We call for Iranian people to be allowed to take Pearson examinations without unfair barriers. These exams are essential for education, professional careers, migration, and wider academic and professional opportunity, yet many capable and dedicated people are being blocked from taking them.

Iranian people are cultured, educated, and highly capable. They should not be cut off from a testing system that can help them study, work, and build a future through their own effort. When access to these examinations is restricted, it does not only affect one test date or one application. It can delay a person’s studies, put professional plans on hold, and make it harder to pursue opportunities abroad or move forward at home.

This is a matter of fairness and equal access. Exams should measure knowledge and preparation, not punish people because of where they come from. Pearson examinations are an important path for many people, and Iranian test takers deserve the same chance to sit them as anyone else.

We ask Pearson to remove the barriers preventing Iranian people from taking these examinations and to ensure access is based on merit, not nationality. Everyone who has prepared, paid attention, and worked hard should be able to take part.