That's a great question. It's something that's being approached on several fronts.
First and foremost, colleges, universities and those credential-granting institutions take this quite seriously. They are certainly looking at a multitude of ways to grant credit for prior learning. In fact, just in the fall of 2022 and the spring of 2023, we were able to secure several memorandums of understanding interprovincially and intraprovincially, here in Ontario, to enable that a bit better.
It is very complex when folks leave the Canadian Armed Forces and try to turn that into a civilian qualification. There are ways to do that.
As I said in my opening remarks, it's taken very seriously by civilian institutions. They are working their way through this problem at a national level, through regional consortiums and at an individual institution level, because academia writ large understands the value of veterans. They want to expedite their training and education pathway.
It is something that is being continuously explored and spoken about. There are several institutions that have had some great success in translating some of those skills and qualifications, whether they be the hard technical skills or the human skills that we learn while in uniform.