Campus and Accommodations Safety Guidelines for Students
don Quijote’s commitment is to preserve students’ health and safety any time while offering a full-immersion experience on campus, inside student residences and apartments, and during transfers and commuting. To achieve that, we have implemented specific health and safety protocols and we have adapted our facilities, adding extra equipment to comply with the latest regulations. Read on to find out more about the health and safety measures implemented by don Quijote and explore what you can do during your immersion program in Spain.
Schools will be completely sanitized before reopening
Methacrylate screens will be installed at staff's workstations
Students will receive a brief training to make their experience 100% safe
Faculty and staff have had extensive briefing in the measures to be implemented
An emergency number is available 24/7 for support in English and Spanish
Wet and dry sanitizing mats are available at the entrance of the school
Daily temperature measurement before entering the school
Sanitizer gel and soap are available any time
According to the regulation, the use of face masks is mandatory in enclosed spaces
Common areas will be restricted according to the local regulations
Staggered schedules to avoid crowds during peak hours
Reduced number of students per classroom
Improved ventilation in all our facilities
Deep-cleaning with sanitizing products on a regular basis
Outdoor-teaching options subject to weather conditions and local specifications
Support and instructions regarding health and medical assistance management
What your immersion will be like
After devising and deploying the previous health and safety protocols, we are ready to welcome students once again in our schools and provide them with the experiential adventure they deserve. However, you might be wondering how a language immersion will look like given the circumstances. This is what you can expect from your next trip to Spain:
Training
You will receive a brief training on health and hygiene
Advice
Staff's advice and help any time you need
Freedom
Freedom to roam your new city by foot or by bicycle
Public transport
You can use public transit without any restrictions
Outdoor activities
You will enjoy beautiful parks, gardens, and beaches
Cultural offerings
Visit museums, monuments, and more
Terraces and cafés
You will meet up with your new friends at bars and cafés
Gastronomy
Experience Spanish restaurants and take-away options
Tourism
You will do excursions and visit other Spanish cities
Shopping
You can go shopping on great avenues and flea markets
Groceries
Buy fresh ingredients in local shops or supermarkets
Sports
Do outdoor sports with your classmates
Health care
In Spain the health care system is often free of charge
Self-care
You will be able to get a relaxing massage
Beauty and grooming
You can visit a hair salon or get pampered in a beauty parlor
And much more
And there is much more you can do during your stay
Want to know more?Download our full health and safety guide for more thorough information. Download PDF
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