; (B) information on how to develop a registered apprenticeship program; and (C) information on financial resources available to assist with the establishment and implementation of registered apprenticeship programs. (4) Information for students and schools To promote awareness about registered apprenticeship programs among students and school staff, the Secretary, in cooperation with the Secretary of Education, shall disseminate information on the value of registered apprenticeship programs, including relevant placement, retention and earnings information, to high schools, area career and technical education schools (as defined in subsection (b)(2)(C)(i)), 2- and 4-year postsecondary educational institutions, and educational service agencies, to enable, at a minimum— (A) parents to understand registered apprenticeship programs and their value in postsecondary education and career pathways; (B) students to understand registered apprenticeship programs and their value in career pathways; (C) career and academic counselors to understand registered apprenticeship programs as a valuable postsecondary education option for students leading to job placement in in-demand industries and occupations; and (D) school administrators, workforce and economic development coordinators, and teachers and faculty to assist with the development, implementation, and continuation of registered apprenticeship programs. (d) Secretary’s National Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships (1) Establishment (A) In general There is established in the Department of Labor a National Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships, referred to in this section as the Advisory Committee . (B) Composition The Advisory Committee shall have— (i) 21 voting members appointed by the Secretary, composed of— (I) 7 representatives of employers who participate in a registered apprenticeship program, including employers who participate in a registered apprenticeship program sponsored by a joint labor-management partnership