; (2) present a modernized view of cybersecurity careers; (3) improve user friendliness; and (4) allow prospective job applicants to search positions by State, salary, and title. (o) Advertisements The Director of the National Science Foundation shall work with the Director of the Office of Personnel Management and State, local, and tribal agencies to advertise cybersecurity positions to scholarship recipients under this section, such as by hosting, in coordination with such office and agencies, a virtual job fair for scholarship recipients. (p) Cybersecurity at kindergarten through grade 12 level The Director of the National Science Foundation, in coordination with other Federal agencies as necessary, shall carry out a program to grow and improve cybersecurity education at the kindergarten through grade 12 level that— (1) increases interest in cybersecurity careers; (2) helps students practice correct and safe online behavior and understand the foundational principles of cybersecurity; and (3) improves teaching methods for delivering cybersecurity content for kindergarten through grade 12 computer science curricula. (q) Critical infrastructure protection Due to the need for skilled cybersecurity professionals to protect the Nation’s critical infrastructure, the Director of the National Science Foundation may— (1) grant exceptions to students for fulfilling post-award employment obligations under this section (on a case-by-case basis and in coordination with other Federal agencies) who agree to work in a critical infrastructure mission at a Federal Government corporation or a State, local, or tribal government-affiliated asset, system, or network that is considered to be part of a critical infrastructure sector as described in Presidential Policy Directive–21, issued February 12, 2013 (related to critical infrastructure security and resilience), or any successor