ECU HUB – the new online chess training platform
The European Chess Union (ECU) has launched an innovative online training platform, ECU HUB (https://ecuhub.eu), marking a significant milestone in chess education and professional development. The new platform serves as a comprehensive digital learning environment, designed to enhance the skills of chess professionals, trainers, teachers arbiters, and enthusiasts across Europe and beyond. ECU HUB represents the organization’s commitment to modernizing chess education and making high-quality training accessible to chess community.
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“ECU HUB is more than just a training platform – it’s a transformative step forward in our mission to advance chess education and professional development throughout Europe,” said Zurab Azmaiparashvili, President of the European Chess Union. “
Key Features of ECU HUB include:
– Professional-grade courses developed by chess experts
– Specialized training for chess arbiters, teachers, trainers and managers.
– User-friendly interface for enhanced learning experience
– Official ECU certification opportunities – Online Validation of any ECU Certificate
– Accessible anywhere, anytime through digital delivery – Multi-device compatibility
– Lowers costs from 30 to 70% and a complete pack of webinars by area of chess activity.
– Various payments methods (including Google pay and Apple pay,).
– Taylor made programs for Federations, clubs,
As the sole organizer of European Chess Championships and with over 54 National Federation Members, the ECU’s new training hub represents a significant investment in the future of chess education and professional development.
For more information about ECU HUB and to explore available courses, visit https://ecuhub.eu.
About European Chess Union
Founded in 1985, the European Chess Union is the governing body for chess in Europe, organizing over 20 prestigious chess events annually and serving a community of more than 8 million players and chess enthusiasts. The organization is dedicated to promoting chess through sporting, cultural, and educational activities.