And whenever a student passes what they call an industry certification, whether it be from Microsoft, Cisco, a third party validated industry, the school gets about $500 for that. And then the teacher themselves, they also can receive between 25 and $50 as a bonus. And I didn't realize this until actually this week because I've done it in Florida for so long that Florida is such a unique state.
And now Texas is doing that. There's a few other states doing it, but I didn't realize how unique it was for Florida. So as our endeavor moves forward with financial literacy, it's gonna allow other states to create these programs and allow schools and districts who wanna teach financial literacy to be able to get into these column grants, for lack of a better term, so schools can continue to keep funding financial education and financial literacy.
So just really happy that this is happening. Champion this. It's gonna be a year before this gets on the state's matrix and maybe a couple of years before it gets throughout the rest of the country.
But it's an endeavor that I really wanted to do and it makes me feel like I'm helping education. It's a win-win for everybody also through the CIW company that's championing our exam, as well as the credit union. I didn't realize until our meeting just this last week with the union that by them bringing in, just call them community outreach programs to help people understand how to budget better, how to make better decisions, how to see where they need to leverage their money, they will get bigger grants from the federal government or FDIC.
So it's a win-win all around. And just wanted to give you a quick update on that. So thank you.
Boom, Mr. G, and then when they finish with you, they come over to real estate, and then they start to invest in a physical asset. Go ahead, Mr. G. That was a great thing. That was excellent.
