; (ii) provides training in partnership with the requirements of employers in the State or local area, which may include high-skill, high-wage, or in-demand sectors or occupations in the State or local area; (iii) provides a student, upon completion of the program, with a recognized postsecondary credential, that is widely recognized by local employers in the relevant industry, including credentials recognized by industry or sector partnerships in the State or local area where the industry is located; (iv) utilizes work-based and worksite learning experiences, where appropriate and available, that— (I) are related to the employment for which the program provides training (such as employment in a sector or occupation described in clause (ii)); and (II) are supervised by an individual with expertise in the field; and (v) has been determined by the institution of higher education (after validation of that determination by an industry or sector partnership) to provide academic content, an amount of instructional time, and a recognized postsecondary credential that— (I) meet the hiring requirements of potential local employers; (II) allow the students to apply for any licenses or certifications that may be required to be employed in the local field for which the job training is offered; (III) may include integrated or basic skills courses; and (IV) may be offered as part of an eligible local eligible career pathways program. (D) Short-term program The term short-term program means— (i) a career and technical education program that provides more than 320 clock hours and less than 600 clock hours of instruction; (ii) an educational or career pathway program that is part of a career pathway; or (iii) a job-training program. (E) WIOA terms The terms career pathway , in-demand industry sector or occupation , and recognized postsecondary credential have the meanings given the terms in section 3 of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ( 29 U.S.C. 3102 ). .