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COVID-19

📣Updated 18th March 2020 2:20pm

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HSC Success Tutoring has today taken some important steps, working with NSW Health, to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our community.

 

👉 All our centres...
✅ Are being cleaned twice per week
✅ Will provide hand sanitisers, clean tissue & masks
✅ Will remain open until advised by NSW Health

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👉 All students can opt in to begin online tutoring by completing the form below


Please continue to look after yourselves, and one another in these challenging times.

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All online courses will begin from the 21st of March 2020 

Frequently asked questions

What is a coronavirus and COVID-19?

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses known to cause respiratory infections. These can range from the common cold to more serious diseases such as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). This new coronavirus originated in Hubei Province, China and the disease caused by the virus is named COVID-19.



How is this coronavirus spread?

COVID-19 is most likely to spread from person-to-person through:  Direct close contact with a person while they are infectious or in the 24 hours before their symptoms appeared.  Close contact with a person with a confirmed infection who coughs or sneezes.  Touching objects or surfaces (such as door handles or tables) contaminated from a cough or sneeze from a person with a confirmed infection, and then touching your mouth or face.



What are the symptoms of COVID-19?

The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar to other colds and flus and include:  Fever  Sore throat  Cough  Fatigue  Difficulty breathing While coronavirus is of concern, it is important to remember that most people displaying these symptoms are likely suffering with a cold or other respiratory illness – not coronavirus.



What do I do if I develop symptoms?

If you develop symptoms within 14 days of arriving in Australia or within 14 days of last contact with a confirmed case, you should arrange to see your doctor for urgent assessment. You should telephone the health clinic or hospital before you arrive and tell them your travel history or that you have been in contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus. You must remain isolated either in your home, hotel or a health care setting until public health authorities inform you it is safe for you to return to your usual activities.



Should I be tested for COVID-19?

Your doctor will tell you if you should be tested. They will arrange for the test. You will only be tested if your doctor decides you meet the criteria:  You have returned from overseas in the past 14 days and you develop respiratory illness with or without fever  You have been in close contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case in the past 14 days and you develop respiratory illness with or without fever  You have severe community-acquired pneumonia and there is no clear cause  You are a healthcare worker who works directly with patients and you have a respiratory illness and a fever