I am looking for serious students willing to put in the effort that is necessary to move forward.

What I like to see is constant improvement in my students’ play and results and this can be achieved only by forging a strong relationship and understanding. Long-term cooperation, psychological insights and growth are possible when there is mutual appreciation and respect.

If you think you fit in with the description above I think we can have a wonderful cooperation. I am fluent in English, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Serbian and Macedonian so students from all over the world are welcome!

Before you leave this page, please have a look at my analysis of all the games from Magnus Carlsen’s World Championship matches in Sochi 2014 and New York 2016.

You can also take a look at my YouTube channel, where you can find a lot of instructive material. If you like to receive a chess-related email every Saturday, consider subscribing to my Substack.

Feel free to check out my Chessable courses for detailed study here.

I am looking forward to hearing from you and expecting your email at alex@alexcolovic.com.

Fischer studying in Reykjavik. Source: Internet