2G principle for courses and 3G+ principle for exams
2G principle for face-to-face courses: participation only possible for fully vaccinated and recovered.
3G+ principle for exams: participation only for vaccinated, recovered and tested with a PCR test. We ask you to show one of the following documents before the start of your exam: a negative PCR test; complete proof of vaccination or confirmation of Covid-19 recovery.
Students (because regularly tested at school) are allowed to participate in 2G/3G+ regulation regardless of their vaccination status. See: 14th Bavarian Infection Protection Measures Ordinance, effective from 06.10.2021.
Air purifier in all rooms
We have extended our hygiene and protection measures for you: In addition to regular fresh air supply, all our course and examination rooms are now equipped with highly effective air purifiers using H14 HEPA virus filters. This is to ensure the best possible protection for all of us.
Hygiene measures
The well-known hygiene rules apply to our Cambridge Institut.
Please wear a mask covering your mouth and nose (FFP2 or medical mask) and secure it under your chin when entering Cambridge Institut. Also keep at least 1.5 m distance of each other in the corridors, stairwell, meeting areas and avoid crowding in the reception area.
During class/examination, a mask covering mouth-to-nose may be removed unless otherwise specified by official authorities. Please continue to observe coughing and sneezing etiquette (coughing or sneezing into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief).
We request that participants, teachers and supervisors perform the recommended fresh air circulation routine every 60 minutes. Fresh air circulation, by immediately opening the window and door for a few minutes (5-10 minutes), is considered effective. If any individual coughs or sneezes, prompt air circulation should be performed immediately.
In the reception area, the maximum number of customers remains 2. If necessary, please wait at the designated door signs and observe the direction of travel (see markings in the building). Please avoid crowding outside of the course/exam rooms.
We continuously evaluate the current situation and strictly abide by the guidelines and recommendations of the WHO in addition to the authorities in Germany (including the BZgA - Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung).
The safety and health of our exam/class participants as well as our employees is our utmost priority. We do everything we can to ensure that language training and examinations take place in a safe environment.
In simple terms, this is what we do at Cambridge Institut to follow the Hygiene Rules:
All of our staff and teachers are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Post distance markings and notices to ensure minimum distance (1.5 m) requirements are met on our premises.
Provide disinfection dispensers. Located at the entrance and reception areas.
Regularly clean and disinfect surfaces in our building. Also ensure that the premises are aired out several times a day.
Install protective screens at the reception desk to further protect you and our employees.
What you can do:
Wear a mask covering mouth to nose in all meeting areas.
Continue to keep distance outside classrooms, and avoid crowds, especially in the reception area.
Wash your hands regularly. To do this, rub your hands with soap on all sides for about 20 to 30 seconds and then wash them under running water. Also, be sure to avoid hand contact.
Make sure you have no symptoms before visiting the Cambridge Institut.
All courses and exams can be booked from the comfort of your own home - either via our online store or via registration form. You can also pay contactless/by bank transfer. Contact us by phone/email for more information on classes, exams, and other offerings. We will be happy to advise you.
People infected with or showing symptoms of Corona virus, in contact with an infected person, or who haven’t been in quarantine for 14 days since their last contact with an infected person, or who are otherwise still under quarantine, are not allowed to enter the Cambridge Institut.
