No question for the government to add one more year of distance learning in universities.
In question, the discomfort of the young people who very badly lived the various confinements.
The objective of a 100% face-to-face return to universities is therefore "more than ever maintained", recalled the Minister of Higher Education, Frédérique Vidal, in an interview with Ouest-France published on Thursday.
“We will support students who have not been vaccinated during the summer so that they complete their vaccination schedule as soon as they resume.
Vaccination barnums will be present on campuses from the first days of September, ”she assured.
If there will be no compulsory vaccination for students, barrier gestures and the wearing of masks will be maintained.
If a person tests positive for the coronavirus, their unvaccinated contact cases will need to self-isolate for seven days.
"Vaccinated students will be able to stay on campus," explains Frédérique Vidal.
"Everything will be done so that they (the vaccinated, Editor's note) can find a normal student life".
60% of 18-24 year olds received a first dose
For the non-vaccinated who should isolate themselves, "pedagogical continuity will be assured".
The minister believes that young people and students "are engaged in vaccination".
According to the latest figures from Public Health France, more than 60% of 18-24 year olds have already received a first dose of vaccine.
Students, teachers or researchers coming from areas where the virus circulates strongly, must "be tested before the trip, then repeat a test and observe a period of controlled isolation on their arrival".
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"We will ask students (foreigners, Editor's note) to register for Social Security before their departure, and we will support them in the vaccination process," she promised. “But we will not close our borders to them. It is essential that France continues to receive them ”.
