Our SAE Auckland campus is currently operating under the ORANGE traffic light setting.
Please follow our latest information below for any updates.
SAE continues to monitor the situation surrounding COVID-19, which is presenting unprecedented challenges for our teaching and learning communities.
Please follow our latest information below for any updates.
With the removal of the Government mandate, the SAE Auckland Campus vaccination policy has now been suspended.
All Staff, Students and Visitors to SAE Auckland Campus are welcome regardless of vaccination status.
COVID UPDATE: 20 May 2022
Welcome to Trimester 2!
Kia ora SAE whānau
I hope you’ve had a restful and enjoyable trimester break. A reminder that Trimester 2 starts next Monday 23 May.
The courses you are undertaking and the timetable for each class should be viewable in Axis. We are aiming to have most classes back on campus, with the occasional session taught online. We appreciate that many of you have zoom fatigue (so do the staff!), but we also hear you saying you’d like to maintain some online teaching. We hope the timetable we’ve put together gives you the ideal mix.
Your Axis timetable, as well as your Slack channel, will confirm whether you are on-campus or online on any given day. Please check this regularly and reach out to your Course Coordinator or HoD if you have any questions.
So, from next Monday our campus is going to look far busier with more and more students and staff being on site. This raises the question of our COVID protocols and how we’ll operate throughout Trimester 2.
Assuming we remain under the ORANGE traffic light setting, SAE Auckland will maintain our ORANGE Safety Protocols set last month. The key points to know are:
Our Safety Protocols including wearing medical-grade masks (eg N95), our mobile air filtration units, our ventilation systems, our rigorous cleaning regime, as well as our highly vaccinated community have been effective in reducing the spread of COVID. Through our internal contract tracing, it’s become clear that a confirmed case at SAE is not leading to widespread infection across campus. Let’s keep that up. By wearing masks and being mindful of keeping distanced where possible, and by staying home if you are sick, you are playing your part in keeping our SAE community safe.
I’ve reattached the ORANGE Safety Protocols that you need to follow. Please take a moment to read through and refresh your memory of what COVID protections we have in place at SAE.
I’m really looking forward to seeing more of you at SAE from next Monday. I even hear Mr Whippy’s going to be on campus to celebrate the start of Tri 2!
See you next week (with your mask on )
Arohanui,
Suzette
For previous COVID-19 updates, click here.
SAE AUCKLAND LOCATIONS OF INTEREST 2022
The following confirmed COVID cases were at SAE campus while deemed to be within the infectious period. If you were in close proximity to a confirmed case, please closely monitor for symptoms. If you become unwell, please go home and seek a COVID test if required.
NB: Cases that are more than 14 days old are removed from the table.
CASE |
DATE |
TIME |
LOCATION AT SAE |
CASE 10 | 30/03/2022 | 12PM-12.30PM |
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CASE 10 | 30/03/2022 | 6.30-7PM |
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CASE 11 | 30/03/2022 | 6PM-10PM |
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CASE 12 | 10/04/2022 | 9AM-3.30PM |
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CASE12 | 10/04/2022 | 3.30PM-5PM |
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CASE 13 | 11/04/2022 | 9AM-4.30PM |
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CASE 13 | 12/04/2022 | 9AM-12.30PM |
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CASE 14 | 14/04/2022 | 9.30AM-12.30PM |
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View the full SAE Auckland Covid Response Plan here
SAE Auckland recognises that students may face technology access issues and/or general hardship due to COVID-19. Wherever possible, we will assist students so they can keep studying at SAE. This includes providing funds for data in order to help students access online classes.
If you are facing financial difficulties as a result of COVID-19 and in particular require assistance to access online learning from home, please contact Student Support to discuss your circumstances:
Alex Harter: a.harter@sae.edu
SAE Creative Media Institute is monitoring the coronavirus (COVID 19) situation and will continue to act on the advice given by the New Zealand government and health authorities. Our top priority remains the health and well-being of our community. Please find a list of frequently asked questions regarding studying at SAE and the impacts of COVID-19.
LAST UPDATED: 4th February, 2022
New Zealand Government COVID-19 site
World Health Organisation – COVID-19 Q&As
Healthline: 0800 358 5453
SAE Reception 09 373 4712
SAE Studios 09 373 4317
In the case of an emergency OR if you have any questions, please contact Campus Director Dr Suzette Major on s.major@sae.edu or 027 669 3119.