1. Same education: Unfortunately, there are still many countries where education is unequal between the sexes. The gender role model is that women stay at home and therefore do not need a good education. In my opinion, both must receive the same education to have the same opportunities.
I agree with the general vibe of your statement, but I would change "must receive" with "should be able to receive": I don't think forcing education is good and not everyone is suited for higher studies. Besides, women are nowadays 1/3 more likely to pursue higher education than men so the tendency is actually the other way around.
2. Quotas in senior (management) positions: The social picture that we still have in Europe is from the 19th century. Women have to stay home, growing up children, are the weaker gender etc. So in my opinion we need obligatory quotas for women in visible position to change the actual social picture we have. Of course it would become problematic if there is not the same qualification between men and women for the same position, but taking point 1 into account, the difference should be equalized π
I strongly disagree with that, and previously explained why it is a nefarious idea: you literally treat people based on their gender or race, which is the exact same premise as the countless segregations we have seen in the past. Besides, who said that there "needs" more women occupying certain jobs to begin with? I haven't seen many feminists being outraged that virtually all road builders, military troops, or carpenters are men. The double standard of this propaganda drives me nuts.
Instead of trying to fix something that isn't broken, we should try to take a step back and understand why women are less present in managerial positions: these jobs are very demanding, very tough, and demand a very strong/disagreeable temper. These are typically masculine traits, which is why very few women are compatible (most men aren't either, by the way). Top positions require you to sacrifice your personal life for your career, which typically only men are crazy enough to be willing to do just for the pursuit of success. Qualification plays a role, but personality/drive/traits/charisma are equally if not more important.