If you book lessons directly with me, the lessons can take place on Google Meet, Meets or Jitsi. 

My rates for individual lessons with private clients can sometimes change depending on the subject. The rates are currently the following:

• Computer Science: 50 EUR/hour

• Mathematics: 50 EUR/hour

• Spanish language: 50 EUR/hour

  • Only for Spanish lessons: I currently offer 50% discount for clients who are students and have a limited income, but I can only offer a limited amount of spots with this offer.

For all types of lessons, I offer a 5% discount when you buy a bundle of 10 hours, or 10% discount when you buy 20 hours, which you can spend on one-hour and half-hour lessons at a pace that suits you. 

You can book a free half-hour introductory lesson before you decide to buy a bundle.

My general availability is 12AM-8PM CET/CEST all days except Wednesdays and Saturdays. In order to find available spots within that period, you can use my booking page to book lessons individually. I send a link to by booking page by mail. For long-term students who want a regular schedule, I can also reserve a specific spot every week.

If you are part of a small group of people with the same learning objectives and the same level, I can also offer group lessons to the whole group. The price per student will be lower in this case, you can contact me for the details.

The rates above apply to any client living outside Denmark. For clients with residence in Denmark (which is where I live), the invoices are produced in Danish Crowns, and the prices (in Danish Crowns) can be found here (the text is in Danish).

Here you can read the whole terms and conditions.

If you have any questions, you can contact me at jacobo@rouces.com. You can tell me about your current level and goals.

We can also arrange individual lessons through some third-party platforms. Currently: Preply (Jacobo R.), only for Spanish lessons. 

There are some aspects of these platforms you should be aware of before you decide whether to buy services directly from me or through them.

• The platforms include their own payment and videoconference systems, and you will have to create an account with them. They charge a fee on my side that's around 15-20%, so on these platforms, I have to charge higher rates than if you book directly with me. Some platforms also add a fee on the client side, but it's often disclosed just before the payment. They set their own conditions in general. 

• I am not allowed to move students from one platform to another, or to my website. So if you start booking lessons with me on one platform, we will have to stick to it in the long run. If we start here, however, there's no binding whatsoever.

• The platforms currently don't allow group lessons. 

Even if you decide to book lessons directly, you are welcome to read my reviews and stats on these platforms.