| Tutor | Blair Cramer |
| Day and Time | Monday, 10.00 - 12.30 |
| Dates | February 13 to November 12, 2012 |
| Venue | Ross House, Ground Floor, Meeting Room 1 |
| Course Description |
Chess is an ancient art, game and sport. Known as the "Royal Game" it has a rich tradition. An excellent form of brain gym for seniors, chess offers one the opportunity to be imaginative and creative. We have adapted a once-secret step-by-step Russian program of training and no prior knowledge is required. Alternatively you can practise your skills, playing in a friendly environment. |
| Cost | None |
| Prerequisites | The course caters for different skill levels. The class for Advanced commences at 10am and Beginners at 11am. |
| No. of places | 32 |
| What students enjoy about the course |
“the patient and knowledgeable approach of our instructor and the handouts every lesson”
"the relaxed atmosphere and friendly interaction"
“the division of participants according to their experience is good, reducing the problem of mismatched players”
“good teaching skills, and plenty of opportunity to practise”
·“the challenge of a difficult game and the opportunity to learn more about the theory”
·“since I was a complete novice, the course enabled me to know the moves, and enjoy the game with enough confidence to play with various levels of opponents in the class”
“I very much enjoy the theory of chess, and each week we have the option of learning new tactics at the start or playing for the full 2 hours”
“the welcoming and friendliness that emanate from the class, even if you are a poor player like me”
“analysing the game whilst playing, and also playing with various people of different strength in the game”
“the fact that top chess players are willing to play with lesser experienced ones”
“it caters for beginners as well as regular players, so it’s difficult to see how it could be improved”
· “I am glad this feedback gives me the opportunity to thank our course tutors for their dedication and enthusiasm, as well as their professionalism in conducting this course with people of many different backgrounds”
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