HJJ GO

Physical Branches｜Growing through interaction with teachers and peers

Course Design

Starting with fun cartoonsto spark curiosity, we then guide children with clear learning plans and AI-assisted practice. This way, kids not only enjoy learning, but also build a solid foundation.

Blended Learning

Combining in-person teaching with an online platform———teachers go beyond teaching techniques to nurture thinking skills and inspire interest. After class, children can continue practicing independently, extending learning into every moment.

Achievements

我們With AI as a consistent and objective assessment toolchildren develop the habit and ability to challenge themselves, laying a valuable foundation for future growth.

No matter their level,
kids can always find the right course here.

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Online Course｜Learn Go Easily at Home

No branch nearby or your child’s schedule doesn’t fit? 😔

You can also choose our online courses and learn from home! 🤗

Our online Go courses combine fun animations with professional teaching content, allowing children to learn in a relaxed atmosphere. Even beginners can build a solid foundation. With our interactive learning platform,，children can not only play against AI and practice with exercises, but also join ladder challenges to gain achievements and confidence.Learning Go is no longer just sitting and listening—it’s an adventure full of fun and a sense of accomplishment.

Five Abilities Go Can Bring to Children

Logical thinking, reasoning, memory, focus, and resilience!

Go is not just a game—it’s the best tool to help children grow in all aspects. By learning Go, they can develop core abilities on the board that will benefit them for life.

From Go, children cultivate lifelong learning ability and mental strength.

FAQs

🧒 At what age can children start learning Go?

In physical classrooms, with teacher guidance and peer interaction, children can start learning Go as early as 4 years old. Through games and companionship, they naturally enter the learning state. For online courses, we recommend starting at age 5, with parental support and guidance, making learning more stable and enjoyable.

🧩 Which is better, in-person or online?

In a child’s learning journey, teacher guidance and peer interaction play key roles. For younger children, we recommend in-person classes to establish stable learning rhythms through companionship and interaction. Once children develop strong interest and basic self-learning ability, the difference between online and in-person becomes less significant, allowing flexible arrangements to suit their needs.

📝 What’s the difference between AI assessments and competitions?

Both AI assessments and competitions are important ways to evaluate learning progress, but they serve different purposes. AI assessments are self-comparisons—using consistent standards to build self-motivation and learning drive. Competitions are peer comparisons—teaching children to think under pressure, face wins and losses, and build resilience. Neither is “better”—the key lies in arranging them according to learning stages. For younger beginners, we recommend focusing on AI assessments first, then gradually participating in competitions as their age and skills grow, helping them develop healthily at the right pace.