Olbia Dijital Satranç Akademisi

Chess in English Program

7+

Learn chess while using English naturally.

The Chess in English Program is designed for students who want to receive their chess education entirely in English. Chess terminology, lesson instructions, discussions, and classroom communication are all conducted in English while students continue to develop their chess skills at the appropriate level. The main goal of the program is not to teach English as a language course, but to teach chess in an English-speaking learning environment.

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Program Information

  • Age: 7+
  • Level: Beginner to advanced
  • Schedule: 2 days a week, 1.5 hours per lesson
  • Language: English
  • Format: Live online group lessons
  • Group Size: Maximum 8 students
  • Grouping: Based on chess level
  • Progress Tracking: Homework, puzzles and game review
  • Motivation: Olbia Points and achievement badges

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn chess terminology in English
  • Follow instructions in English
  • Use English naturally during chess lessons
  • Improve tactical and calculation skills
  • Develop strategic thinking
  • Build game analysis habits
  • Gain confidence communicating in English

Lesson Content

  • Chess terminology in English
  • Opening principles
  • Tactical and puzzle training
  • Strategic planning
  • Middlegame concepts
  • Endgame fundamentals
  • Live game practice
  • Student game analysis
  • English classroom interaction

Chess is a universal language. Now learn to speak it in English.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the lessons taught entirely in English?

Yes. Lesson explanations, chess terminology, instructions, and classroom communication are all in English. Instructors use clear and level-appropriate language.

Does my child need advanced English?

No. Advanced English is not required. Students should be able to follow basic instructions, while chess-related vocabulary and expressions are developed naturally during the lessons.

Is this an English course or a chess course?

It is a chess education program. English is used as the language of instruction and communication throughout the lessons.

Are groups formed according to English level?

Chess level is the main criterion. The student’s ability to comfortably follow an English-language lesson is also considered during the assessment.

Is there work to complete outside the lessons?

Yes. Students may receive level-appropriate puzzles, game assignments, chess vocabulary activities, and other practice tasks. Their progress is monitored by the instructor.