Chess Instructor 2007

Chess Instructor 2007 was published in late 2006 by the Dutch-based New In Chess, a division of the Roundhouse Group renowned for its extensive library of instructional manuals and tournament chronicles. Authored by Jeroen Bosch, a Dutch International Master and prolific chess writer, the book serves as part of a recurring series intended to bridge the gap between intermediate club players and advanced strategic mastery. The work is organized as a structured training guide, drawing on the author's background as an active coach to translate complex engine evaluations and grandmaster-level decision making into accessible, actionable lessons.

The design of the manual reflects the hallmark editorial style of New In Chess, focusing on high-density diagrams and pedagogical clarity over dense prose. Bosch designed the chapters to address specific tactical themes and positional motifs that were prevalent in professional play during the mid-2000s, a period marked by the rapid adoption of powerful chess software. Upon its release, the volume was well-received within the European chess community for its methodical approach to self-study, establishing itself as a standard resource for players looking to refine their analytical technique.