; (ii) the completion rates for apprentices in each registered apprenticeship program supported by the workforce intermediary; (iii) job retention of apprentices, based on 1 year after completing the registered apprenticeship program supported by the workforce intermediary; (iv) the income level of jobs obtained by apprentices after completing the apprenticeship program; and (v) the occupations in in-demand industry sectors, and nontraditional apprenticeship occupations, that the workforce intermediary has successfully served through the grant by creating registered apprenticeship programs in those occupations. (3) Scope of evaluation In conducting the evaluation under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall, to the fullest extent practicable, limit the evaluation to the efforts of the workforce intermediary supported under this Act, but shall also consider all of the efforts of the workforce intermediary to support registered apprenticeship programs. (4) Report By not later than 90 days after the evaluation is completed, the Secretary shall prepare and submit to the workforce intermediary, and make publicly available, a report that will contain— (A) the results of the evaluation, including the topics and information described in paragraph (2); and (B) recommendations on how to further improve the outcomes of the workforce intermediary. (c) Renewal The Secretary shall use the performance progress reports and the results of an evaluation under this section for a project to determine whether to renew a grant for the workforce intermediary for that project. 8. Workshops; best practices The Secretary shall use not more than 5 percent of the funds made available under this Act to— (1) plan and conduct workshops throughout the United States to instruct interested organizations on how to create workforce intermediaries on a national, State, or local level, and navigate the grant process described in this Act