; (D) for eligible students who wish to continue their education upon release— (i) offer academic advising; and (ii) offer appropriate financial aid counseling, including Federal and State financial aid and student loan counseling; and (E) offer eligible students career counseling and job placement assistance upon completion of an education program in prison and release from custody. (3) Information to the Office of Prison Education An eligible provider that participates in the Program under this section shall submit to the Assistant Director— (A) a plan for providing academic and career guidance to eligible students, as well as transition services, to support successful community reintegration of such students; and (B) relevant information about the eligible students participating in the Program it relates to subparagraph (A). (d) Technical assistance The Assistant Director shall work with relevant Federal agencies to provide technical assistance to eligible providers, and the Federal correctional facilities with which they are in partnership, developing new quality academic programs for eligible students, or expanding existing programs. (e) Annual report (1) In general An eligible provider that participates in the Program, working with the Federal correctional facility with which it is in partnership, shall submit to the Assistant Director an annual report on the provider’s academic program for eligible students, including implementation and results. (2) Contents of report Each annual report submitted under paragraph (1) shall include information on— (A) courses and programs offered; (B) numbers, rates, and types of certificates and degrees awarded; (C) the partnership with the Federal correctional facility, including information on space allocation, resources, staffing, and other relevant information on effective collaboration; (D) the effectiveness of the various education program’s length, and the value of credentials or degrees earned with different credit length