Kế hoạch học tập tại trường vào tháng 10, 2021 tại University Canada West

With the number of COVID-19 infections steadily declining and 60% of adults receiving their first dose of the vaccine, the Government of BC recently announced a four-step plan to start reopening the province.                  

Following the advice of Dr. Henry and the BC Ministry of Advanced Education, UCW is preparing for a full return to on-campus learning for the Fall (October) 2021 Term.                                      

Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC’s Provincial Health Officer, outlined a gradual return to a more normal life with safety protocols, like mask wearing and physical distancing, remaining in place during the first two phases of the plan.   

The four steps are: 

Step 1: Starting May 25 

• Maximum of five visitors, or one household, allowed for indoor personal gatherings 
• Maximum of 10 people for outdoor personal gatherings 
• Maximum of 10 people for seated indoor gatherings with safety protocols 
• Maximum of 50 people for seated outdoor organized gatherings with safety protocols 
• Recreational travel only within travel region 
• Indoor and outdoor dining for up to six people with safety protocols 
• Resume outdoor sports games with no spectators, low-intensity fitness with safety protocols 
• Start gradual return to workplaces 
• Return of indoor in-person faith-based gatherings (at reduced capacity) 
• Province-wide mask mandate, business safety protocols and physical distancing measures remain in place 

Step 2: Mid-June (June 15 – earliest date) 

• Maximum of 50 people for outdoor social gatherings 
• Maximum 50 people for seated indoor organized gatherings (banquet halls, movie theatres, live theatre) with safety protocols 
• No travel restrictions within BC 
• Indoor sports games and high-intensity fitness with safety protocols 
• Spectators for outdoor sports (50 max) 
• Province-wide mask mandate, business safety protocols and physical distancing measures remain in place 

Step 3: Early July (July 1 – earliest date) 

• Provincial state of emergency and public health emergency lifted 
• Return to usual for indoor and outdoor personal gatherings 
• Increased capacity for indoor and outdoor organized gatherings, with safety plans 
• Nightclubs and casinos reopen with limited capacity and safety plans 
• New public health and workplace guidance around personal protective equipment, physical distancing and business protocols 

Step 4: Early September (Sept. 7 – earliest date) 

• Returning to normal social contact 
• Increased capacity at larger organized gatherings 
• No limits on indoor and outdoor spectators at sports 
• Businesses operating with new safety plans 

For more details, please kindly find more in the following links:

https://www.ucanwest.ca/students/covid-19-updates/bc-announces-covid-19-reopening-plan