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We aim to make high-quality chess education accessible to everyone, regardless of age or skill level.
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Meet Our Experts
Learn from top coaches and international chess champions from global chess hubs.
Sujeet Kumar Chaudhari
Coach
With a FIDE rating of 1687, Sujeet placed 2nd in the Udaipur 2023 (below 1600) and has represented Uttar Pradesh in U-17 and U-19 nationals. A Banaras Hindu University alum, he’s coached for three years, focusing on strategies, analysis, and performance, with many students winning chess medals.
Sujeet Kumar
Coach
Priyesh Jaiswal
Coach
A FIDE-rated player (1504) and dedicated coach with 3+ years of experience, Priyesh specializes in training young players (ages 6–15) for local, national, and online tournaments. His coaching emphasizes critical thinking, strategy, and tailored learning, leading to notable student achievements and rating improvements. With strong analytical skills and a patient teaching style, Priyesh is committed to inspiring a love for chess in his students.
Priyesh Jaiswal
Coach
Akash Srivastava
Coach
A seasoned chess instructor with decades of experience, Akash Srivastava has transformed students into champions, guiding many to national titles and international success. Drawing from his own competitive background and deep knowledge of advanced chess strategies, he specializes in personalized coaching that hones each student's strengths. His approach integrates classical theory with modern techniques, focusing on openings, middle-game mastery, and endgame precision through game analysis, practice matches, and strategy drills.
Akash Srivastava
Coach
Why Choose Us
12 Years Of Experience in Chess Course
Whether your child is a beginner in Kolkata, an intermediate player in Bangalore, or an advanced competitor in Moscow, Chess8x8 has a course for everyone
What is a right age to teach a child chess?
There isn’t a specific “right” age to teach a child chess, as it depends on the individual child’s interest, attention span, and cognitive development. However, many children can begin learning the basics of chess around the age of 5 or 6. At this age, they may be able to grasp the movements of the pieces and some simple strategies.
How do I know which class should I opt for?
If you do not know chess, you will be at the Beginner level. If you already know chess, then we will assess where you stand and let you know which class you should opt for.
How soon can I join?
Once you’ve registered, we will let you know of your class start date. Individual classes can be started immediately and group classes can happens within the first 10 days of registration or as part of a new batch, whichever is earlier.
Aarav, a chess-loving 12-year-old from Hyderabad, joined Chess8x8 as a beginner. With the guidance of our seasoned coaches, he developed his skills, won his first school chess tournament, and built the confidence to take on bigger challenges.