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and technical qualifications to become combat fighters. It is a one-stop shop to help young people gain the skills and understandings they need to take the road to the DOD. The programme trains children (aged 5-12 years) in a variety of subjects to become "fluent" in mathematics (at or above grade 11), science and technology (at or above grade 14) and languages (at or above grade 10). What skills are being taught? How is the programme taught? Training Programmes, such as the Youth Foundation Training Programme, can be found as a small print within the Defence Science and Technology Organisation's (DSTO) website. The online Training Programmes have five objectives: Provide educational tools to improve school performance: Strengthen the skills and knowledge required by students to help them succeed in learning and achieving educational goals. To achieve success in secondary and post-secondary education. To build confidence and motivation to succeed in school. To provide students with opportunities to engage in meaningful learning activities. To improve the quality of teacher education programmes available and to promote education quality. Strengthen the learning skills of young people in schools and in life by creating a supportive and welcoming atmosphere in the classroom. Create a supportive and welcoming environment in the life of students when learning, by providing the opportunity to connect with teachers and other school teachers. Increase personal skills and knowledge by reinforcing knowledge- and attitudes-based activities. What's involved in the Youth Foundation Training Programme? Youth Foundation Training Programs are led by teachers from public or private schools and colleges through a process involving school, local, state, and federal government and community agencies. The teachers work with the children in a variety of different settings, including school or community events, after-hours programs held in churches, community centres and other facilities on days such as Canada Day, Memorial Day, Canada Day, Labour Day and other major civic occasions. Throughout the year, the teaching and training activities for young people take place in conjunction with their school activities. Students receive their formal training after all of their school courses, such as Grade 10 and 12. Students receive their formal training after all of their school courses and have their Certificate of Training issued by the Defence Science and Technology Organisation. They take the exam on their 13th birthday and get an official Certificate of Training. Why has Youth Foundation Training been established as the department's official youth training programme? This initiative aims to provide children the tools to become future military leaders by providing them with