; and (B) integrate the leadership, integrity, focus, and drive of covered individuals into a premier education training program taught by accomplished entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship educators from across the United States. (4) Program components (A) In general The Women Veterans Business Training Program may include— (i) an online, self-study course focused on the basic skills of entrepreneurship and the language of business; (ii) a conference where participants are exposed to accomplished entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship educators from across the United States; and (iii) a plan to provide ongoing support and mentorship. (B) Collaboration The Administrator may collaborate with public and private entities to develop a course curriculum for the Women Veterans Business Training Program. (5) Women veterans business training The Associate Administrator shall— (A) compile information on resources available to women veterans for business training, including resources for— (i) vocational and technical education; (ii) general business skills, such as marketing and accounting; and (iii) business assistance programs targeted to women veterans; (B) disseminate the information compiled under subparagraph (A) through veterans' business outreach centers and women's business centers; and (C) in consultation with the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, make available outreach materials regarding the Women Veterans Business Training Program for distribution and display at local facilities of the Department of Veterans Affairs (including medical centers, community-based outpatient clinics, Vet Centers (as defined in subsection (d)(1)), and other facilities determined appropriate by the Associate Administrator and the Secretary), which shall, at a minimum— (i) describe the Women Veterans Business Training Program, including a description of services provided