COVID-19 Information and Updates
Do your part to keep classes on and COVID away from campus.
The health and well-being of SAIT students, employees and guests remains important to all of us as Alberta continues to live with COVID-19. In alignment with guidance from Alberta Health Services, SAIT strives to continue providing a safe working and learning environment.
You can help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses on campus. Isolation helps prevent the spread by reducing the number of people you could infect by staying home and avoiding others.
If you have respiratory virus symptoms or test positive for any respiratory illness you should stay home until your symptoms have improved, you feel well enough to resume normal activities, and you are free of fever for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication.
It is also recommended that you wear a mask when you are around others in indoor settings for a total of 10 days from when your symptoms started. Please monitor your health and remain in contact with your instructor, academic chair or supervisor who will support you in managing your absence and return to campus.
Source: Alberta Health Services
Get the vaccine
SAIT encourages its community members to get every vaccine dose they are eligible for. All approved vaccines are safe, effective and continue to play a role in preventing COVID-19 infection and limiting its spread. More importantly, these vaccines help prevent serious illness from COVID-19 infection.
Stay informed with these vaccination resources:
Health and safety on campus
Find what you need to know about health and safety requirements for coming to campus.
Before and when you're on campus
Mask-wearing at SAIT
Wearing a mask in public can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses. Wearing a mask can help reduce your risk of infection and help protect people from being exposed to your germs.
Tips to protect yourself and othersSAIT-related travel
SAIT is following and encourages employees and students to follow the Government of Alberta's and the Government of Canada's travel advisories.