Training required to attend a McMaster location

Students, faculty and staff who are coming to any McMaster location or affiliate location for the first time ever or for the first time since the start of the pandemic in March 2020 are required to complete Back to Mac COVID-19 Training.

September 8, 2021

Students, faculty members, and staff who are coming to any McMaster location or affiliate location for the first time ever or for the first time since the start of the pandemic in March 2020 are required to complete Back to Mac COVID-19 Training.

This health and safety training is required before you arrive to any McMaster location.

All students will find the Back to Mac COVID-19 Training under the continuing tab by logging into your Avenue to Learn account.

Faculty members and staff must register for Back to Mac COVID-19 Training on Mosaic (Regulatory Training tile) and 15 minutes later it will appear under the continuing tab by logging into your Avenue to Learn account.

If you are not attending a McMaster location, this training is not required, but highly recommended. If you have been attending a McMaster location throughout the pandemic to learn or work, this training is not required, but also highly recommended.

More information about Back to Mac COVID-19 Training can be found on the Back to Mac website under the Training tab.

Students, faculty members and staff who are not fully vaccinated have additional training to complete called Vaccination Information and Education Training. Please complete this training as soon as possible after indicating you are not fully vaccinated in MacCheck. Information about how to register and complete Vaccination Information and Education Training can be found on the Back to Mac website under the Training tab.

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