Sure. Innovation Village is something that we're very excited about at the college. With it, we've introduced a new embedding into our curriculum of skills of the future, which was very thoroughly researched in terms of what skills, alongside the technical training you provide students, every student ought to have in order to get that additional leg up in terms of post-graduate employment.
In our curriculum, we've gone through the trouble of embedding skills of the future alongside the typical learning outcomes. We are also looking to invest in Innovation Village, which allows students to actually operationalize those new skills and to develop confidence and mastery of those new skills through all sorts of different media and methods. The Innovation Village envisions different sorts of experiential labs, virtual reality experiences, makerspaces, and so on, where industry can literally come through the front door and be engaged with students in collaborative opportunities to generate new and exciting processes and products, and to commercialize and introduce better tech adoption in business planning, and so forth.
For us, it's really the new, contemporary way of bringing industry and students together in a very meaningful and explosive way to do precisely those sorts of things, and as I say, for our students to be able to operationalize those additional skills that students in other colleges otherwise might not be getting.