There was a time when Women used to suffer in the male dominated society, especially in the eastern countries, where they had no exposure to the world outside their homes. However, with the awareness programs and the improvements in the society, nowadays women are equally contributing in the welfare of the nations worldwide. Being specific about the developed countries, women are treated equally in every field of life, with Iran been an exception here. There is no doubt that Iran believes in safeguarding Women’s rights to work, but being an Islamic State, there are certain limitations for the them to choose the fields. At the same time, the working atmosphere is a respectful one and women can find a good opportunity to choose as a career.
If you are a woman and looking for some productive jobs in Iran, then here are few options that can give your career a start!
1) Becoming a Professor
In my two recent visits to Iran, it was quite
predictable that the Iranians believe in promoting their own customs and
traditions rather than going crazy in following the global conventions.
Due to this reason, the institutes and educational centers hire the
qualified locals of the country. At this time, Iran is one of the most
reputed country in terms of its educational services and every city has
got numerous universities, therefore, women of Iran can earn really
smart by getting a job in these educational sectors depending on their
level of qualification. Becoming a professor in Iran is something that
women really look at. Due to the religious restrictions for Women,
Professorship pays huge, along with respect unlimited.
2) Becoming An Engineer
It must be clear by now that Iran is a country that
gives freedom to its citizens and both the genders are allowed to choose
the best options to start their career. Since the Revolution that
rephrased the Islamic history of Iran, The country is excelling each day
and the development is going on a steady rate. Iran, at this moment
provides equal opportunities to the male and female engineers for its
construction projects. Therefore, if you are an engineer or planning to
pursue an engineering degree then you can have the surety of been
employed in a firm that pays you more than satisfactory.
3) Joining Politics
Although Iran owns a different strategy when it comes
to politics, joining a political party is also a good option for the
Iranian Women. However, the country doesn’t allow the women to become
leaders, but they can always cash their interest and patriotism by
joining a political party.
4) Becoming a Doctor
Like all other religions of the world, Islamic
teachings promote the idea of serving humanity, considering it a noble
cause. Iran, being an Islamic country appreciate Doctors and the
government pay them considerably large for their services. Last year
while I visited Iran, My relative got injured and we had to take her to
the hospital. There I realized that the Women of Iran have got equal
opportunities in every field of life where they were trained about how
to handle X-Ray Machines, etc. In short Women Doctors are most wanted
employees when it comes to the medical services. Therefore, if you are a
doctor and living in Iran, Utilize your Degree!
5) Joining Banks
Iran own most of the banks that are local and very
few international banks are running in the nation. Again, following
their Islamic rituals, Women are given equal rights to carry on with
their career in accountancy and banking.
6) Becoming A Driver
Thanks to My mum who made me remember that Women
actually drive Taxis in Iran, and earn respectfully. Unlike Saudi
Arabia, which is also an Islamic State (Where Women are prosecuted if
caught driving), Iran is Liberal-and-modern enough to allow the female
citizens to drive. This is taken as one of the most facilitating feature
for the Women of Iran who find themselves at an ease to travel with the
drivers of same gender.
Therefore, by the end of this post, it must have been
clear to you that If you are living in Iran, You have got equal
opportunities to start a career and contribute in the society.
All the Best
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