; (2) approve, promote, and facilitate fellowship and scholarship programs at the request of a sponsoring agency to meet workforce requirements of the sponsoring agency, especially in critical skill areas; (3) develop a standard application for fellowships and scholarships for use by applicants and sponsoring agencies, which may be supplemented by additional requirements of a sponsoring agency; and (4) ensure that an individual who successfully completes a fellowship or scholarship program is able to utilize the noncompetitive eligibility for employment in the competitive service provided under section 370(b). (e) Virtual student Federal service (1) In general The Executive Director shall establish and operate a Virtual Student Federal Service, an online platform through which Executive agencies may solicit for interns to work approximately 10 hours per week during the academic school year. (2) Intern responsibilities An intern appointed by an Executive agency under paragraph (1)— (A) shall communicate with and submit work to the Executive agency electronically; and (B) shall not be required to travel. (3) Agency responsibilities An Executive agency sponsoring an opportunity through the Virtual Student Federal Service shall provide the Center with relevant information about the intern services needed by the Executive agency. (f) Responsibilities and authorities of sponsoring agencies The head of a sponsoring agency— (1) shall establish the terms of each fellowship or scholarship program, including eligibility requirements, compensation, and length of service requirements; (2) shall provide the Center with the necessary information on existing fellowship and scholarship programs to enable the Center to fulfill its responsibilities to promote and facilitate those programs through the online platform and application process described in paragraphs (1) and (3), respectively, of subsection (d)