chessforchildren

Chessforchildren is a renowned chess instructor in Toronto, offering expert coaching to children of all ages. The founder, Goran Milicevic, holds the prestigious international title of FIDE Master and has an impressive track record in various chess tournaments in Canada. In addition to being the Metro Toronto Champion in 1994, Goran has coached many successful Canadian Junior players who have gone on to become Canadian and Ontario Champions by grades and represented Canada on the International level.

Goran's passion for teaching chess is evident in his work with students from Havergal College, York, Sterling Hall, Toronto French, and many other schools in Toronto. He has also established the “Chess for Children School” at Swansea Town Hall, a community-based chess club with around 50 regular students since 1996. In April 2009, Goran placed 3rd at the PWC Toronto Open Chess Championship, showcasing his exceptional skills and strategic capabilities.

Another key member of the chessforchildren team is Natalia Khoudgarian, an International Woman Master. Originally from Moscow, Natalia has an impressive chess background, having been the under-21 Moscow women's chess champion and Canada's Woman Chess Champion for several years. She brings a wealth of experience to the chessforchildren program and has taught chess at various schools in Toronto, including Havergal College, St. Michael's, York, and St.

Demetrius.

Chessforchildren offers a range of chess classes and programs for students of all levels. Saturday rated tournaments are held regularly for students from Kindergarten to grade 12, with medals awarded to the winners of each section. The winter session at Swansea Town Hall includes lessons and tournaments for different skill levels, with advance pre-registration required for all classes.

With a team of experienced instructors, a proven track record of success in tournaments, and a commitment to teaching chess to children in a fun and engaging way, chessforchildren is a top choice for chess instruction in Toronto.