IELTS Writing Topics | Gender (Males and Females)

IELTS Writing Topics | Gender (Males and Females)
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Gender and Education

  • Men and women should have access to the same educational opportunities.
  • Males and females should be accepted onto courses according to their abilities.
  • It is wrong to discriminate against students because of their gender.
  • Gender should be irrelevant in education.
  • Students’ achievements should depend on hard work and individual merit.
  • In the UK, there are similar numbers of male and female students in higher education.

Gender and Work

  • Men and women should have access to the same professional opportunities.
  • Both men and women should be able to pursue a career.
  • They should earn equal salaries.
  • They should be employed according to their abilities, qualifications and experience.
  • Traditionally, women have been restricted to certain roles.
  • They were often employed as secretaries or receptionists.
  • Nowadays, a range of occupations is available to both sexes.
  • Career success depends on individual merit.

Women’s and Men’s Role in the Family

  • Some people argue that a mother should not work.
  • She should stay at home and bring up her children.
  • The father should be the breadwinner of the family.
  • Others believe that both parents should share these responsibilities.
  • Working women can take maternity leave during and after pregnancy.
  • Many mothers continue to work after this period.
  • Many fathers and mothers share their parenting and domestic responsibilities.
  • They contribute equally to childcare, cooking and cleaning.
  • Some women may have better career prospects than their husbands.
  • Paternity leave and “househusbands” are becoming more common.
  • Traditional gender roles are gradually changing.
  • Families can divide roles and responsibilities in the most convenient way.
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