The curricula are aligned with the State Educational Requirements for the respective professions. The study programs are developed by teams of lecturers at TUES, by lecturers at TU, and by leading specialists in the IT business. They have been discussed and approved by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of "Electronic Engineering and Technologies" at the Technical University and approved by the Rector of TU - Sofia.

The study programs for the two specialties are designed to meet all requirements for mandatory training in general education disciplines.

The training programs for each specialization include specialized disciplines that shape specific professional skills.

The full course of training from grades 9 to 12 provides the opportunity to obtain the right to take state maturity exams for secondary education, as well as the right to take state exams for a level of professional qualification. A third level of professional qualification is obtained after successfully completing grade 12 and passing state qualification exams in theory and practice of the specialty. Completed professional education is certified with a certificate of professional qualification.

For the 2017/2018 academic year, the school will admit students in the two specialties "System Programming" and "Computer Networks". This is necessitated by the increased interest in these specialties.

At TUES, currently one associate professor and four doctors of science are conducting classes, while a large part of the remaining lecturers hold the academic title of "senior lecturer".

At the Technological School "Electronic Systems" of TU - Sofia, a CISCO Academy operates. A large number of students go through the first two levels of CCNA training courses, but there is a trend of increased interest in completing the entire four-level CCNA training course and preparing for certification exams. 

Under the program BG051PO001/07/4.2-01 "Making schools attractive to young people", announced by the Directorate "Structural Funds and International Educational Programs" of the Ministry of Education and Science. The project in which the school participated is "Software Academy "Electronic Systems".

Students and teachers from TUES are working on Project BG051PO001-4.2.05: "Success – Making Schools Attractive to Young People".

During the 2012/2013 academic year, TUT participated in project BG051PO001-3.3.07-0001 "Student Internships". The project is implemented with the financial support of the Operational Programme "Human Resources Development", co-financed by the European Social Fund of the European Union.

In 2013, TUT participated in a three-year project No. 543154-LLP-1-2013-1-FI-KA3-KA3MP "Promoting Knowledge Work Practices in Education" – KNORK, funded under the European Lifelong Learning Programme.