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Terms and Conditions
Last updated: October 2026
1. Purpose and acceptance
These Terms and Conditions govern access to and use of the scolaize.com website, owned by Matías Pérez Lasala Ciacciarelli (Scolaize), and the relationship between Scolaize and users who request information or engage its education advisory services. Using the Site implies full acceptance of these Terms.
2. Description of services
Scolaize provides education advisory services across four tracks: EU AI Act readiness, AI curriculum design, school founding advisory, and school operations automation. The scope, price, and specific conditions of each engagement are set out in a separate proposal or contract signed between Scolaize and the client, which prevails over these Terms in the event of any conflict.
3. Requesting information
The Site's contact form lets you request a free diagnostic call. Submitting the form creates no contractual or payment obligation for either party.
4. Use of the Site
Users agree to use the Site and its contact form lawfully, truthfully, and without harming the rights of Scolaize or third parties. Automated, fraudulent, or bad-faith use of the Site, including the contact form, is prohibited.
5. Intellectual property
All content on the Site, including text, curriculum frameworks, methodology, design, and the Scolaize brand, is owned by Scolaize and protected by intellectual property law. No licence to use this content is granted beyond what is strictly necessary to browse the Site.
6. Disclaimer
Content on the Site is general information and does not constitute binding legal, tax, or financial advice. Scolaize does not guarantee specific results from reading the Site alone; results depend on the scope and terms of a formally engaged advisory project.
7. Changes to these Terms
Scolaize may amend these Terms at any time. The version in force is the one published on the Site at the time of access.
8. Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms are governed by Spanish law. The parties submit to the courts of Valencia, Spain, to resolve any dispute, except where mandatory consumer-protection rules provide for a different forum.
The Spanish-language version of these Terms is the legally binding version. This English translation is provided for convenience.