Working opportunity for educated women.

Working opportunity for educated and enable women,

-Khoundkar Latifa Yasmin (B.A.);

-Dr. Aakash SheikhAnwar Ullah Khoundkar;

In the developing countries like Bangladesh and India many women are contributing to the country's financial development. Many women working on many offices and factories. However many enable and educated women are still not getting the chance to prove themselves worthy of contributing to the country. There are many women who are well educated and are interested in joining some work and contributing to the country's development, but cannot do that because of the fear of all the hustles and trouble not to mention harassment women has to face outdoor.

Government and the companies can help women who wishes to contribute by providing eligible work for women who has trouble working outdoors.

Many women staying at home as house wives are actually highly educated and are able to teach school and/or college students. Many of them are educated enough to take exams/tests and evaluate the answer papers. Women who are interested in these works may be connected to specific organisations who shall provide them with opportunities. They can come to schools and colleges and do the duty of exam hall guards. After exams the Organisations providing women work can provide them with the answer papers where they can evaluate the answer papers and thus help the schools and colleges with the examination process.

Women who wishes to work but don't have the experience needed may be given the training necessary by the same organisations. They will provide special home service to train these women at home.

This way educated women can earn some recognitions as educated, aware and valuable citizens of the country.

Many women staying at home as house wives are actually quite talented at various items such as cooking and sewing clothes. Organisations providing opportunities may bring the works to their home and again take their homemade products from their doorsteps.

The organisations shall deliver raw materials to their homes, (e.g. clothes for sewing and vegetables, cereals and meat for cooking) and when their work is done then the homemade products (e.g. clothes and foods prepared at home by house wives) shall be received from their doorsteps by the organisation to be distributed to various markets. In return women can earn some cash. This way their homemade products can even be exported. When my aunt went to London a long time ago and stayed there for her husband's PHD, she saw a similar system there for the house wives.

This way if specialised organisations and government helps housewives do the work of their dreams then women staying indoors can contribute a lot to the country's development and earn their recognitions as assets of the country.