CUSTOM TRAINING AT NECCA

Are you an advanced student or circus professional looking for more ways to train your disciplines at NECCA? Scroll down to see all our custom training options and figure out how to best optimize your training schedule.

Important Information

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS
& COVID POLICIES

Updated 4/9/2021

We are so excited to have everyone in person at NECCA for our spring and summer sessions! As new Vermont State COVID Guidelines emerge, we will continue to foster a culture and practice of safety and caring that enables everyone to safely “circus” at NECCA. As folks across the country get vaccinated, we will continue our COVID protocols of sanitizing, masking and distancing to protect everyone, regardless of vaccination status.

Non-Vermonters may attend classes at NECCA if:

Students have received a negative COVID test result within 3 days of entering Vermont.
Students provide proof of vaccination upon class check-in to our Health Officer.
Students continue to observe COVID protocols of masking and physical distancing while inside of NECCA.

We look forward to “circusing” with you all soon!

NECCA’s COVID Policies Vermont Guidelines

COVID-19 Training

Reserved Training Appointments

Please review the information below, then pay for and reserve your training time at NECCA. After we have received your payment, you will be emailed a link to fill out your equipment, rigging, and time slot needs. Once you have filled out your form, you will receive a confirmation email with your equipment, rigging, and time slot.

PAY FOR AND RESERVE A TRAINING TIME

Important Info

Training Reservations

We are happy to be able to provide a disinfected and socially-distanced place to train during this time. Previously we offered open training times we called “Members Only.” Now, because participants must have an assigned space and an appointment, we are calling this training option “Reserved Training.” To be eligible for Reserved Training, you must be pre approved and start with an orientation and pre-pay for your training time. There is a health officer on site at all times for emergencies, but there is no coaching help available during the Reserved Training times. This is recommended for intermediate to advanced students and artists who do not require guidance or someone to oversee their training.

You can join our Facebook group for the most recent updates and information on Reserved Training!

PRECAUTIONS

Any reserved training participants must follow all of NECCA’s COVID-19 safety policies in addition to our regular studio safety policies. This requires, among other things: each participant to have a scheduled appointment, provide their own equipment (or have NECCA equipment assigned to them), be willing and able to train while wearing a face mask, and be socially distancing in their lives outside of NECCA.

You must also either live in Vermont or one of the approved counties. Click here for a list of those counties.

A full list of required COVID-19 Safety policies are available here.

COST

Cost for the initial reserved training orientation is $20. You only need to do this once, then you are approved to sign up for reserved training times at $20 per 2-hour session.

PAY FOR AND RESERVE A TRAINING TIME

This calendar is updated weekly and is subject to change at any time.

IMPORTANT INFO

Guidelines for Training in the Trapezium

As a part of our phased re-opening, and the “new normal” at NECCA, please remember to follow all of these guidelines for training in the space. We can’t stay open without YOUR help and cooperation in following these rules:

You must not have any symptoms of COVID-19 and you must not have been near anyone showing symptoms or that has had a positive test.
You must either live in Vermont, an approved surrounding county (please check on this here), or have quarantined in Vermont for 14 days before training at NECCA.
You must have an appointment or be registered in a class prior to entering NECCA. If you do not have an appointment or are not registered for a class in advanced you will be asked to leave (we still love you though).
NO eating or drinking of anything (that includes drinking water, so sorry!) in the building. Please feel free to head outside to grab a drink of water or snack.
You must wash or thoroughly sanitize your hands before touching the rigging at the pin rails.
Please wash your hands and secure your mask before you enter the building.
Keep a 6 foot distance from anyone in the Trapezium. And please remember to try to have only one person in the lobby at a time.
You may use our restrooms, but please try to have a 3 minute break between each use. If you see someone leave the restroom, wait three minutes, then you may use it. Keep the door propped open when you are finished and remember to wash your hands! 🙂

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IMPORTANT INFO

Guidelines for Training in the Trapezium

You must not have any symptoms of COVID-19 and you must not have been near anyone showing symptoms or that has had a positive test.
You must either live in Vermont, an approved surrounding county (please check on this here), or have quarantined in Vermont for 14 days before training at NECCA.
You must have an appointment or be registered in a class prior to entering NECCA. If you do not have an appointment or are not registered for a class in advanced you will be asked to leave (we still love you though).
NO eating or drinking of anything (that includes drinking water, so sorry!) in the building. Please feel free to head outside to grab a drink of water or snack.
You must wash or thoroughly sanitize your hands before touching the rigging at the pin rails.
Please wash your hands and secure your mask before you enter the building.
Keep a 6 foot distance from anyone in the Trapezium. And please remember to try to have only one person in the lobby at a time.
You may use our restrooms, but please try to have a 3 minute break between each use. If you see someone leave the restroom, wait three minutes, then you may use it. Keep the door propped open when you are finished and remember to wash your hands! 🙂