Gender Equality and Opportunities

Mike: Of course! Gender equality means judging people by their skills, not their gender. John: I agree. A fair society needs both men and women to have the same chances. John: Do you think men and women should always have equal opportunities at work?

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Tom: Fine… but let’s start with equal dishwashing first! Tom: I cooked dinner yesterday, so it’s your turn today. Gender equality, right? Alex: Nice try! Gender equality doesn’t mean equal cooking turns, it means equal rights and opportunities.

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John: That sounds like a great idea! I think it’s important to educate everyone about equality at work. Sarah: I'm going to organize workshops on equal opportunities for both men and women. John: How are you planning to support gender equality at work? Sarah: They help raise awareness and teach practical skills for creating an equal work environment. John: Why workshops?

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Dear Alex, Although many people don't notice it, we often use different words for men and women who do the same jobs, which creates unfair ideas. When you visit next month, we can discuss this important topic more, which I know interests both of us. Because words have such power, I believe that changing how we speak can help create a more equal society where everyone has opportunities. When we talk about boys and girls, I think the words we choose can make a big difference in how people are treated. If we want to build a better world, we should try to use language that treats everyone with the same respect and value. Your friend, Win

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Dear Mai, I also learned many interesting stories about the people who built them. Maybe we could organize a small trip with our classmates to explore some of these sites together. I recently read about some UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Vietnam, and I think they are really fascinating. Last weekend, I went to one of the sites with my family, and the monuments were very well-preserved. Visiting these historic places can help us understand our country’s history and culture better. Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Best regards, Lan

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Dear Sir/Madam, First, Vietnam has actively participated in global institutions like the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, contributing to peace and economic development. I am writing to share my views on Vietnam’s role in international organizations. Finally, through these partnerships, Vietnam strengthens its international influence and fosters global cooperation for a sustainable future. Vietnam's engagement in international organizations continues to promote both national progress and global unity. Second, Vietnam’s involvement helps address global challenges such as climate change and poverty reduction by collaborating with other countries. Sincerely,

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International organizations provide Vietnam with great economic advantages through investment and technical support. The World Bank, for example, helps create better roads and ports, which is more advantageous than relying only on domestic funds. As a result, local communities can gradually reduce poverty and improve their living standards. Such cooperation is essential for Vietnam’s sustainable growth in today’s fast – changing world. These projects make it easier to transport agricultural products and enable producers to earn a better living.

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Dear Thu, I hope everything is going well at your new school. At first, I felt completely lost because nobody told us exactly what to do in each week, and there were no fixed lesson times. Last month, I enrolled in my first massive open online course about environmental science. The forums are really active, so when I ask a question, I often receive helpful replies from students in other countries within a few hours. Gradually, I learnt to read the course outline carefully, plan my own schedule and set reminders so that I didn’t fall behind. Now I actually enjoy the freedom, and I’ve realised that managing my own time is just as important as understanding the content. Best wishes, Mai

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