • Participated in Asian Under-14 in 2004 at New Delhi. • Participated in Asian Junior in 2007 at Mumbai. • Played in 4 International Open events in 2009 in Spain. • Finished 6th in the Olomouc International Open in 2013 at Czech Republic. National Level: • Finished in the 6th position at Under-7 National Tournament in 1999 at Aurangabad. • Finished in the 3rd position at Under-9 National Tournament in 2000 at Chennai. • Finished in the 6th position at Under-12 National Tournament in 2001 at Bangalore. • Won Ashok Khare Memorial Open Rating Chess Tournament in 2005 at Pune. • Won Rapid Rating Chess Tournament in 2012 at Pune. Awards: • Awarded the Chhatrapati Puraskar by the Govt of Maharashtra in 2018. • Achieved maiden International Master norm at the Kolkata International Open in 2014. • Achieved 2nd International Master norm in Delhi International Open in 2015. Write to us at: For Enquiry - [email protected] | Sagar - 79993 34641 For Registration - [email protected] | Kaustubh - 98810 83854 FOR REGISTRATION https://www.kindersports.in/chessclub.php.
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