When possible, we recommend that you favor online tutoring to avoid putting anyone at risk.
That being said, it is possible to have a tutoring session in person as long as the following safety measures are observed:
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The workspace should be cleaned before and after each session. When possible, use an outdoor workspace if weather permits.
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The tutor should limit the transport of objects between his house and the location of the tutoring session.
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The student and tutor should use their own pencils, papers or computer.
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The student and tutor must wash their hands at the beginning and at the end of the tutoring session.
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The student and tutor should avoid touching their eyes, nose or mouth with hands or gloves.
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If it is not possible to implement distancing measures of 2 meters, the wearing of a mask or face cover (covering the nose and mouth) is strongly recommended.
In person tutoring is not allowed for the following individuals:
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Individuals who exhibit symptoms compatible with COVID-19, such as fever, cough, difficulty breathing, or loss of smell without nasal congestion.
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Individuals who have received a direction to isolate themselves by the regional public health department in their region.
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Individuals who have been diagnosed with a COVID-19 infection.
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Individuals who have been in close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19.
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Individuals who have returned from travel while their period of isolation has not ended.
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In addition, students and tutors who suffer from a condition that puts them at greater risk for serious complications from COVID-19 are recommended to avoid in-person tutoring and to opt for online tutoring.
Online tutoring remains a safe way to continue your tutoring sessions, and adequately prepares you for your return to school, college and university
