Secondary education

NACE code 85.3 covers the provision of secondary education, which plays a crucial role in the development of a skilled and knowledgeable workforce. This industry encompasses a wide range of educational institutions, from general secondary schools to vocational and technical schools, all of which contribute to the overall educational landscape and the advancement of society.

The secondary education industry utilizes a variety of teaching methods and techniques to deliver educational content to students. This includes traditional classroom-based instruction, as well as the incorporation of technology-driven approaches, such as online learning platforms and interactive multimedia resources. Educators within this industry are responsible for designing and implementing curriculum, delivering lectures, facilitating discussions, and assessing student progress.

The secondary education industry requires a range of inputs to function effectively. These include qualified and experienced teaching staff, educational materials such as textbooks and learning aids, and the necessary infrastructure, such as classrooms, laboratories, and administrative facilities. Additionally, the industry relies on government funding, tuition fees, and other sources of financial support to maintain operations and provide quality education to students.

The primary output of the secondary education industry is the provision of educational services that prepare students for further education, vocational training, or entry into the workforce. Graduates of secondary education programs may go on to pursue 85.4 Higher education or 85.5 Other education opportunities, or they may enter 88.1 Social work activities without accommodation or 94.9 Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c. sectors, depending on their specific educational and career paths.