The best coach, not the nearest
Online classes mean distance no longer decides which coach your child learns from.
Live Online Classes · Ahmedabad
Good chess coaching in Ahmedabad is not always easy to find close to home, and parents often end up choosing whatever class is nearest rather than whatever is best. Envision removes that trade-off: our classes are live and online, so a child in Satellite, Bopal or Gandhinagar gets a structured course, a coach who follows their progress and weekly tournaments.
Classes are taught in English and Hindi. Every new student starts with a free demo class and a recommendation of exactly where to begin.



Ahmedabad
Chess in Gujarat has grown steadily, with district selections, state age-group championships and rated tournaments giving young players a clear competitive path. Envision students already compete in the state - one placed second in a Surat district selection for the state championship - and families from across Gujarat learn with us online. For an Ahmedabad child, that competitive path usually starts with district events, so the first goal is simple: play complete games confidently, write the moves down and handle a clock without nerves.
The path from district events to state and national age-group championships rewards children who start with solid foundations. Our Beginner Chess Course builds them, and the tournament route is explained in how to get a FIDE rating in India.
Families in Gandhinagar and the newer parts of Ahmedabad often have the fewest local options of all, which is exactly where online classes help most. Your child learns in the same live classroom as students across India, plays in the same weekly tournaments and is reviewed by the same coaches - the address simply stops mattering.
Online classes mean distance no longer decides which coach your child learns from.
Coaches teach in English and explain in Hindi, which helps younger children settle into the rules quickly.
Weekly academy tournaments and coach preparation get children ready for district and state events in Gujarat.
Everything happens in one academy portal. For a fuller picture, read our guide to how online chess classes work.
A coach meets your child online, plays a few positions and recommends the exact session to start from - whether they are new to chess or already play in Ahmedabad's tournaments.
Two live classes a week in our online classroom, with a shared board your child moves pieces on. Each level is sixteen sessions, about two months.
Homework the coach reviews, a tactics trainer and weekly academy tournaments keep the learning going between lessons.
Attendance, homework scores, coach feedback and tournament results sit in the parent portal, visible without having to ask.
Students in Ahmedabad follow the same 240-session syllabus as every Envision student. The demo class decides where your child starts; see every online chess coaching course.
Student Results
Envision students train on this same syllabus online, across India and in more than 15 countries. These are some of their verified results.

Top Boy award
EJCOA Chess Qualifying Tournament · National level
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1st in Girls Under 11; selected as G11 National Player of Myanmar
Myanmar National Age Group Chess Championships · 2025 · National level
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1st in Under 14 Open
3rd All Bengal Chess Development School Age Group Tournament 2025 · 2025 · State level
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1st in Below 1799 Elo category; gained 23.6 rating points
7th Ayodhana International FIDE Rating Chess · International level
StoryBecause every class is live and online, families join from anywhere in Ahmedabad and around Gujarat, including:
Questions
No. Families in Ahmedabad learn with us through live online classes, taught by the same coaches and on the same syllabus as our four offline centres in Kolkata. Every class is live with a coach - never a recording.
Not at the moment. Classes are taught in English, and coaches can explain in Hindi. Because chess is taught on the board, most children follow comfortably from the first class.
Yes. Envision students compete in Gujarat, including district selections for the state championship. Coaches prepare students for these events and review their games afterwards.
Yes, for most children from about five upwards who can concentrate for 30-45 minutes. A parent nearby for the first few classes helps the youngest settle in, and the coach keeps lessons interactive, with children moving pieces themselves.
Structure you can check. Every class is live with a coach, the full Ahmedabad course follows a published 240-session syllabus from the first move to Masters, homework is reviewed by the coach, students play weekly tournaments, and parents see attendance, scores and results in one portal. A free demo class lets you judge it for yourself before paying anything.
Most children are ready for structured classes between five and seven, once they can concentrate for 30-45 minutes. Older beginners are welcome too - the demo class places every child at the right point in the syllabus.
Group batches run at fixed times on Indian Standard Time, and one-to-one coaching can be scheduled around your child's week. Available slots are confirmed when you book the free demo class.
Register on the site and choose a slot. The demo is a real assessment with a coach, it is free and carries no obligation, and it ends with a level recommendation for your child.
Free demo class
Book a free demo class. A coach assesses your child online and tells you exactly which session to start from - with no payment and no obligation.