EVENTS AT THE WORLD CHESS CLUB BERLIN
OVERVIEW
TOURNAMENTS
Exciting tournaments organized by the club and our partners.
HAVE FUN
Social events and meet-ups for the community, friends, and friends of friends. After all, this is an award-winning bar!
LEARN
If you want to learn some chess and do it while meeting really cool and like-minded people, check out the courses.
FOR KIDS
The children are playing chess, and you are having a coffee (or beer). Berlin parenting done right.
CALENDAR
Free Chess Skill Level Assessment
If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
Activities:
Play short games with peers and the teacher.
Solve puzzles to test tactical and strategic skills.
Receive feedback on strengths and areas for improvement.
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Date: January 16, 2025. Time:18:30
Date: January 30, 2025. Time:18:30
Date: February 12, 2025. Time:18:30
Date: February 27, 2025. Time:18:30
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Maximum 30 minutes
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Free registration
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English and German
Outcome: personalized recommendations for further chess education or activities at the World Chess Club Berlin.
Suitable for adults and players of all llevels, from absolute beginners to experienced amateurs.
Chess Course Level I: Mastering the Basics in GER
If you've always wanted to learn chess but never knew where to start, this course is your perfect introduction. Designed for complete beginners, it simplifies the game, making it approachable and enjoyable. By the end of the course, you'll confidently navigate the board, understand essential strategies, and play with purpose.
This is Level One of the chess educational program at the World Chess Club Berlin. If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
What you’ll learn:
Lesson 1: Introduction to chess, piece movement, checks, and checkmates
Lesson 2: Chess rules and foundational strategies
Lesson 3: Basic tactics and endgame principles
Lesson 4: Advanced strategies, analysis, and practical exercises
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January 16th – February 6th, 2025
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Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:30
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Limited to 10 participants
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€85 for four lessons
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Conducted in German
Meet your teacher:
The course is led by Allan Mohammad, an experienced chess player with extensive teaching experience. Allan has successfully guided learners of all ages, sharing his passion for the game. A tournament winner, his classical FIDE rating is 1954, and his engaging teaching style ensures you'll enjoy every lesson.
Chess Course Level I: Mastering the Basics in ENG
If you've always wanted to learn chess but never knew where to start, this course is your perfect introduction. Designed for complete beginners, it simplifies the game, making it approachable and enjoyable. By the end of the course, you'll confidently navigate the board, understand essential strategies, and play with purpose.
This is Level One of the chess educational program at the World Chess Club Berlin. If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
Course Details:
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January 29th – February 19th, 2025
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Wednesdays from 19:00 to 20:30
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Limited to 10 participants
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€85 for four lessons
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Conducted in English
What you’ll learn:
Lesson 1: Introduction to chess, piece movement, checks, and checkmates
Lesson 2: Chess rules and foundational strategies
Lesson 3: Basic tactics and endgame principles
Lesson 4: Advanced strategies, analysis, and practical exercises
Meet your teacher:
The course is led by Allan Mohammad, an experienced chess player with extensive teaching experience. Allan has successfully guided learners of all ages, sharing his passion for the game. A tournament winner, his classical FIDE rating is 1954, and his engaging teaching style ensures you'll enjoy every lesson.
Why choose this course:
Extras Included: Course materials, a 10% shop discount, and a complimentary cup of coffee or tea at each session. Community:
Become part of the vibrant World Chess Club Berlin family!
Program Levels:
Chess Course Level II: Openings and Middle Game in GER
Dive deeper into the art of chess with our Level II course, designed to improve your skills and strategic understanding. This course is perfect for players ready to move beyond the basics and elevate their game to the next level.
This is Level Two of the chess educational program at the World Chess Club Berlin. If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
Course details:
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February 20th – March 13th, 2025
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Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:30
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Limited to 10 participants
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€85 for four lessons
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Conducted in German
What you’ll learn:
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Evolution of openings
What does it mean to have an opening repertoire
How to choose an opening/defence
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Openings for lazy chess players
Defences for lazy chess players
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Center break
Pawn majority/minority
Outposts
Open files
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How and when to “liquify” positions
Neutralise counter play of the opponent
When to transition to endgames
Meet your teacher:
The course is led by Allan Mohammad, an experienced chess player with extensive teaching experience. Allan has successfully guided learners of all ages, sharing his passion for the game. A tournament winner, his classical FIDE rating is 1954, and his engaging teaching style ensures you'll enjoy every lesson.
Why choose this course:
Extras Included: Course materials, a 10% shop discount, and a complimentary cup of coffee or tea at each session. Community: Become part of the vibrant World Chess Club Berlin family!
Chess Course Level II: Openings and Middle Game in ENG
Dive deeper into the art of chess with our Level II course, designed to improve your skills and strategic understanding. This course is perfect for players ready to move beyond the basics and elevate their game to the next level.
This is Level Two of the chess educational program at the World Chess Club Berlin. If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
What you’ll learn:
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Evolution of openings
What does it mean to have an opening repertoire
How to choose an opening/defence
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Openings for lazy chess players
Defences for lazy chess players
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Center break
Pawn majority/minority
Outposts
Open files
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How and when to “liquify” positions
Neutralise counter play of the opponent
When to transition to endgames
Course details:
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March 5th – March 26th, 2025 (4 lessons)
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Wednesdays from 19:00 to 20:30
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Limited to 10 participants
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€85 for four lessons
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Conducted in English
Meet your teacher:
The course is led by Allan Mohammad, an experienced chess player with extensive teaching experience. Allan has successfully guided learners of all ages, sharing his passion for the game. A tournament winner, his classical FIDE rating is 1954, and his engaging teaching style ensures you'll enjoy every lesson.
Why choose this course:
Extras Included: Course materials, a 10% shop discount, and a complimentary cup of coffee or tea at each session.
Community: Become part of the vibrant World Chess Club Berlin family!
Program levels:
Chess Course Level III: Endgame Theory and Advanced Chess Concepts in GER
Take your chess skills to the highest level with our Level III course, where we dive into advanced endgame theory and strategic thinking. Designed for players who want to refine their tactical and positional understanding, this course will teach you how to navigate complex endgames, rescue seemingly lost positions, and outmanoeuvre opponents with precision.
This is Level Three of the chess educational program at the World Chess Club Berlin. If you're unsure which level is right for you, we recommend attending one of our free events for a skill level assessment.
What you’ll learn:
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Opposition and its importance (key squares)
Distance effectiveness
Attacking pawns
Good to know endgames
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Salvaging positions (positions that seem lost but could be saved)
The Magnus Carlsen style “squeezing water from a stone
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Reading the nuisances in a position
Activity vs material
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How and when to “liquify” positions
Neutralise counter play of the opponent
When to transition to endgames
Course details:
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March 20th – April 10th, 2025
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Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:30
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Limited to 10 participants
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€85 for four lessons
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Conducted in German
Meet your teacher:
The course is led by Allan Mohammad, an experienced chess player with extensive teaching experience. Allan has successfully guided learners of all ages, sharing his passion for the game. A tournament winner, his classical FIDE rating is 1954, and his engaging teaching style ensures you'll enjoy every lesson.
Why choose this course:
Extras Included: Course materials, a 10% shop discount, and a complimentary cup of coffee or tea at each session. Community: Become part of the vibrant World Chess Club Berlin family!
CONTACT US
Email
wccb@worldchess.com
Phone
+49 3025798889
Address
Unter Den Linden 26—30,
Berlin, Germany, 10117
entrance through Kaiserhöfe