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2020-06-15 08:31:51

Information No. 8 of the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs of Lodz University of Technology of June 10th, 2020 on the reinstatement of the applicable deadlines for the payment of tuition fees for full-time and part-time degree programmes and fees charged for repeating courses in full-time and part-time degree programmes.

  

In the wake of the lifting of certain restrictions on the functioning of the economy related to the SARS-CoV-2 virus threat, I hereby inform you that as of June 12, 2020:

  • the applicable deadlines for the payment of tuition fees for part-time degree programmes, tuition fees paid by international students enrolled in full-cycle degree programmes at Lodz University of Technology and fees charged for repeating courses in full-time and part-time degree programmes in the summer semester of the academic year 2019/20,
  • the provisions laid down in points 3a and 3b of Information No. 4 of the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs of Lodz University of Technology dated March 18, 2020 concerning the deadlines for the payment of tuition fees for part-time degree programmes and fees charged for repeating courses in full-time and part-time degree programmes in the period of the suspension of classes at the University due to SARS-CoV-2 outbreak shall lose their binding force.

 

 

Dr hab. inż. Witold Pawłowski, prof. PŁ
Vice Rector for Student Affairs
Deputy Head of Crisis Management Center

ostatnie zmiany 2020-06-15 08:34:14

Udostępnij:

Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

2020-06-04 09:36:21

Announcement of the Vice Rector for Education of TUL on the settlement of Erasmus+ student mobility which has been cancelled, suspended or terminated ahead of time due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Announcement of the Vice Rector for Education of Lodz University of Technology on the settlement of Erasmus+ student mobility which has been cancelled, suspended or terminated ahead of time due to the COVID-19 pandemic issued on the basis of Ordinance No. 21/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 9 March 2020 regarding specific measures related to the prevention, combat and counteraction of the SARS-CoV-2 virus at Lodz University of Technology.

 

GENERAL PROVISIONS:

The financial settlement of student mobility is based on a residence certificate issued by the host institution.

 

SITUATION 1 - A STUDENT WENT ABROAD AND BECAUSE OF COVID-19 RETURNED TO THE COUNTRY

 

Individual support:

The student has the right to keep the scholarship for the time of education/placement at the university/partner institution from the date of commencement of education/placement until the suspension of traditional classes/placement. For example, if the mobility started on 1 January and was to last until 1 July and the university suspended classes on 15 March, the student is entitled to individual support for the period from 1 January to 15 March.

The student must return the remaining part of the grant, i.e. from the date of suspension of classes at the partner university/end of the placement abroad (in the example mentioned above for the period from March 16th to July 1st), if all three of the following conditions are met in the case of studies or two in the case of placement:

  • The student does not plan to return to the partner university/institution when it is reopened;
  • The student, despite the partner university offering online learning, does not use it - not for placement trips
  • The student does not incur any mobility costs (e.g. for accommodation abroad) even if he/she is back in the country.

If the student, despite his return to the country, is still obliged to bear costs, e.g. for accommodation, which could not be recovered, i.e. the evidence presented by the student shows that the period of bearing the aforementioned costs is longer than the period of stay abroad confirmed by the partner institution - this is a case of "force majeure" and the university must have the permission of the National Agency to settle such costs. In this situation, the student, after obtaining the consent of the National Agency, will be entitled to individual support at lump sum rates for each month for which he/she bears the aforementioned costs.

Travel:

If the student has not previously purchased a ticket to return to Poland resulting from the date of completion of the mobility, as stipulated in the financial agreement between the university and the student, it is not possible to recognise the cost of the ticket purchased due to COVID-19, as the student's mobility costs are covered by a grant received under individual support (KA103 - programme countries) or a lump sum for travel (KA107 - partner countries).

If the student has a return ticket to Poland (e.g. for the 1st of July), the university will only be able to recognize the cost of purchasing an additional ticket due to COVID-19 if the student is not able to cover such a cost from the received/subsidy amount. To settle the cost of the additional ticket, the flat rates resulting from the distance calculator will apply, not the actual costs. The costs of purchasing an additional ticket will be verified on the basis of:

  • proof that the costs previously incurred for the purchase of the return ticket have not been recovered in any form,
  • evidence that the student was not able to cover the cost of the additional ticket from the scholarship received/due.

