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By order of the Minister of Health, they may leave the place of isolation and carry out the examination, if not before 48 hours. performed a SARS-CoV-2 PCR test prior to examination, received a negative test result, and showed no signs of acute upper respiratory infection on the day of the examination if a rapid antigen test was performed prior to admission to the center maturity test and the result is negative.
Participation in the exam must be notified to the National Center for Public Health no later than 48 hours. before the start of the exam, indicating the maturity exam center where the exam will take place. The same conditions apply to those who will be isolated during a repeated session.
Under current procedure, graduates were allowed to leave their place of isolation and sit for exams only during a repeated session.
All other conditions remain unchanged. If you develop Covid-19 disease during the main session, graduates will be able to take the exams in a repeat session. If it happens that the graduate also becomes ill during the repeated session, he or his family members must notify the school principal no later than the next business day after the examination. A student will be exempt from selected and failed maturity exams.
During the maturity exams, all graduates must have not only an identity document, but also a protective mask. Nasal and oral protective equipment (masks, respirators or other equipment) should be worn during examinations if the quarantine regime or emergency legislation requires the mandatory use of protective equipment in a public place.
Examiners are not prohibited from requesting that they briefly remove a mask or other protective equipment within a safe distance of at least two meters if they have doubts about the identity of a student who has taken the exam.
During the exams, candidates and examiners must keep a distance of at least two meters from each other. As before, graduates will be able to bring drinking water to exams for personal use.
The situation in educational institutions is gradually improving. According to the latest data, about 70% of educational institutions, which since September. have been exposed to COVID-19 cases, there are currently no sick or isolated individuals. There are no sick or isolated people in the general education schools of 13 municipalities. The number of sick or isolated teachers and students is declining. About 1% of students and about 0.5% of teachers are currently ill or isolated.
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