AGI is protecting our clients and staff in response to concerns regarding the coronavirus and COVID-19.
Live online classes
We have been delivering live online classes for more than a decade and are making live online classes available for all courses. We have expanded the number of live online courses available to keep class sizes small. You can attend an online class now and return for an in-person class at a future date at no additional cost. Learn more about online classes. Through September 1, 2020 all classes listed as in-person will be delivered online for Boston and Philadelphia locations. Small in-person classes have resumed in New York.
If you have questions about available classes, call us at 781-376-6044, use the contact form or use the chat option during business hours.
Reschedule or Attend Online
If you register for a class now and need to move the date at any time, AGI will assist you with this at no cost. If you previously registered and need to reschedule, you can move to an online class or postpone training for a future date.
Limited class sizes for in-person classes
Once in-person classes resume, all classes are being limited to 33% of classroom capacity, leaving two-thirds of classroom seats empty to maintain social distancing. Most in-person classes will not exceed 4 students in a classroom. Through September 1, 2020 all previously scheduled in-person classes in Boston and Philadelphia are being delivered as live online courses. Face masks are required for participants in our in-person classes, and participants will be asked to complete a pre-class questionnaire to confirm their health status prior to the start of each class day.
Additional Cleaning
Beyond our daily cleaning, additional disinfecting cleaning occurs between each class and after each class day using CDC recommended cleaning agents.
Hand washing locations are available near each classroom for instructors and students to wash hands before the start of class and upon returning from breaks.
Keeping Healthy
We are following guidance from the CDC, WHO, and Harvard School of Public Health to maintain a safe environment for students, instructors, and staff. Our staff who are able to work from home are doing so, limiting the number of people in our offices. Learn more how to protect yourself against the virus from the World Health Organization: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public