In accordance with the updated directions provided by the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ), all educational providers must follow the DSEDJ guidelines to provide a safe and hygienic environment. Therefore, we respectfully request all English for Asia students, parents and staff to continue to strictly adhere to the following procedures until further notice:

General Rules

 Parents/Guardians are requested not to wait inside the learning centre; however, normal collection of children is welcomed

 Parents are welcome to make enquiries/payments on a one-by-one basis, during which time the other parents are kindly requested to wait their turn outside

 Complete the online “Macau health code” and present a screenshot on your mobile device to staff before entering the learning centre https://app.ssm.gov.mo/phd/apps/healthdeclaration

 Anyone presenting a red or yellow “Macau health code” are not permitted to enter the learning centre and must follow the necessary guidelines and procedures provided by SSM

 Have your temperature checked before entering

 Wear a medical-grade face mask

 Complete a visitor log

 Use hand sanitizer regularly (provided in the learning centre)

 Minimize time spent in the lobby and waiting areas to avoid overcrowding

 Ensure you wash your hands regularly (especially after using the restroom)

 Use tissues and alcohol spray to sanitize surfaces you have used (provided in the learning centre)

 Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze (even when wearing a face mask)

 Please avoid sharing foods, snacks, or drinking from the same cup/bottle

Classroom Rules

 Students and Teachers must maintain a reasonable distance from each other   

 A maximum of 9 students are permitted in each classroom at any given time  
 

If you display any cold, flu or fever symptoms, please inform reception staff immediately.

If you begin to feel unwell, please do not attend classes and inform us immediately so we may take further preventative steps.

Our Teachers

Our teachers are required to:

 submit daily ‘Health Declarations’

 undergo daily temperature checks

 wear medical-grade face masks or face shields at all times

 avoid any physical contact with students (such as a greeting with a handshake)

 use hand sanitizer products and ensure hands are washed regularly
 

 Health Bureau (SSM) Announcement – Chinese (280KB)

 Health Bureau (SSM) Extended Guidelines for Red and Yellow Health Code - Chinese (287KB)

 

Published: 1 February 2020, amended: 28 February 2020, 2 March, 6 March, 12 May, 24 August 2020, 26 March, 8 June 2021

Note: These Health and Safety Guidelines will be revised and updated as needed in line with DSEDJ, SSM and EfA management directives.