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Español San Telmo Business School restarts in-person classes with the highest health security. To welcome participants to its headquarters, both in Malaga and in Seville, the school classrooms have been adapted to offer the best training with all health and safety measures.
During the State of Alarm, from San Telmo we have tried to be very close to the Senior Management with more than 200 online activities, 200,000 participants in different sessions, around 90 short videos by prestigious professors, entrepreneurs and managers, adapting the content to the specific needs of each of them. Also, at the same time we have written case studies and technical notes aim to respond to concerns about the “new reality”.
To ensure that the return is carried out in an orderly manner and taking maximum care of the health of employees and students, the business school has been working on a prevention protocol that exceeds the health authorities´ requirements and which includes, among others, the following measures: all participants and staff must pass through a temperature control with a thermostatic chamber; mandatory use of mask and interpersonal distance of two meters in all spaces used. In addition, measures for cleaning and disinfection have been taken, and special air purification systems have been installed.
You can access the health and safety protocol through this link: San Telmo Business School security measures. Also, you can access through a short video made for us which tries to transmit the measures taken to return to the classrooms. Watch video.
At San Telmo Business School we go one step ahead because we think that it is what Spanish society needs now more than ever. We are convinced that, in order to face the employment, economy and enterprises challenges, it will be necessary to have entrepreneurs and managers trained on prudent and responsible attitudes in decision making.
Thereby, the School continues to serve entrepreneurs and society through the Mission of the San Telmo Foundation: Better People, Better Companies, Better Society.
