; and (B) aligns, to the extent practicable, with the technology infrastructure for related Federal programs, such as the technology infrastructure used under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ( 29 U.S.C. 3101 et seq. ); (C) best meets the needs of the national apprenticeship system stakeholders that are reporting data to the Administrator or State apprenticeship agencies, including through the provision of, as necessary, technical assistance and financial assistance to ensure reporting systems are equipped to report into such single information technology infrastructure; and (D) is aligned with data from the performance reviews under section 131(b)(1)(A); (2) providing for data sharing on the most recent data available to the Administrator (consistent with national standards and practices) that includes making nonpersonally identifiable apprenticeship data available on a publicly accessible website that is consumer tested and is searchable and comparable (through the use of common, linked, open-data description language, such as the credential transparency description language or a substantially similar resource) and that allows interested parties to become aware of apprenticeship opportunities and of program outcomes that best meets the needs of youth apprentices, pre-apprentices, and apprentices, employers, education and training providers, sponsors, and relevant stakeholders, including— (A) information on program offerings under the national apprenticeship system based on geographical location and occupations suitable for apprenticeship; (B) information on education and training providers providing opportunities under such system, including whether programs under such system offer dual or concurrent enrollment programs, articulation agreements, and recognized postsecondary credentials as part of the program offerings