 

SITUATION 2 - THE STUDENT HAS GONE ABROAD, SUSPENDED HIS OR HER MOBILITY AND HAS NOT/ CANNOT RETURN TO THE COUNTRY

 

Individual support:

The student has the right to keep the scholarship for the time of education at the partner university/professional practice at the host institution from the date of commencement of the education/professional practice until the suspension of the traditional form of classes/ suspension of the practice. For example, if the mobility started on 1 January and was to last until 1 July this year and the university suspended classes/placement on 15 March this year, the student has the right to individual support for the period from 1 January to 15 March this year.

The student will also be entitled to receive financial support for the time of education at the partner university/placement at the institution from the date of resuming traditional classes/placement until the end of mobility.

For the "break" period, participants may apply for a grant, if:

  • plan to continue their mobility at the partner university/institution when it is reopened and, in the case of studies, participate in online activities, if offered;
  • they cannot return to Poland due to restrictions imposed by the authorities of the country where they are staying.

After considering the situation of each student individually, the university will inform the grantee in advance about the amount of the calculated/due subsidy.

 

SITUATION 3 - THE STUDENT HAS NOT YET GONE ABROAD, BUT HAS BORNE THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ORGANISING HIS OR HER TRIP

 

Recognition of costs will only be possible if, before the date of commencement of the mobility of the grant holder, a formal document was signed which gave the student the right to start organising the mobility (e.g. a financial agreement with the university, "Study/placement programme agreement"). (LA) signed by three parties, nomination confirmed by the host institution).

A student may apply for reimbursement of travel expenses, provided that he or she submits documentation to his or her home university showing that he or she has incurred expenses and that no form of recovery has been possible.

The flat rates resulting from the distance calculator and not the actual costs apply to the settlement of the ticket cost.

Other non-refundable costs related to the organisation of a trip that has been cancelled (e.g. deposit for the student dormitory, visa, insurance) may be covered in part by the organisational support of the university.

A student applying for recognition of the above described costs is obliged to reimburse the additional financial support received from the Polish Social Security Office in the amount of 250 euro (if received).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

A semester of study is accounted for as a semester of study at a foreign university if the student obtains a minimum of 50% of the sum of ECTS credits provided for this period in the Learning Agreement for Studies (part Before the mobility) at the foreign university. For a higher number of credits than 30 ECTS credits approved in the Learning Agreement for Studies (part Before the mobility), it is agreed that 15 ECTS credits are the minimum number to be recognised as a semester of study in a foreign institution.

 

 

 

Prof. Krzysztof Jóźwik, DSc, PhD, MSc,

Vice Rector for Education

Head of the TUL Crisis Management Centre

 

ostatnie zmiany 2020-06-04 09:39:10

Udostępnij:

Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

2020-06-04 09:29:01

Announcement No 14/2020 of the Rector of TUL of 1 June 2020 issued on the basis of Ordinance No. 21/2020 of the Rector of TUL of 9 March 2020 regarding specific measures related to the prevention, combat and counteraction of the SARS-CoV-2 virus at Lodz University of Technology

 

In Announcement No. 11/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 21 May 2020 concerning a change in the organisation of the academic year 2019/2020 at Lodz University of Technology, in Appendix No. 3, the table "Obligatory deadlines in force at Lodz University of Technology in the summer semester of the academic year 2019/2020" is replaced by the following:

CLASSES

2.03.2020 – 23.06.2020

SUMMER EXAMINATION SESSION

24.06.2020 – 12.07.2020 AND 31.08.2020-24.09.2020

SUMMER HOLIDAYS

13.07.2020 – 30.08.2020

Deadline for taking the academic oath for students starting their studies in the summer semester - 31.03.2020r.

Deadline for submitting the diploma thesis in the summer semester - 16.09.2020r.

