The wife has always been a reality on which a stack of theories of discussions and laws have been created. Despite the wife to be the discussion object in the working world, and to be the important element for the politicians to rise the image in front of the public, the wife has always been at the second place in the working world.
All the inequalities between men and women that persist in industrialized countries are still more important in the developing countries. The average feminine salary represents the half of the average masculine salary. The wives are suffered the joblessness than the men. Seventy percent (70%) of the poor persons of the planet are the wives. The two third of the illiterate adults persons among 860 million in the world are women. The right at word of the wives post at the education right.
The women situation at the work is much different from one area to another of the planet according to the development of the countries, even also the mentalities.
The work of the wives in DRC as other parts of under Sahara Africa come elsewhere, all proceed from a very long history. We don't say nowadays in Africa that the women jobs never stop. In the centuries ago, most of the central African explorers that new that, have said that problem. Speaking about the job of the wives in has work, "the African women (bantoues) in XXth century: Michal Masroz report that two European travelers exploring the centre Africa, one in XVII century another in XIX century another in XIX century the said clear about the sexual division unfavorable to the women, these one taking the principal part.
During the Belgian colonization, the traditional area, the work of slaves as far as to their minds or the consideration they had from then society.
Actually as it is in the countryside as in the town, the activities of Congolese women contribute to the income of the family. That feminine dynamism is essential to the well-being or simply to the survival of many families. The Congolese women can benefit the advantage of this situation to reach at the real equality with their husbands and these by which conditions?
This work will show us the blockages that meet the wife when looking for a job, the persistent inequality between both sexes and the solutions for a probable amelioration of the integration of the wife in the working world in the seven day Adventists conventioned schools of the North Kivu Provincial Coordination.

Education has aways been essential because it has contributed to the socio-economic development of society. The education of women and young girls in particular, given its impact on the mastery of fertility, the amelioration of health, the access to an employment of good quality is perceived as one of the keys of development. Education is thus at the centre of concerns of all nations. A sound example is the many international consultations about the issue in 2000 with the adoption of eight Objectives of the Millennium for Development (OMD) among which two are related to education.
Of all those conferences, the one which has left a mark and which has made people become aware is the one of Jomtien in Thailand in 1990 on education for all for the year 2011. According to PONSER, (1994), Jamtien has raised much hope because from its recommendations, the great number of African states should adopt educational politics. In fact, this conference considered education as one of the main priorities for development and states were required to make primary education universal in 2000.
In the first congress of the Mouvement Populaire de la R