Children &
Teenagers

Children &
Teenagers

Chess lessons for children

From the way the child plays, you can guess how he will embrace his life's purpose as an adult.

-Rudolf Steiner

 

Studies show that chess lessons not only promote children's intellectual development but also strengthen their creativity, concentration, empathy, and self-discipline. Just like in music education, our aim is to design chess lessons in a way that supports children's holistic development. This is a central part of our philosophy: children should not only learn to play chess, but also develop important life skills through the game.

Child-friendly chess learning

Our lessons for children are designed to make learning chess a fun and engaging experience right from the start. With simple, age-appropriate explanations and playful elements, we help children grasp the abstract concepts of the game. We use a combination of visual aids, such as colours and pieces, to make it easier to get started and keep the young students’ attention. This approach makes learning chess rules and strategies understandable and tangible for children.

The Musicality of Chess: Chess as Expression and Language

Just as we do with music education, we place particular importance on the creative and emotional aspects of the game in our chess lessons. Children not only learn the techniques and tactics of the game, but also the „language“ of chess. For us, chess is more than a technical game; it is an art form that stimulates thought and feeling. The focus is on helping children understand the chessboard as a space for creative expression and strategic thinking.

Promoting concentration and patience

Chess is also a tool for promoting concentration and patience. Children learn not only to make strategic moves but also to stay attentive and organise their thoughts. These skills are not limited to the chessboard but contribute to overall cognitive and emotional development.

Long-term development and enjoyment of learning

Our method aims to spark and maintain an interest in chess. Instead of solely focusing on technical aspects, we prioritise that every child learns with enjoyment and motivation. After all, only those who enjoy something will be successful in it long-term – whether that's in chess, music, or other areas of life.

With this holistic approach, we not only promote children's chess skills but also their overall mental and emotional development, making them confident, creative, and focused individuals.

 

Chess lessons for teenagers

„Those who develop good habits during their youth change their entire lives.“
– Aristotle

The teenage years are the perfect time to learn chess – and why not this fascinating game in particular? Whether you want to improve your strategic skills, compete in tournaments, or simply play for fun – chess is a skill that will bring you a lifetime of enjoyment.

Why should you learn chess?

There are many reasons to learn chess – and these extend far beyond the chessboard. Chess not only promotes your thinking skills but also strengthens your concentration, patience, and problem-solving abilities. It offers a unique opportunity to train your logical thinking and mental flexibility.

Concentration and Improvement of Thinking Skills

Do you sometimes find it difficult to concentrate or solve complex problems? Chess is a great way to boost your concentration. Every game requires strategic thinking and the ability to plan several moves ahead. This way of thinking not only helps you in chess, but also in other areas of your life, such as school and when solving everyday challenges.

Chess as stress relief and a way to promote discipline

In the hectic years of youth, it can be difficult to keep track of things. Chess helps to focus the mind and concentrate on what is essential. Chess has also been shown to work as a relaxation technique and help reduce stress. Furthermore, the game also promotes discipline and patience, as every move must be considered.

Preparing for a career in chess or strategic thinking

For teenagers aiming for a serious chess career, it is beneficial to learn early and improve continuously. Chess is not only excellent brain training but also an opportunity to participate in regional, national, or international tournaments. For participation in professional competitions and achieving master titles, in-depth knowledge and regular training are essential.

Chess and academic performance

Chess is also an excellent way to improve your academic performance. Studies have shown that pupils who play chess achieve better results in other areas of school – particularly in maths and logic. The strategic thinking you develop with chess can help you look at problems from different perspectives and find solutions.

The most important reason: fun with the game!

Ultimately, chess should always be about one thing: the fun and enjoyment of the challenge. Whether you're playing against friends or competing in tournaments, chess offers endless opportunities to improve your skills while enjoying every game.

Shipping costs (flat rate)

  • Germany 1,99 €
  • Remaining EU countries 6,50 €
  • Switzerland 9,00 €

Timetable

Monday

15:15 oclock 30 min

Trial session

Dino Dehmel

16:00 oclock 60 My Chess Maxi Advanced

Dino Dehmel

3 Vacancies

17:00 oclock 45 min

Trial session

Dino Dehmel

18:00 oclock 45 My Chess Mini

Beginner

Dino Dehmel

0 Free spaces

Tuesday

15:15 oclock 30 min 

Trial session

Dino Dehmel

16:30 oclock 45 My Chess Mini Beginner

Dino Dehmel

4 Vacancies

17:30 oclock 60 My Chess Maxi Advanced

Dino Dehmel

2 Vacancies

18:30 oclock 60 My Chess Maxi Advanced

Dino Dehmel

0 Vacancies

Wednesday

16:00 oclock 60 My Chess Maxi Advanced

Dino Dehmel

None Free spaces

17:00 oclock 60 My Chess Mini Beginner

Dino Dehmel

0 Vacancies

18:00 oclock 60 min

Chess Maxi

Advanced from 10 years

Dino Dehmel

1 Vacancies

19:00 Clock : 30 My chess 

Trial session

Dino Dehmel

Thursday

16:00 oclock 30 min 

One-to-one training

Dino Dehmel

16:30 oclock 30 min 

One-to-one training

Dino Dehmel

17:00 Watch: 60 min 

Chess Maxi

Advanced

Dino Dehmel

3 free places

18:00 oclock 60 min

Chess Maxi

Advanced from 9 years

Dino Dehmel

2 Vacancies

Friday

15:00 oclock 60 My Chess Maxi Advanced

Dino Dehmel

2 Vacancies

16:00 oclock 45 My Chess Mini Advanced

Dino Dehmel

0 Vacancies

17:00 oclock 45 min

Chess Tournament Training

Dino Dehmel

0 Vacancies

18:00 oclock 30 min 

Trial session

Dino Dehmel