One of the important results used to assess the effectiveness of the college and the feedback system is the employment of graduates. The college administration takes the issue of employment of graduates very seriously. Graduates participate in city job fairs organized on the initiative of the National Economic and Social Enterprise "Atameken", the akimat and the city's Department of Employment and Social Programs.
The college administration has concluded agreements on professional practice in organizations where they are expected to be employed. Work is underway with district employment centers. Department heads monitor the employment process based on the availability of references from the workplace. More than 84% of graduates find work in their specialty within a year after graduation. Some of them receive job offers during internships, demonstrating deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Many students continue their studies at universities in their specialty.