Frequently Asked Questions

Phoenix trains students from complete beginners through professional, competition-focused players, across six structured programs — see the Programs page for details on each level.

No. The Beginner Chess program is built for students with no prior experience. Students with existing experience are placed at the appropriate level after an initial evaluation.

Beginner Chess, Intermediate Chess, Advanced Chess, Professional Chess Training, Tournament Preparation, and Online Chess Coaching. Each program page has full details on format and focus.

Yes. The Online Chess Coaching program delivers the same structured Phoenix curriculum live online, for students who can't train in person.

A stable internet connection and a device with video and chess-board access. Specific software/platform details are confirmed directly during enrollment.

Submit the Book a Trial form with your details and preferred program. The academy will contact you directly to confirm scheduling.

The academy reviews your request and follows up directly to confirm trial details, including timing and any cost, since these are confirmed on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, Phoenix conducts state-level chess tournaments. Current and upcoming tournaments are listed on the Tournaments page.

Coaches evaluate students across categories such as opening, middlegame, endgame, tactics, and tournament readiness, with progress reviewed over time by their assigned coach.

Yes — enrolled families get access to a parent portal showing attendance, coach feedback, progress, and tournament results for their child.

Payment details are provided directly by the academy during enrollment — they are not processed through this website yet.