Group Classes

Small groups, big rivalries — four to six students, matched by level

Kids push harder when there's a friend to beat next week. Level-matched batches keep every class competitive, social, and moving at the right pace.

Classrooms in
10+ countries

India
USA
UK
Canada
Australia
Germany
Spain
France
Singapore
Russia
Japan

And counting

How online group chess classes work: matched, taught, promoted.

Week 1

Placement

A short assessment puts your child in a batch of four to six kids at the same level. Nobody's bored, nobody's drowning — that's the whole point of matching.

Typical outputs:

Level assessment

A batch that fits

A fixed weekly schedule

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Kids from age 6, teens, and adults. Most of our students are 6–16; our adult program runs separately with its own coaches and plans.

It's the most common starting point. The trial class doubles as a friendly first lesson — your coach starts from the rules if needed and builds from there.

A live 60-minute class with a real coach on Zoom or Google Meet. The coach plays with your child, assesses their level, and you get a written plan afterward. No credit card required, and parents are welcome to sit in.

Live over Zoom or Google Meet, with games and puzzles on Chess.com or Lichess. Your weekly schedule, class links, and assignments all live in the Elvyn app.

Every class is a scheduled, live session with a vetted coach — visible on your schedule, and parents are free to observe any class.

Yes — up to 24 hours before class, free of charge.

By level, age, language, and timezone — and if the fit isn't right after the first classes, we switch coaches, no awkward conversation required.

Pricing depends on format and schedule. Book a free trial and you'll get an exact quote with your student's written plan — no obligation.