Which way is the best way for me? Somebody help me out!

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Now I'm a junior. My major is English. There are many people preparing for the post graduate exam. I intended to apply for Zhejiang University previously. These days I have a lot of spare time, and I started to think out myself, my future and my choices. Actually, I know many people who apply for the post gradute do so because they fear of unemployment. It is true in China. Certificate is of vital importance for us to get selected. So many people compete for it without thinking too much about it. Our education is exam-oriented. And I hate it with a passion. I know this is not the best way for us. Proffessional translaters and interpreters are the most needed in China now as the modernization and globalization accelerate. Unfortunately, even the best students in my class cann't pass the tests provided by translation companies. Why? After four years of study, we cann't get a job with our skills. The problem lies in education and also students themselves. I've thought about it for many days. And I come up with an idea that I need to learn the skills and knowledge the companies want right now. I'm eager to train myself to be competitive. Unfortunately, few opportunities come to me. I've sent my resume to many companies so far, and received very few responses. Because I have classes to take and skills to learn, I have to find works online. That makes the job hunting even more difficult. But I will not easily give up. Fortunately, two companies have accepted my application and I'm now working for them. What do you guys think of it? Can I succeed? Have I made the wrong decision? Thanks in advance.