A Good chess player at Beginners level must have a variety of qualities, including:

• Studiousness: They study often and like to study.

• Pattern recognition: This is considered the biggest skill in chess.

• Self-critical: They can perform dispassionate analysis.

• Determined: They want to be good at chess and want to improve.

• Harmony: They use all of their pieces together.

• Considerate: They consider their opponent's threats before making their own moves.

• Careful: They remain careful until the last move.

• Adaptable: They adjust their thinking process to match the need of the position.

• Patient: They love to take their time.

• Ambitious: They have a passion for the game and a fighting spirit.
  
  So a good training program must include all these qualities. C Squad Academy focuses on all these aspects and inculcate these qualities in students at beginners level.

Generally, Chess players with ELO rating of 1400 to 1800 are considered to be at an intermediate level. Here are some qualities they should develop:
Consistent approach: They should develop a consistent approach, beginning with the first move.

Opening knowledge: They should be able to recognize most main line chess openings.

Pawn structure: They should learn critical pawn structures and their basic plans. 

Position evaluation: They should have the ability to accurately evaluate positions by comparing the progress of each side.

Endgame Expertise: It is where a good player can set the opponent the most problems. 

Creativity: They should be able to envision different scenarios and outcomes.

Opponent consideration: They should consider their opponent's threats before making their own moves.

Objective focus: They should keep their objectives in mind during every move.

Careful play: They should remain careful until the last move.
C Squad Academy focuses on these qualities at intermediate level.

Generally, Chess players with ELO rating goes beyond the average ratings in the range of 1800 are considered solid and advanced players.  Advanced chess players can benefit from training in the following areas:
Strategy: This involves setting and achieving long-term goals while playing. Strategy and tactics should be learned together, as they are closely related.
Tactics: A sequence of moves that forces or limits your opponent's response.
Calculation: A well-developed calculation skill can help you avoid mistakes and increase your confidence.
Visualization: The ability to visualize positions is important for tactics.
Psychological preparation: This involves studying your opponent as a person and as a chess player. It can help you develop an effective match tactic and focus on your opponent's weaknesses.
Analyzing games: Analyzing games played by the best players in the world can help you identify your own weaknesses and learn from their strategies and tactics.
Learning how to learn: Learning how to learn and how to think in chess can help you improve your game.

The C Squad Chess Academy is fully equipped with intellectual and practical knowledge to make you a solid and advanced player in Chess.

Playing with a higher rated partner coach can help you to improve your game in several ways:
Increased motivation: Competition with a partner coach can help motivate you to improve.
Consistency: Having a partner coach can help you stay consistent with your practice.
Synergy: If you and your partner coach have different styles, you can become more well-rounded player.
Faster growth: Working with a partner coach can help you improve faster than studying alone.
More fun: Training with a partner coach can be more enjoyable than training alone.
Self-control and discipline: Having a partner coach can help you maintain self-control and discipline while training.
The C Squad Chess Academy provides Playing Partner as well as Playing Partner coach service.