Of course. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about it.
We had to implement this program, which has been around for about 10 years. The groups now have a maximum of eight to ten people, and the instructor is a volunteer close in age to the learners. We train about 5,000 people per year. We started this to keep pace with changes in society, which is completely natural. We must not forget our people though. Today's teenagers were born with those devices in their hands, whereas our seniors never had access to them at that age. So we have to teach them to use these tools if we want them to learn to keep pace with us and include them in our society.