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• Spring Intermediate Chess Classes for Adults

  • Start
    March 18, 2024
  •  
    6:15 PM
  • End
    May 13, 2024
  •  
    7:15 PM
  • Location
    918 Bathurst St. Toronto ON

  Register

  This course's start date may be delayed, but is expected to begin on March 18.

  Take a deeper dive into chess!
  

  Our eight-week intermediate/advanced course builds on the basics, and introduces teens and adults to more advanced chess concepts, chess games by master players, and more, taught by National Master David Filipovich.

  Students will also learn how to use a chess clock, how to read and write chess notation, and chess etiquette for tournament play.

  On completion of this course, students will be ready to take part in chess tournaments, such as the ones ACC runs every week.

  These classes are tailored to the levels and needs the of the students, so the curriculum is flexible. Therefore, you can join this course any time!

  ACC students are also welcome to borrow books from the ACC library and play in our casual play area after class.

  Please note that there are no classes on April 1, as the club is closed for Easter Monday.

  

  Instructor: NM David Filipovich

  You are welcome to take a single class as a drop-in, but we do recommend that all students take the entire eight-week course.

  ACC members can take this course at a significant discount.

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• Spring Intermediate Chess Classes for Kids

  • Start
    April 15, 2024
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • End
    June 10, 2024
  •  
    6:00 PM
  • Location
    918 Bathurst Street, Toronto ON

  Register

  This course will begin on April 15, 2024, depending on registration.

  There will be no class on May 20.

  Take a deeper dive into chess!

  Our eight-week intermediate/advanced course builds on the basics, and introduces young people to more advanced chess concepts, chess games by master players, and more, taught by National Master David Filipovich.

  Students will also learn how to use a chess clock, how to read and write chess notation, and the fundamentals of chess etiquette.

  On completion of this course, students will be ready to take part in chess tournaments, such as the ones ACC runs every week.

  These classes are tailored to the levels and needs the of the students, so the curriculum is flexible. Therefore, you can join this course any time!

  ACC students are also welcome to borrow books from the ACC library and play in our casual play area after class.

  Please note that there are no classes on February 19th as the club is closed for Family Day.

  

  Instructor: NM David Filipovich

  You are welcome to take a single class as a drop-in, but we do recommend that all students take the entire eight-week course.

  ACC members can take this course at a significant discount.

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