Ajesh Kumar A Chess Trainer
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Certified Chess Trainer
Conduct group and individual chess lessons for students ranging from beginners to Intermediate levels.
Develop and implement personalized training programs tailored to each student's needs and goals.
Analyze students' games, provide feedback, and suggest improvements in their strategies and tactics.
Prepare students for local and regional chess tournaments, including game analysis, practice matches, and mental preparation.
Organize and lead chess workshops and seminars for chess enthusiasts.

Chess Instruction: Expert in teaching chess rules, openings, middlegame strategies, endgame techniques, and tactics. Proficient in analyzing games and providing constructive feedback to enhance players' performance.
Individualized Training: Skilled at assessing students' strengths and weaknesses to develop personalized training plans. Adapts teaching methods to suit different learning styles and levels of expertise.
Game Analysis: Ability to analyze chess games, identify key moves, and explain strategic concepts to players. Proficient in using chess software and tools for game analysis and preparation.
Tournament Preparation: Experience in preparing students for chess tournaments, including training on time management, psychological readiness, and opponent analysis.
Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills. Able to explain complex chess concepts in a clear and understandable manner. Effective in providing feedback and motivating students to achieve their goals.
Patience and Empathy: Patient and understanding approach when working with students of different ages and skill levels. Encourages a supportive and positive learning environment.

Subjects

Chess Beginner-Intermediate
Chess in School Beginner-Intermediate

Experience

Trainer (Jul, 2022–Present) at 24chess.net, Kerala, Alappuzha

Trainer, Online and Online
Trainer (Apr, 2019–Jul, 2022) at East Venice Chess Solutions

Trainer, Arbiter
Coach (Jun, 2008–Jun, 2012) at Academy for Chess education,

Off line Classes

Education

BSc (Networking Technology) (Jun, 2013–Jun, 2016) from Sikkim-Manipal University
Chess Trainer (Jan, 2005–now) from 24chess.net, Kerala, Alappuzha

Fee details

₹500–1,000/hour (US$5.90–11.79/hour)

Group Class ₹200/50 min (Maximum 6 Students in a group)
Group Class ₹250/50 min (Maximum 6 Students in a group)
One to one beginners ₹600/45 min
One to one Intermediate ₹800/50 min

Courses offered

Beginner Level Group
- ₹200
- Duration: 50 Minute
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: 5
- Instruction language: Malayalam
- Certificate provided: No
Maximum 6 Students in group
In chess, a beginner level player typically refers to someone who is just starting to learn the game or has minimal experience with it. Beginner players may be familiar with the basic rules of chess, such as how the pieces move and the objective of the game (i.e., checkmate), but they may not yet have a strong grasp of fundamental concepts such as tactics, strategy, and openings. Beginner players often focus on learning essential principles, improving their piece coordination, and avoiding blunders.
Beginner Level One to one
- ₹600
- Duration: 45 Minute
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: Malayalam
- Certificate provided: No
In chess, a beginner level player typically refers to someone who is just starting to learn the game or has minimal experience with it. Beginner players may be familiar with the basic rules of chess, such as how the pieces move and the objective of the game (i.e., checkmate), but they may not yet have a strong grasp of fundamental concepts such as tactics, strategy, and openings. Beginner players often focus on learning essential principles, improving their piece coordination, and avoiding blunders.
Intermediate Level Group
- ₹250
- Duration: 50 Minute
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: 5
- Instruction language: Malayalam
- Certificate provided: No
Maximum 6 Students per group

At the intermediate level of chess, players typically have a solid understanding of basic principles such as piece development, controlling the center, and basic tactics like forks, pins, and skewers. Intermediate players are often familiar with some common opening principles and may have a repertoire of a few openings they prefer to play.

In addition to these fundamentals, intermediate players begin to delve deeper into strategic concepts such as pawn structure, piece coordination, and long-term planning. They may also start studying more advanced tactical motifs and combinations.

Overall, intermediate players are comfortable with the mechanics of the game and are ready to refine their skills further through practice, study, and playing against opponents of varying strengths.
Intermediate One to one
- ₹800
- Duration: 45 Minute
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: Malayalam
- Certificate provided: No
At the intermediate level of chess, players typically have a solid understanding of basic principles such as piece development, controlling the center, and basic tactics like forks, pins, and skewers. Intermediate players are often familiar with some common opening principles and may have a repertoire of a few openings they prefer to play.

In addition to these fundamentals, intermediate players begin to delve deeper into strategic concepts such as pawn structure, piece coordination, and long-term planning. They may also start studying more advanced tactical motifs and combinations.

Overall, intermediate players are comfortable with the mechanics of the game and are ready to refine their skills further through practice, study, and playing against opponents of varying strengths.