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Chess.com University Chess 024: Opening Repertoire for 1500-1800 ELO Players Part 1, Black vs. 1.e4

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Chess.com Members,

20 students have registered for Chess.com University's Chess 024: Opening Repertoire for 1500-1800 ELO Players Part 1, Black vs. 1.e4. There is still room for 20 more students.

*Class officially starts on Sunday, March 30th, 2014 at 1:30 PM Pacific Time (PDT) with a 15-minute live orientation session.*

 

Course Description Summary:

This Chess.com University class is like an online college class, except the topic is chess! This thorough class is aimed at 1500 - 1800 USCF/FIDE players and will cover a Sicilian-based opening repertoire vs 1.e4. Opening coverage includes "dragonish" systems such as the Accelerated Dragon. In addition to providing an opening repertoire vs. 1.e4, this class is designed to help students improve at applying opening principles. The process of building and enhancing an opening repertoire is also covered. There will be a chapter on using resources such as chess books, engines, database, etc. as well.

Additionally, this class will train students and focus on improving their ability to calculate, evaluate, analyze and plan. If you are not sure whether this class would be useful for you, simply message GeniusKJ on Chess.com and ask!

 

What is included in Chess 024?

- Syllabus: http://kairavacademy.com/2014/03/19/chess-024-opening-repertoire-for-1500-1800-elo-players-part-1-black-vs-1-e4-syllabus/

- 15-Minute Live Orientation and Introduction

- 5 Hours of Live Chess Lessons Spread Out Over 4 Sessions.

- Opening Variations and Summarized Notes Sent as PGN files.

- Two Written Lectures

- Two Class Assignments with Feedback

- One Opening Research Project with Feedback

- Organized Study Plan for Each Day of the Course(!) Using Several Resources Including Chess.com

- Final Exam

Before continuing to read this announcement, please view the detailed announcement if you haven't heard about Chess 024 before or are a new Chess.com University member.

Detailed Announcement: http://www.chess.com/news/chess-024-opening-repertoire-for-1500-1800-elo-players-black-vs-1e4-detailed-announcement-4250

 

Registration

Registration is now easier than ever before! There is no need to visit an external site to pay for Chess.com University courses. In order to purchase Chess 024, simply click on the PayPal button below and check out using a PayPal account or credit/debit card.

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For detailed information such as class format, class textbook, discounts, other payment methods, etc., please view the detailed announcement. Though, purchasing Chess 024 by clicking on the PayPal button in this new announcement is easier than the checkout method given in the detailed announcement. We will receive payment either way so don't worry either way.

Please message GeniusKJ on Chess.com after you purchase and indicate your name and email address that way we know which name and email address corresponds to which Chess.com username!

 

Remember, all live broadcasts will be recorded and available for download by all the students!

If you have further questions, you may message Kairav Joshi, or comment on this news post.

KairavJoshi
Kairav Joshi

I am the Founder and CEO of Chess University LLC, the world's leading online chess academy with its primary website located at https://ChessUniversity.com

My journey in the chess education world began when I became a #1-selling coach on Chess.com. I later became President of Chess.com University and started offering "super-premium" services, that went beyond Chess.com's core offerings.

 

In summer of 2014, I organized the world's first online chess camp featuring 2012 Vice Wold Chess Champion GM Boris Gelfand.

 

Towards the end of 2014, I created the Prodigy Program which today is Chess University's flagship offering as well as the world's undisputed #1 chess course. Five-time World Chess Champion GM Viswanathan Anand started teaching in the Prodigy Program in 2016 and has been helping Chess University / ChessUniversity.com revolutionize online chess learning since then. In 2017, 13th World Champion Anatoly Karpov taught a live lesson in the Prodigy Program.

 

Instructors formally or presently associated with Chess University include: Five-time World Champion GM Vishy Anand, 13th World Champion GM Anatoly Karpov, GM Boris Gelfand, GM Alexei Shirov, GM Roman Dzindzichashvili, GM Alex Yermolinsky, GM Erwin l'Ami, IM Mark Dvoretsky, IM Nazi Paikidze, IM Kostya Kavutskiy, IM Daniel Rensch, IM David Pruess, FM Dalton Perrine, FM Elliott Liu, FM Arne Jochens, Kairav Joshi, and many others. 

Join the Chess University group if you are interested in learning chess from the best!

 

Visit ChessUniversity.com to learn about our courses and other services.

 

Outside the chess world, I am also an educational entrepreneur with interests in bringing top STEM education to schools around the world.

 

Outside of my present career, the subject that interests me most is astrophysics. I've studied the orbital dynamics of our solar system in the past and enjoy reading about the latest research done to find exoplanets.

 

I love working and partnering with great people and great businesses. Contact me if you'd like to improve at chess or work together on something else!

 

Best,

Kairav Joshi

President and CEO

Chess University LLC

Kairav Joshi is Chess.com's #1-selling coach and creator of the Prodigy Program, the world's most comprehensive online chess course which helped created the youngest-ever chess master in American history. He is the President and CEO of Chess University, Inc. which operates ChessUniversity.com and the Chess University  (formerly branded as Chess.com University) group on Chess.com.

 

Chess University specializes in premium online chess courses, seminars, camps, and other services that feature the world's best coaches and players as instructors including five-time World Champion Viswanathan Anand. We offer a fully structured, hands-on learning experience including personalized game analysis from our coaches, detailed study guides, class homework, individual video lessons, quizzes, and much more.

 

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