Programs & Levels
No mixed rooms where she holds back. No classes so big she gets lost. Just a small group of girls her level, a coach who understands her, and teammates who become friends.
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Beginner — 0 to 800
What She'll Learn:
Piece movement, board coordinates, and basic rules. Simple tactics like forks, pins, and skewers. How to checkmate with king and queen or king and rook. Opening principles and basic clock etiquette. Most importantly, sportsmanship and how to handle wins and losses with grace.The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 60 minutes on Google Meet + Chess.com or Lichess.org
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Complete beginners, casual players, and girls who know the rules but need help finishing games without panic. -
Intermediate — 800 to 1200
What She'll Learn:
Deep tactical patterns including discovered attacks, deflection, and decoys. Building a solid opening repertoire with one or two reliable choices. Essential endgames like opposition and rook endgames. How to review her own games and find mistakes. Tournament basics including clock management and scorekeeping.The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 60 minutes on Google Meet + Chess.com or Lichess.org
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
School club players, online regulars, and girls getting ready for their first rated tournament. -
Advanced — 1200 to 1600
What She'll Learn:
Positional play including pawn structures, weak squares, and piece activity. Middlegame planning and creating long-term strategy. Advanced calculation with 3- to 5-move forced sequences. Deep game analysis using master games and engine review. Full tournament preparation including opponent study and competitive psychology.The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 60 minutes on on Google Meet + Chess.com or Lichess.org
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Regular tournament players, state and national aspirants, and girls considering chess as a college scholarship pathway. -
Elite — 1600+
What She'll Learn:
Grandmaster-level opening preparation and surprise weapons. Complex endgame technique including bishop versus knight and zugzwang. Competitive psychology for handling pressure, comeback mentality, and tilt control. Annotated game production and college recruitment strategy.The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls (by coach recommendation)
Duration: 60 minutes on Google Meet + Chess.com or Lichess.org
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Serious competitors, title aspirants, and girls using chess to distinguish their academic and athletic profile.
Not sure which level?
Group Classes
Beginner — 0 to 800
What She'll Learn:
Piece movement, board coordinates, and basic rules. Simple tactics like forks, pins, and skewers. How to checkmate with king and queen or king and rook. Opening principles and basic clock etiquette. Most importantly, sportsmanship and how to handle wins and losses with grace.
The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 60 minutes
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Complete beginners, casual players, and girls who know the rules and want to learn more
Intermediate — 800 to 1200
What She'll Learn:
Tactical patterns including discovered attacks, deflection, and decoys. Building an opening repertoire with one or two reliable choices. Essential endgame technique. How to review her own games and find mistakes. Tournament basics including clock management and scorekeeping.
The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 60 minutes
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
School club players, online regulars, and girls getting ready for their first rated tournament.
Advanced — 1200 to 1600
What She'll Learn:
Positional play including pawn structures, weak squares, and piece activity. Middlegame planning and creating long-term strategy. Advanced calculation with 3- to 5-move forced sequences. Deep game analysis using master games and engine review. Full tournament preparation including opponent study and competitive psychology.
The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls
Duration: 90 minutes
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Regular tournament players, state and national aspirants
Elite — 1600+
What She'll Learn:
Grandmaster-level opening preparation and surprise weapons. Complex calculation and endgame technique. Competitive psychology for handling pressure, comeback mentality, and tilt control. Annotated game production and college recruitment strategy.
The Format:
Group size: 4 to 6 girls (by coach recommendation)
Duration: 90 minutes
Frequency: Once per week
Monthly tuition: $100 (4 classes)
Perfect For:
Serious competitors, title aspirants, and girls using chess to distinguish their academic and athletic profile.