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Private Lessons

Welcome to Chess Grande Private Lessons, where excellence isn’t just a goal—it’s guaranteed. While many offer private lessons, ours stand out for one simple reason: our experienced coaches. Our team comprises of seasoned professionals who have honed their skills across diverse institutions, including the Singapore Chess Federation and other established institutions. Drawing from a wealth of winning practices and curated curriculums, we bring unparalleled expertise to the table. We understand what it takes to succeed and how to unlock the full potential of our students. With Chess Grande, you’re not just learning chess—you’re mastering it with the best in the game.

How It Works

Advancing chess mastery with fundamentals

Online or In-Person

Designed to expedite and streamline a child’s progression in chess, offering an alternative approach to traditional institutional learning. With a primary focus on fundamental chess principles, our programme aims to cultivate self-reliance and nurture winning habits that are essential for achieving mastery in chess.

In this track, we thoroughly analyse a child’s strengths and weaknesses, identifying any gaps in their fundamental skills, and diligently work to address them, ensuring they are fully prepared for advanced learning opportunities.

Who is it for?

Your child's commitment to excellence in chess

Online Or In-Person

For experienced chess players, our highly customisable programme offers lessons generated on a week-by-week basis. We focus on fine-tuning strategies and techniques, tailoring each lesson to address unique challenges and student needs.

The Chess Mastery program is meticulously designed with winning at its core. It is an intensive program that requires commitment from both parents and students.

Students sign an Accountability Contract, committing to:

  • 30 minutes of daily chess practice
  • Being prepared for lessons
  • Upholding sportsmanship and perseverance


This promotes accountability and empowers students to take ownership of their learning.

Parents also commit to supporting their child’s participation in competitions and daily practice. This joint commitment from both students and parents is essential for the programme to achieve its intended outcomes.

Who is it for?