25.09.2020 – at 2:00 pm Deadline for entering grades into the ZTN. The ZTN Terminal is blocked

25.09.2020 - at 2:01 pm Generating exam protocols through the ZSID system

25.09.2020 - at 2:01 pm Verification of grades by students. Changes in grades made at the Dean's offices Printing the protocols by the teachers

29:09.2020 - at 12:00 pm Deadline for checking grades and entering changes to the ZSID system

29.09.2020 – at 2:00 pm The deadline for delivering the protocols to the Deans' offices or accepting changes in the protocols

30.09.2020 - at 9:00 am Automatic settlement of the academic year and making registrations decisions printing out periodic student achievement cards

From 1.10.2020 - at 08:00 am Approval of periodic student achievement cards. Individual registration decisions made by the Vice-Deans

 

This announcement enters into force on 1 June 2020.

 

Rector of Lodz University of Technology

Professor Sławomir Wiak Ph.D., D.Sc.

ostatnie zmiany 2020-06-04 09:31:24

Udostępnij:

Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

2020-05-27 11:51:39

IN OPEN SPACE: SOCIAL DISTANCE OR MASK (from May 30)

If in the open space you have the opportunity to keep 2 meters distance from others, you do not need to cover your mouth and nose. So you can walk, ride a bike, walk on the street, park, beach or parking lot without a mask - but only if you keep the right social distance.

Warning! If you are not able to keep a 2-meter distance from others in the open air - for example, on a crowded pavement - then you need to cover your mouth and nose. It's about our common security.

The obligation to maintain a 2-meter social distance excludes parents with children who need care (up to 13 years of age), people living together, people with disabilities, people who cover their mouths and nose.

Here you have to cover your mouth and nose!

There are places where you must cover your mouth and nose. Those are:

  • buses and trams,
  • shops,
  • cinemas and theaters,
  • massage and tattoo parlors,
  • churches,
  • offices (if you are going to settle some matter to the office).

Additional places where it will be necessary to cover the mouth and nose will be determined by the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate.

    Exceptions. Where do you need to cover your mouth and nose?

    • At work - if the employer ensures adequate distances between positions and meets sanitary requirements.
    • In a restaurant or bar - when you take your seat at the table.

     

    LIFTING THE LIMIT OF PEOPLE - IN SHOPS, AT THE FAIR, POST, IN RESTAURANTS (from May 30)

    The limits of people in the commercial and catering industry are abolished. Until now, in a shop, restaurant, market, service center or post office, there must have been a certain area or number of windows per person. From May 30, this rule will cease to apply.

    Warning! In catering establishments, there must still be an adequate distance between the tables. And customers must wear face masks before they sit at the table. All sanitary guidelines also apply - including hand and table disinfection.

    Important! Remember that there is still an obligation to cover your nose and mouth in the store, market and post office. And in the store also mandatory hand disinfection or wearing gloves.

    Religious ceremonies and funerals

    The abolition of restrictions will also cover churches and other places of worship. Here, the limit of persons will also cease to apply from Saturday, May 30. Similarly with funeral ceremonies - the current limit of 50 people will not apply.

    Important! In churches and temples, the faithful must cover their mouths and nose.

     

    MEETINGS AND WEDDING UP TO 150 PEOPLE

    Outdoor meetings up to 150 people (from May 30)

    From Saturday, May 30, the organization of gatherings in which up to 150 people participate is allowed in open spaces. Participants must, however, cover their mouths and nose or maintain a 2-meter social distance.

    Weddings and other family celebrations (from June 6)

    We also enable the organization of weddings and family celebrations, in which up to 150 people participate.

    Warning! Wedding guests do not have to wear face masks.

     

    HOTELS FULLY OPEN

    From May 30, restaurants and hotel bars can be opened and serve meals to guests. From June 6, however, swimming pools, gyms and fitness clubs can start operating in hotels.

    Hotel owners must, however, follow certain sanitary rules.

     

    CULTURE, SPORT, MASSAGE SALONS, FAIR (from June 6)

    From June 6, activity may resume under certain sanitary conditions:

    • cinemas, theaters, operas, ballet,
    • swimming pools, gyms, fitness clubs, play rooms and amusement parks,
    • saunas, solariums, massage and tattoo parlors.

    It will also be possible to organize fairs, exhibitions and congresses.

     

    Specific sanitary recommendations

    Sanitary recommendations for specific industries will be given after completing the consultation process with entrepreneurs.

