No sorry. You can get coaches for money but i don't know about for free
I need a chess mentor
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Jul 6, 2013
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There's plenty of material on the internet if you know where to look
I never had a coach.I only had 1 book seriously read when I was just starting out.It's just now that I'm working on my literature.But the one big help that I think helped in my improvement is youtube,particularly kingscrusher.That's all I had as a mentor .Then I started liking Chessnetwork and Chessexplained.Matojellic is a nice channel too if you like short games.
With no job you have TIME to teach yourself. I suggest: start with endings and leave opening study until last.
sftac
ps. Review your lost games from time to time, you learn much more from losing a game then you ever do from winning one.
I need a chess mentor to improve my game but the problem is that I'm 17 no job and I can't pay for one someone you know or someone who wants to train for free?