We can conclude that ……………

One of the biggest problems facing secondary education today is providing some form of training or qualifications for those young people who don't want to apply for admission to university and who aren't interested in taking traditional examinations. Many students leave school and face unemployment because they are completely unskilled. Modern secondary education should include more practical subjects and be flexible enough for students to get credit for their achievements even if they don't pass written tests. Industry is generally enthusiastic about introducing job-related education hoping that it will lead to a more professional and efficient workforce.