    Important! Opening the economy does not absolve us of responsibility! Remember to keep a safe distance - take care of yourself and others.

     

    Source: www.gov.pl

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-27 11:59:02

    Udostępnij:

    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-25 01:40:52

    From 25 May 2020, new opening hours for offices and divisions of TUL International Cooperation Centre shall apply until further notice:

     

    IFE Student Office:

    Monday 9 AM-11 AM

    Tuesday 2 PM-4 PM

    Wednesday - closed

    Thursday 9 AM-11 PM

    Friday 9 AM-11 PM

     

    Student Mobility Division – Mobility OUT:

    Monday 9 AM-11 AM

    Tuesday 2 PM-4 PM

    Wednesday - closed

    Thursday 9 AM-11 AM

    Friday 9 AM-11 AM

      

    Student Mobility Division – Exchange Students:

    Monday 12 PM-2 PM

    Tuesday 9 AM-11 AM

    Wednesday - closed

    Thursday 12 PM-2 PM

    Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    Student Mobility Division Full-time Students:

    Monday 9 AM-11 AM

    Tuesday 2 PM-4 PM

    Wednesday - closed

    Thursday 9 AM-11 AM

    Friday 9 AM-11 AM

     

    Staff Mobility Division:

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    International Accreditations and Rankings Division:

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    International Educational Projects Division: 

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    International Promotion and Information Division:

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    International Studies Office:

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    Administrative Division Offices:

    Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM

     

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-06-22 01:34:53

    Udostępnij:

    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-22 10:13:27

    On May 22, 2020, the authorities of Lodz University of Technology provided relevant information on the organization of the rest of the academic year 2019/2020.

     

    All information are included in 4 anouncements:

     

    • Announcement No. 10/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology (Conditions for conducting classes and examinations at Lodz University of Technology in the period from 25 May 2020 to 30 September 2020)

              https://koronawirus.p.lodz.pl/en/regulations-announcements/announcement-no-102020-rector-lodz-university-technology-21-may-2020

     

    • Announcement No. 11/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology (Change in the organization of the academic year 2019/2020 at Lodz University of Technology)

              https://koronawirus.p.lodz.pl/en/regulations-announcements/announcement-no-11-rector-lodz-university-technology-21-may-2020-changes

     

    • Announcement No. 12/2020 of the Rector of the Lodz University of Technology (Accommodation in dormitories of Lodz University of Technology in the period from May 25, 2020 to September 30, 2020)

              https://koronawirus.p.lodz.pl/en/regulations-announcements/announcement-no-12-2020-rector-tul-21-may-2020-accommodation-student

     

    • Announcement No. 13/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology (Rules for passing examinations using distance learning methods)

              https://koronawirus.p.lodz.pl/en/regulations-announcements/announcement-no-132020-rector-lodz-university-technology-21-may-2020

     

    Please read all announcements.

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-22 11:16:10

    Udostępnij:

    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-21 06:41:22

    Announcement of the Vice-Rector for Education on the rules for organising diploma examinations using distance learning methods and techniques of 2 April 2020, 21 and 22 May 2020 (consolidated text).

     

    In view of the prolonged state of the epidemic and the restriction of direct education at the Lodz University of Technology, the possibility of conducting diploma examinations using distance learning methods and techniques only upon a justified request of the student concerned and in agreement with the student is introduced for the period of suspension of direct education. The examination can be conducted in this form only with the use of the Teams cloud tool from the MS Office 365 package of the Lodz University of Technology and with the use of official and student accounts of the Lodz University of Technology system. The diploma examination conducted in this form should be carried out according to the following procedure:

    1. A student applying for a diploma examination using distance learning methods and techniques shall submit an application for admission to the examination containing a request to conduct a diploma examination in this form to the Vice-Dean for Student Affairs, competent for that student, through the supervisor of the diploma paper. In the application submitted, the student should unequivocally confirm that he/she has access to a computer equipped with a microphone and a camera, connected to fast, fixed-line Internet and access to the Teams service of the Lodz University of Technology and declare his/her familiarity with using this service. A necessary condition for examining such an application and deciding on admission to the diploma examination is the fulfilment of all the conditions specified in the Study Regulations of the Lodz University of Technology.

