THE PAMANTASAN ng Lungsod ng Maynila will hold face-to-face classes on several degree programs starting April 4.

The programs include BS Nursing, BS Physical Therapy, Medicine, and BS Engineering.

“We are thrilled to take more classes out of the online realm back to in-person learning sessions. Two years of distance education has been too long. We want to enhance our students’ learning by bringing back face-to-face classes,” PLM president Emmanuel Leyco said in a statement.

“We will ensure that minimum health protocols will be adhered to as we bring our students back to the campus,” he added.

Students joining F2F classes are required to present a vaccination card indicating they are fully inoculated, and a registration with PhilHealth or any medical insurance.

Upon arrival at PLM, students are instructed to answer the Covid19 tracking system using the StaySafe.ph QR code, submit to Covid19 symptoms screening, and disinfection.

If a learner is in school but suddenly feel sick, he/she is advised to inform his/her instructor, the Triage personnel, or the University Health Service.

Meanwhile, those who were sick or with symptoms for the past 14 days must present a medical certificate UHS for clearance before entering the campus.