The Legacy console versions of Minecraft included a tutorial world to get people used to playing Minecraft, However, recently Legacy console has been replaced by Bedrock, but the tutorial world hasn't been replaced. This is an issue because especially on console versions, it may be difficult to get used to Minecraft. With constant updates to Minecraft, there are many features that are not intuitive and may not be known by the greater Minecraft community. Many people remember the tutorial worlds, but they will now be either inaccessible or out-of date. New features have been added to the Nether since then, such as piglin trading, something that not every player is even aware of. The current implementation in java is lacking, consisting of moving, breaking a log, and crafting wood planks, hardly all the features Minecraft has to offer. The way to remedy this is:

1. Team up with both Redstone creators and Builders, who would likely be more than willing to help, and make a tutorial world with both a custom Nether and End dimension.

2. On newer bedrock editions, hard-code this world as an option, just like how it was coded in the Legacy versions.

3. Although having a "start tutorial world" in java may get in the way, add Tutorial as a world type or as a hard-coded seed

4. Finally, make people aware that this world exists and If possible, offer this to new players, If no one is made aware of this, only the people who are technical enough to not need this world will be able to use this world.

Thank you if you agree, as official tutorials are important for a game's prosperity.