    2. The application referred to in section 1 is submitted by the student to the supervisor. After filling in the appropriate fields, the supervisor signs the application and passes the scan to the appropriate Dean's office. A designated employee of the Dean's Office, after verifying the documents, passes them on to the Vice-Dean for Student Affairs. If the Vice-Dean for Student Affairs agrees to conduct the diploma examination using distance learning methods and techniques, he or she sets a date for the diploma examination, which may take place provided that the review of the diploma paper prepared by the designated reviewer is positive and is passed on to the student and all members of the Diploma Examination Committee at least two days before the set date for the diploma examination. The Vice-Dean for Student Affairs shall forward a signed application to the appropriate Dean's Office.

    3. A designated employee of the Dean's Office responsible for the student prepares the necessary documents or scans thereof and submits them to the Chairperson of the Diploma Examination Committee.

    4. On the day of the examination, the Chairman of the Diploma Examination Committee organizes a group conversation ("chat") via the Teams tool and calls the members of the Diploma Examination Committee and the student taking the examination together. The Chairperson of the Commission blocks the possibility of registering a session of the Diploma Examination for all other members of the examination.

    5. During the examination, the cameras and microphones of all persons participating in the examination (the student and three members of the Commission) must be switched on. The student makes the entire desktop of his computer available to the members of the Committee. The shared desktop should contain only the presentation of the diploma thesis covering at least 90% of the screen area. During the whole examination, only the presentation of the thesis and any applications related to it may be displayed on the student's computer

    desktop. It is not allowed for the student to run applications during the examination to facilitate answers to questions. The desktop displayed during the presentation should be the only screen available to the student during the examination. The student who takes the exam should sit in front of the camera so that his or her face covers at least 40% of the area covered by the camera. He should also look towards the screen at all times during the exam.

    6. The diploma examination is conducted under the provisions of § 41 of the Study Regulations of the Lodz University of Technology, with the Chairman of the Diploma Examination Committee being obliged to prepare a protocol of the diploma examination. The course of the examination must be recorded from its beginning until the results are announced. The protocol shall record the remote examination procedure. If the student's answers during the examination require a written form, it is written down by the student on a piece of paper and presented to the camera.

    7. After all the stipulated parts of the diploma examination are completed, the student is disconnected. The committee determines the grade for the diploma paper, the grade for the diploma examination and, in the case of a positive result, the final result of the studies.

    8. After reconnecting the student, the Chairperson of the Diploma Examination Committee announces the evaluation of the diploma paper and the result of the diploma examination as determined by the Committee. In the event of a positive result of the diploma examination, the Chairperson of the Examination Committee shall announce the result of the studies and announce the decision to award the appropriate degree.

    9. The scan of the prepared protocol is sent electronically by the Chairperson of the Diploma Examination Committee to the selected member of the Committee, who after signing scans the document again and sends it to the next member. The signing procedure is repeated and the scan with signatures of all members is sent to the Chairperson, who after signing sends the scanned document again to the relevant Dean's Office. The members of the Commission shall send the originals of the printed and signed partial protocols to the Dean's Office to be stored in the student's file after the end of the restrictions in the functioning of the University.

    10. In the case of diploma examinations concluding second-cycle studies, the condition for the consent of the Vice-Dean for Student Affairs to conduct a diploma examination using the methods and techniques of distance learning is the submission of a statement by the student applying for such an examination, together with an application for admission to the diploma examination, in which the student undertakes not to use his/her student ID card upon defending his/her diploma paper and passing the examination. The Student's ID card must be sent by registered mail to the Dean's Office, appropriate for his/her program of study, immediately after the diploma examination.

    According to the announcement of the Vice-Rector for Education of 27 March 2020, until further notice, the only form of document transfer in the described graduation process is by electronic means.

