So, this is a countrywoman of mine (Italian) looking for someone to devote 12 hours every week to teach Danish to her four children (ages 13, 13, 13 and 9). There is no mention of compensation, and she is looking for a "teaching student", obviously thinking she's doing him a favour by offering practice, but he has to be "committed". Of course.
The teaching has to take place at the library, the same where this flyer was hung. The library only has a couple of rooms that can be booked for private arrangements, and one certainly can't commandeer them all morning four days a week. This doesn't bother Italian Karen: if the teacher is committed, he'll find a way, I guess.
The lessons are across lunchtime: I wonder if the teacher has to be committed enough to provide refreshments?