Five ways chess can boost your CV

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Chess is a great hobby. But did you know it can help you outshine other candidates in the job hunting space? Chess might just be the factor that sets you apart. We discuss five skills you've gained from chess to showcase on your CV.
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Let it be chess

Posted by Roline Pretorius on

Ah, a new year. It seems like a logical time to take on a new hobby, and we've got just the thing: chess! But don't just take our word for it. Here are the top 5 reasons you should take up chess this year.
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Five tips to recover from a tough tournament

Posted by Roline Pretorius on

It happens to everyone. You go into a tournament well prepared and think you might strike gold, but then something happens to throw you off. You get off to a bad start and never recover, leaving you feeling worthless and defeated.

Thankfully, it's not the end of the world. And you can still bounce back in the next event. Here are four tips to recover from a disastrous tournament.
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Ten things that make for a good chess coach

Posted by Roline Pretorius on

When it comes to improving your chess, there is often debate as to whether or not to hire a coach. If you've opted for lessons, how do you make sure you're getting the best value for your money?

Here are 10 things that a good chess coach should be doing.
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Five reasons you should play chess with your children

Posted by Roline Pretorius on

You'll find at least a couple of hundred search results for why you should encourage your kids to play chess. Better gradesImproved problem-solving skillsEnhanced life skills. The list goes on.

But have you ever thought about why you should play with them? Here are the top 5 reasons why you should be playing chess with your kids.
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