School operations in line with the civil contingency alert level

 

Dear students/teachers

As has been reported in the news, a state of public health emergency has been declared due to COVID-19. Mímir is following the guidance of the public health authorities regarding its response and is preparing the next steps.

At Mímir, we are working hard to ensure that the school's operations can continue as much as possible, even if the authorities decide to announce a temporary school closure and/or a ban on public gatherings. We must therefore be prepared for teaching at Mími to become digital at short notice if circumstances in society change.

Work is continuing to utilise telecommunications technology for learning, teaching, guidance and skills assessment to ensure the continuation of educational provision, and teachers and project managers at Mímis will keep their students informed of the situation. Efforts will be made to keep Mímis premises open so that teachers can use the facilities, along with equipment, to communicate with students and/or teach remotely. Study and career guidance, as well as recognition of prior learning, will also be conducted mostly via remote conferencing.

 

 

Maximum 50 students per room.

A maximum of 20 employees in each room, but staff are permitted to move between rooms.

If it is not possible to maintain a 2-metre distance, students and staff should wear face masks.

A 1-metre distance between students in classrooms is permitted, but they must wear face masks.

 

 

We would like to remind you about personal hygiene measures. Hand sanitiser stations are located at the main entrance, in front of reception, and in classrooms.

If we experience symptoms of COVID-19, we stay at home and get a test.

If a case of infection occurs, the individual must inform the school by email at [email protected], as companies are now responsible for contact tracing themselves.

 

We encourage everyone to keep a close eye on developments in the news, and should new information emerge that affects school operations, we will post a notice about it on the school's online channels.

 

 

According to the latest news, a state of emergency has been declared by the Department of Civil Protection due to the Covid-19 virus. Accordingly, Mimir is following their instructions on how to react, preparing the next steps.

 

At Mimir, we work hard to ensure that our operations can continue as normally as possible if the authorities decide that schools will be temporarily closed and/or mass gatherings and meetings banned. We can expect that, with short notice, tuition will be changed from on-site to online teaching if the situation demands it.

Increasingly, we are using telecommunications technology for studies, tuition, counselling and real competence evaluation, in order to ensure the continuation of our work. Teachers and project managers will inform their students about the situation. We do our best to keep our locations open so that teachers can use the accommodation and facilities there, in order to communicate with students and/or teach students at a distance. Study and career counselling will also mostly take place via teleconference equipment.

 

 

• Maximum 50 students in each room.

 

• A maximum of 20 employees in each room, but employees are allowed to move between rooms.

 

• If it is not possible to keep a distance of 2 metres, students and staff should wear face masks.

 

• It is permitted to use 1 metre between students in classrooms, in which case they must wear face masks.

 

 

We remind you to practise personal epidemic prevention. Alcohol stations are located at the main entrance, in front of the reception desk and in classrooms.

 

If we find the symptoms of COVID-19, we stay at home and get a test.

 

If you test positive for COVID-19, you must inform us by email at [email protected], as companies are now responsible for contact tracing.

 

We encourage everyone to stay informed about the latest news. New information regarding the school's operations will be published on the Mimir website.