     

     

    Prof. Krzysztof Jóźwik, DSc, PhD, MSc,

    Vice Rector for Education

    Head of the TUL Crisis Management Centre

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-29 01:47:36

    Udostępnij:

    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-15 08:30:13

    Announcement No. 8/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 13 May 2020 issued on the basis of Ordinance No 21/2020 of the Rector of TUL of 9 March 2020 on specific measures related to with the prevention, counteraction and combat of SARS-CoV-2 at Lodz University of Technology

    1.    As indicated in point 1 of the Announcement No. 6/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 9 April 2020 issued on the basis of the Ordinance No. 21/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 9 March 2020 on special measures related to prevention, counteracting and combating COVID-19 at Lodz University of Technology, the deadline for the suspension of teaching classes from 12 March 2020 to 15 May 2020 is extended to 24 May 2020 in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 23 March 2020 on temporary restriction of the functioning of certain entities of the higher education system and science in relation to preventing, counteracting and combating COVID-19 (Journal of Laws of 2020. items 511, 528, 643 and 741).

    2.    All previous decisions contained in the Announcements of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology issued on the basis of the Ordinance No. 21/2020 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of 9 March 2020 on special measures related to prevention, counteraction and combat of SARS-CoV-2 virus at Lodz University of Technology remain in force.

    3.    All imposed limitations and regulations contained in the announcements and information of the Vice-Rector for Education, the Vice-Rector for Students’ Affairs and the Crisis Management Centre published at http://koronawirus.p.lodz.pl remain in force.

    4.    The Announcement enters into force on 13 May 2020 and shall apply from 16 May 2020 to 24 May 2020.

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-15 08:31:30

    Udostępnij:

    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-13 01:17:44

    What will change in the near future with entering the third stage of lifting restrictions?

    Business activities - open cosmetics and hairdressing salons and restaurants

    Gastronomy and beauty salons are frostbitten. From May 18 we will be able to:

    • use the services of beauticians and hairdressers,
    • eat in a restaurant, cafe, bar, as well as in a shopping center (in a separate gastronomic space).

    Important! The guest will be able to eat a meal both in the hall, inside and in the restaurant garden.

    The full opening of the catering industry must take place subject to strict sanitary guidelines that ensure safety and service for customers. These principles were determined during consultations with representatives of individual industries.

    Recommendations for beauty salons include:

    • the obligation for clients to wear masks, goggles or visors (at the hairdresser's and in the beauty salon - if the procedure allows it);
    • using disposable towels where possible;
    • accepting clients by appointment by phone or online. Warning! The customer cannot wait for the service in the waiting room.

    The requirements and recommendations for gastronomy include:

    • limit of people in the premises (there must be at least 4 m2 per person);
    • table disinfection after each client;
    • 2 m distance between tables. Important! Tops can be moved away from each other by 1 m, provided that the tables are separated by additional partitions with a minimum height of 1 m above the table top;
    • maintaining a distance of 1.5 m from guests sitting at separate tables;
    • wearing masks and gloves by chefs and catering staff. Important! Restaurant guests can take off their masks if they are already sitting at the tables.

    Social life - care in schools for the youngest, consultations with teachers and changes in public transport

    CARE AND EDUCATION (from May 18, from May 25 and from June 1)

    The area related to care and education will change. From May 18, it will be possible to conduct classes:

    • practical in post-secondary schools,
    • revalidation and upbringing as well as early development support and specialist revalidation.

    On Monday, May 18, institutions and facilities with accommodation and care and educational activities will also be opened. These are e.g. youth hostels, sports centers or community centers.

    From May 25, it will be possible to conduct:

    • care and educational classes in grades 1-3 of primary school,
    • consultations with teachers in schools for high school graduates and students in 8 classes, mainly in subjects taken during exams. Consultations will be able to take place individually or in small groups.

    Important! Care allowance for parents of children under 8 years is extended.

    From June 1 - consultations at schools with teachers for other students in all subjects.

    Important! From May 17, children under the age of 13 will be able to leave the house without adult supervision!

    PUBLIC TRANSPORT (from May 18)

    The passenger limit in public transport is increased. Thanks to this, on May 18, more people will be able to travel by bus, subway or tram at the same time. Public transport managers will decide whether to use this option. How many people will come on board?

    As much as half the seating (as it is today)

    or

    30% of all seating and standing positions (in this case, however, half of the seating positions must remain free).

