Training Centres, IBTE's, public and private higher education institutions, the premises will operate through the implementation of the Whole School Modification Approach and guided by the Endemic Phase Guidelines for Public and Private Higher Education and Training Centres. At the media conference, the Minister of Education also shared on the control measures for the opening of Higher Education and Training Centres.

Teaching and learning will be conducted through a hybrid method, which is via online and face-to-face according to the suitability of subjects and modules. Students, teaching staff and individuals who received one dose of the vaccine are allowed to attend campus by taking the Antigen Rapid Test, ART every other day and with negative results. Meanwhile, students, teaching staff and individuals who have not taken the vaccine are not allowed to enter the premises.

Co-curricular activities, functions or events such as orientations, convocations and meetings or seminars are allowed to be joined by individuals who have completed their vaccinations with negative ART results according to the guidelines for mass gathering with a capacity limit of 75 percent of the premise capacity or 300 people only, whichever is lower. Study Abroad programmes, job placements and study visits are allowed for individuals who have completed their vaccinations with negative ART results and is subject to the conditions as per the Media Statement of the Prime Minister's Office dated 12th December 2021 on Cross-Border Activities. Campus facilities such as hostels, libraries, sports facilities, canteens and cafeterias as well as suraus are opened with a limit of 75 per cent of the premise capacity or 300 people only, whichever is lower, according to the guidelines issued by the COVID-19 Steering Committee.

Source: Radio Television Brunei