Our goal is to provide free, high quality lessons for people around the world who want to learn how to play chess or improve their play. Currently, professional chess coaching can cost up to hundreds of dollars a month, and not everybody can afford this service. Those who are interested in chess should have access to a professional learning service that won’t cost them a penny.
Chesscademy was created to cater to a wide variety of playing levels. We offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses – there’s a track for a person who has never touched a piece in his or her life, and there are lessons for experts with decades of tournament experience. Our comprehensive educational curriculum consists of informative visual media and interactive exercises.
We’re here to provide you the educational resources you deserve. Join us and unlock your chess potential.
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