    Example: If there are 30 seats and 70 standing (i.e. 100 in total) on a bus, 30 people can travel at a time. Half of the seating positions must remain free. Until now 15 people could enter such a bus.

    RELIGIOUS CELEBRATIONS (from May 17)

    Restrictions related to the stay of the faithful in places of worship and at other religious ceremonies are also reduced. From Sunday, May 17, during mass or other rite, there must be 10 m2 per participant. To date, there was 15 m2 per 1 person.

    SPORT (from May 18)

    On May 18, the limits of people who can practice at open sports facilities are increased:

    • at stadiums, sports fields, jumps, tracks, eagles, skate parks - there can be a maximum of 14 people (+ 2 trainers);
    • on open full-size football fields - up to 22 people (+ 4 coaches) can stay.

    Warning! The option of dividing a football field into two halves separated by a safety buffer is also introduced. If we separate a 5-meter buffer zone, then 16 people + 3 trainers can be in one half at a time. In total, 32 people (+ 6 coaches) can stay on this full-size football pitch.

    On May 18, it will also be possible to organize classes in closed facilities. In sports halls and halls at the same time will be able to practice:

    • 12 people + trainer (in buildings up to 300 m2),
    • 16 people + 2 trainers (in facilities from 301 to 800 m2),
    • 24 people + 2 trainers (in facilities from 801 to 1000 m2),
    • 32 people + 3 trainers (in facilities over 1000 m2).

    Important! In closed facilities, it will not be possible to use the cloakroom or the sanitary facility (except for the toilet). Disinfect the devices after each class.

    CULTURE (from May 18)

    Loosening of restrictions will also occur in the world of culture. And so from May 18 it will be possible, among others:

    • activity of outdoor cinemas (including car cinemas),
    • resumption of work on film sets (including sanitary regulations),
    • resumption of phonographic and audiovisual recordings in cultural institutions,
    • individual classes at art colleges,
    • resumption of trials and exercises.

    UNIVERSITIES (from May 25)

    The possibility of conducting the following colleges will be restored:

    • didactic classes (for final year students),
    • classes that cannot be implemented remotely.

    Return to classes also applies to the education of doctoral students and classes organized e.g. in laboratories and a medical simulation center.


    Border checks extended until June 12

    Border control at the internal border with Germany, Lithuania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia is extended by another 30 days - from May 14 to June 12, 2020. As before, the border will only be crossed at designated places. Checks will also continue at seaports and airports.

    Let's take care of ourselves - the most important permanent safety rules

    The gradual abolition of restrictions does not release us from the application of the basic safety principles. Quite the opposite - they must become the basis of our daily functioning. What should you keep in mind especially?

    • Keep 2 meters away from others in public spaces.
    • Cover your nose and mouth in public areas.
    • Work remotely whenever possible.
    • Stay home if you can.
    • Strictly follow sanitary rules in places where there are a lot of people. Especially in restaurants, at the hairdresser's or beautician's.

     

    Source: www.gov.pl

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-13 01:27:04

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    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz

    2020-05-07 10:36:00

    Dear students,

    In connection with the prolonged epidemic situation and related restrictions, hindering a possible return to conducting physical education classes in practical form, Vice-Rector for Education Prof. Krzysztof Jóźwik DSc, PhD, MSc, decided to start conducting this subject remotely.

    I assure you that the entire Sports Centre teaching staff will do their best and use to the widest extent possible all available tools, methods and techniques of work and distance learning to enable you to pass this subject in the summer semester.

    Despite the difficult situation, we are counting on your commitment, cooperation and, above all, safe physical activity, not only to complete the subject, but in the aspect of care for your own physical and mental health.

    Classes in this form will start on May 11, 2020. Detailed information will be posted on our website:
    http://www.centrumsportu.p.lodz.pl/

    and on Facebook:
    https://www.facebook.com/centrum.sportu.11

    In addition, the instructors will contact you using messages through the Wikamp platform and via emails, using your "official" email addresses.

     

    Yours faithfully,

    mgr Ewa Brochocka

    Head of the Sports Centre at TUL

    ostatnie zmiany 2020-05-07 10:36:27

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    Małgorzata Spodenkiewicz


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