The school’s approach to education was distinctly practical. The curriculum was tailored to meet the needs of the industrial sector, ensuring that students gained the technical skills required by employers. Whether it was in engineering, mechanics, design, or other industrial fields, the graduates of Art Iran were prepared to enter the workforce with a level of proficiency that set them apart. The reputation of the school grew steadily, and soon, the graduates of Art Iran became highly sought after in the job market. Employers recognized the quality of training provided by the institution, and many of its alumni were seen as some of the best technicians in their respective fields.
During its peak years from 1349 to 1358 (1970-1979), the Art Institute achieved remarkable success. More than 800 male and female students graduated each year, ready to contribute to the workforce with their newly acquired skills. This was a period of rapid economic development in Iran, and the demand for skilled workers was higher than ever. As a result, Art Iran played a crucial role in meeting the industrial needs of the country.