; (II) share through the national apprenticeship system clearinghouse research and best practices for programs under the national apprenticeship system in correctional settings and for individuals impacted by the criminal and juvenile justice system; (III) provide technical assistance for State prison systems and employers seeking to operate or improve corrections-based pre-apprenticeship or apprenticeship programs; and (IV) support the successful transition of individuals in correctional institutions to pre-apprenticeship or apprenticeship programs upon exiting from correctional settings; and (iv) Secretary of Health and Human Services to coordinate with State programs for temporary assistance to needy families funded under part A of title VI of the Social Security Act to promote awareness of opportunities under the national apprenticeship system for participants in such State programs. (3) State offices of apprenticeship (A) Establishment of offices (i) In general The Administrator shall establish and operate a State Office of Apprenticeship in a State described in clause (ii) to serve as the registration agency for such State. (ii) Applicable States A State described in this clause is a State— (I) in which, as of the day before the date of enactment of the National Apprenticeship Act of 2023 , there is no State Office of Apprenticeship; and (II) that has not applied for recognition as a State apprenticeship agency under section 113, or for which such recognition has not provided or has been withdrawn by the Administrator under such section. (B) State plan requirement Each State Office of Apprenticeship shall be administered by a State Director who shall prepare and submit a State plan that meets the requirements of section 113(c). (C) Vacancies Subject to the availability of appropriations, in the case of a State Office of Apprenticeship with a vacant position, the Administrator shall— (i) make information on such vacancy available on a publicly accessible website