Representing India
Asian Cities Chess Team Championship.
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Experience at the board
The chess experience behind Signa. Dilshad Mohammed brings tournament play and instructor training to a practical, student-centred learning journey.
The coach’s published record
Teaching is more than playing strength. Competitive experience helps connect a lesson to the practical decisions a student faces in their own games.
Asian Cities Chess Team Championship.
Represented India at the Asian Chess Championship in Sri Lanka.
National Master title awarded by the United States Chess Federation.
Registered instructor with the World Chess Federation.
These entries describe the coach’s career. Student development is individual and assessed through their own games and practice.
A student’s progress
A result is one part of the story. We also look at how a student explains an idea, handles a difficult position, and uses feedback.
Spotting a threat, comparing candidate moves, or explaining a plan without guessing.
Returning to a game, understanding a mistake, and finding something specific to practise.
Completing a first game, participating in class discussion, or trying a tournament when ready.
A new chapter at the board
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