This hands-on teaching method, as well as the simple operations involved in controlling machinery, left all the refugees in disbelief.
The seemingly complex production process assigned to them was, in fact, very simple.
As long as they could understand the common language and pass the basic introductory training,
it gave them the illusion that they were already capable of working on the production line.
However, even though time was pressing, the Bay Territory would not let them start just like that.
The various products being manufactured,
the general methods for inspecting the different products,
adjustments to production when issues arose,
the operating principles behind different production machinery,
were all taught to them as extensively as possible.
And, the teachers would assign them different learning tasks based on their levels of comprehension.
