Good stuff, remember, always document!
To add: hate being the guy pouring water on the blanket but you'd probably need to really identify who you want to train, not just 30 youths. Might benefit some people more to learn coding (I wish I knew it better) or even fundamentals of economics before getting into Bitcoin (the why is probably as important as the how).
Not that any kind of effort will go to waste! Just thinking back about past big projects that seem to have lost steam (training girls in Afghanistan, etc.), and perhaps they might have been a bit more sustainable with better targeting.
Maybe yet perhaps not! Locating the right audience for this project has been the major challenge for me right now, as most of the youths that have shown interest I discovered are not motivated to learn and gain the knowledge but rather want a quick way out of the financial brouhaha. My most interest is in the sustainability of the program to give a long term solutions to the knowledge bankruptcy in the youth on cryptography.
Precisely why you can't afford to do this without proper targeting/planning. If it even ends up you find 2 or 3 who meet the requirements, it might actually be better to spend 3 times as much on 3 times as few, and actually get people with real motivation, real interest, and real potential to use the knowledge to spread it on. I generally think education is great too but when you're not a government and you don't have the resources, you've to be smart with using it so it has sustainable and effective impacts.
Good luck again, share back when you can, when you've landed on the firm prospects. Might even throw something in myself if I like the project.
