; (iv) resilience planning; and (v) other areas relating to the cybersecurity sector of the energy industry; (D) careers in other low-carbon emissions sectors or zero-emissions sectors of the energy industry identified by the Secretary; and (E) careers in sectors that plan, develop, construct, maintain, and expand energy industry infrastructure. (2) Program requirements (A) In general In carrying out the program, the Secretary shall ensure that the courses described in paragraph (1)— (i) provide— (I) job training; (II) employment skills training, including providing comprehensive wraparound support services to eligible participants that— (aa) enhance the training experience and promote the professional development of eligible participants; and (bb) help eligible participants transition into the workforce; and (III) opportunities for internships of not longer than 180 days; and (ii) are carried out primarily through— (I) internships; or (II) applied, work-based training. (B) Exam requirement As a requirement for completing a course described in paragraph (1), the Secretary shall require each eligible participant in the course to earn an applicable industry-recognized entry-level certificate or other credential. (e) Recognition of entities The Secretary and the administrator of the program appointed under subsection (c)(2), working jointly, shall establish and carry out a program to recognize commercial entities that hire eligible participants who receive certifications or other credentials under the program, based on the proportion that— (1) the number of such eligible participants hired by the commercial entity