At Venture Chess Academy, we believe chess is a lifelong adventure, one that enhances every aspect of life. We strive to create an environment where children can explore the game at their own pace, enjoying the journey without the pressure of learning. Every child deserves the chance to experience the excitement and growth that comes with learning chess!
Here you can find answers to frequently asked questions about our programs and services.
We recommend that children be at least 4 years old to enroll in our Chess Training Classes. At this age, most children have the attention span and cognitive development necessary to start learning chess effectively.
We will assess your child’s chess level during the demo session. Based on this assessment, we will recommend the appropriate class level for your child.
To enroll your kids in Venture Chess Academy, simply get in touch with us, and we will guide you through all the necessary steps. The enrollment procedure is straightforward, and our team will be happy to assist you every step of the way.
The fee amount varies depending on the number of sessions you are enrolling for. Please contact us directly for specific details regarding the fee structure based on your chosen course and session preferences
It typically takes around 24 sessions to acquire a good understanding of basic chess principles and strategies.
A student is generally ready to participate in chess competitions after completing approximately 24 sessions of chess training. This timeframe allows students to develop a solid foundation in chess principles and strategies, giving them the confidence and skills needed to compete effectively. However, it’s important to note that individual progress may vary. Our instructors will assess each student’s readiness for competition and provide guidance accordingly.
Yes, we are proud to award students with certificates upon successful completion of each level of our chess program.
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