More than 100 of the 843 students in need of work identified according to a survey conducted at the institute have been employed. It is also planned to expand the activities of the institute to help students to be hired in the areas such as education, service, manufacturing, secondary schools, and tourism as well as to create job opportunities and attract students to those jobs. During the meeting chaired by the vice-rector, the officials of the institute were instructed on issues of creating job opportunities for students.