CELUSA COVID 19 updates

June 2022

All classes will now be conducted face-to-face as we welcome students back onto campus.  
In circumstances where face to face classes may not be able to be delivered, they may be taught online via our Digital Campus.

March 2022

Key information as of 1^st March 2022
From the 21^st of March 2022, CELUSA will offer students the option to study their classes face-to-face or online until further notice.

June 2021

You may have seen reports this morning about confirmed COVID-19 infections in Adelaide.  We are continuing to follow the advice from Government officials and our Health Authorities consistent with UniSA.

Although this may feel concerning, these positive cases are identified as contained and health authorities are working quickly to undertake the required contact tracing. 

Classes will continue online, if any changes to classes are required then you will be contacted and advised of any adjustments.

Please see below for some general reminders:

To do your part in assisting to control the spread please ensure you adhere to the following advice:

• If you are feeling unwell at all please do not come to campus if you are onshore, self-isolate and seek medical support.  If you have any symptoms please get tested at one of the COVID-19 Testing centres.
• Please continue to practice physical distance, mask wearing if appropriate and good hand hygiene in public. Everyone is recommended to wear masks on public transport.
  More information about how you can help stop the spread.

Staff at SAIBT and CELUSA are here to support you with any concerns you may feel at this time. Please feel free to contact us on live chat or through the virtual counter. For further information you can visit the following websites and we will continue to provide information if there are any further developments

Further Information

• Latest News: https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/latest-news/
• COVID Testing information including testing centre locations: COVID-19 Testing Information
• SA Health Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sahealth

March 2021

CELUSA students are still all joining their classes through zoom.  Your teachers will help you in your studies through online learning and will be using many exciting and interesting ways to deliver your English class online. You will still have access to all support through Student Services, the Student Counsellor, the Academic Directorate team (Student Learning Advisor and Director of Studies)  along with your individual teachers.

Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Student & Academic Services on LiveChat in the Student Portal or via email to SAIBT.CELUSA.StudentServices@navitas.com.

9 April 2020

Congratulations on getting through the first fortnight of online classes! We have collated a list of some common questions we have been receiving into the CELUSA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) document to help provide you with extra information.

Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us on 08 8302 1555 or SAIBT.CELUSA.StudentServices@navitas.com. 

Stay safe and keep healthy everyone!

25 March 2020

Dear students,
We are going to give classes online from this Friday 27^th of March. Your class time will be from 12 noon until 4.15pm each day.

Your Friday teacher will e-mail you a link that will allow you to enter the online class and teach you how to use the system. Attendance will be taken as normal. If you have any questions please email CELUSAAD@navitas.com

Take care, stay motivated and keep ongoing contact with your teachers.

23 March 2020

CELUSA Update

• The campus remains open however there will be a progressive move to online delivery for CELUSA classes from Monday 30th March 2020.
• Classes will not be running Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday this week whilst teachers prepare for the move to online delivery next week.
• Classes will be held this Friday 27th March at both the City East and City West campuses and students are encouraged to bring their laptops (if they have them) as their teachers will teach them how to access the online classrooms.
• Staff and students should continue to follow previously distributed personal hygiene protocols and social distancing of 1.5 meters wherever possible both on and off campus
• Ongoing support will be provided via our Live Chat function in the student portal and counselling and academic learning advice will continue (and will also move progressively to support via email and ZOOM appointments)
• If students do not feel well then please advise them not to come into campus and if they believe that they have symptoms of COVID-19 then please advise us and seek medical assistance.

Again, this means that students will be spending more time at home than on campus over the coming weeks to assist with keeping our community safe.  It’s important to note that these precautions are not considered self-isolation but are just a form of social distancing.  Please continue to encourage our students to follow the hygiene and health practices advised by our health departments.

We thank you for your continued support, care and concern for our students.

We will provide additional updates as required over the coming days and weeks.