ATVI's Academic Programs encompass the fields of ICT, Automotive Systems Technology, Agriculture, and Construction Trades. These skill areas have been identified by the Afghanistan Government and by international organizations as essential to future economic development.

The objective of ATVI's managerial focused training is for students who successfully complete the coursework to be qualified to act as entry to mid-level managers in their respective trades. Coursework in each program consists of four semesters of ten weeks, with a two-week break between semesters. Class days run six days per week, with days off for occasional long weekends and holidays. Because of the length of each class day, the managerial curriculum progresses two equivalent academic years of training in one calendar year. All training consists of a combination of lecture, and hands-on practice, with some time allocated for external study (homework or project assignments).

ICT Training, Automotive System Technology, Agriculture, and Construction Trades training courses are delivered over four semesters. Target course sizes are 15 students, roughly evenly balanced by gender in the ICT sector and predominately male in the other horticulture, construction trades, and automotive maintenance. Curriculum during the first year of training is a combination of core courses and major specific courses. Year two curriculum is based completely on each individual program of study.