; (iv) a State workforce development board or local workforce development board; and (v) to the maximum extent practicable— (I) a labor organization associated with the industry or occupation related to the apprenticeship-readiness program involved; and (II) a community-based organization that provides apprenticeship-readiness programs, as appropriate. (3) Applications To be eligible to receive a grant from the Secretary under this subsection, an entity shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require, including— (A) a description of the training and curriculum that will be used to carry out the program and how the proposed apprenticeship-readiness program makes individuals who successfully complete the apprenticeship-readiness program qualified to enter into an established registered apprenticeship program; (B) evidence that there are or will be sufficient openings available in the registered apprenticeship program referenced in subparagraph (A) to enable the registered apprenticeship program sponsor to place into a corresponding registered apprenticeship those individuals who successfully complete the apprenticeship-readiness program; (C) information about the entity that demonstrates the existence of an active, advisory partnership between the partners described in paragraph (2)(C) and the capacity, of a training and education provider in the entity, to provide the training and education services necessary for an apprenticeship-readiness program; and (D) information about the apprenticeship-readiness program that demonstrates— (i) that the program is in an in-demand industry or occupation in the region in which the project is located; (ii) the use of integrated work-based and academic learning that may include training in the workplace; (iii) the inclusion of career exploration focused activities, such as job shadowing, career information activities, and résumé preparation, in the program