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If a graduate develops a coronavirus infection during a repeat session, the graduate or their family members must notify the school principal no later than the next business day after the exam. A student will be exempt from selected and failed maturity exams.
If maturity tests reveal that a graduate has developed coronavirus, close contact will need to be assessed on an individual basis. Only those graduates who have had prolonged close contact with the patient should be isolated. Who should isolate himself is decided by specialists from the National Center for Public Health, who interviewed the patient and learned about them from close relatives.
If the graduate is obliged to isolate himself during the resumption, he may leave the place of isolation and take the maturity test at the resumption, if not before 48 hours. performed a SARS-CoV-2 PCR test prior to examination, received a negative test result, and did not show any signs of acute upper respiratory tract infection on the day of the examination if a rapid antigen test was performed prior to admission center maturity test and it turned out to be 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 maturity exams will be organized according to the security requirements.
During this year’s maturity exams, all graduates must have not only an identity document, but also not forget the 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 asking a student to remove a mask, respirator, or other protective equipment to a safe distance of at least two meters if they are in doubt 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 for exams for personal use.
