Petition to Restore ADC WRITTEN Access for Iranian Residents
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Reza Kamali
28 days ago
This restriction amounts to a form of discrimination against Iranians who have already lost significant opportunities and prospects in their home country as a result of war, international sanctions, and circumstances beyond their control. The current restrictions on Iranian nationals participating in the PTE Academic examination place an additional and unjustifiable burden on individuals who are already facing considerable difficulties in pursuing their educational and professional goals.
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fatemeh norani
29 days ago
I was going to attend the exam
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Master Hdr
1 month ago
Because I am Iranian and that’s not fair
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Parm Parto
1 month ago
Skilled workers are hard workers
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Mücahit Çağan
1 month ago
Dentists and other other health professionals are more than a political tools. In any situation, any people can not be judged with a political issue between governments by states
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Elham Shakouri
1 month ago
As an Iranian student and healthcare professional, I believe access to internationally recognized English language tests should be based on an applicant’s English proficiency, not their nationality. Restricting PTE access for Iranian citizens creates an unfair barrier for students and professionals who need an English qualification for education, immigration, and career opportunities. I support equal and fair access to language testing for everyone.
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Sia Taba
1 month ago
Educational exam should be politic free
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Nazanin Hnz
1 month ago
It is not fair to restrict Iranian to have a fair chance to have an English exam that is necessary for their future.
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sara ravi
1 month ago
dear pearson ,please think then act
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farideh karbasi
1 month ago
for Iranian people
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Sara Nikseresht
1 month ago
We respectfully ask the ADC to reconsider this decision and work toward a fair and accessible solution for Iranian candidates. Why our nationality should be the source of discrimination, so sad and unfair!
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muhammad Shabani
1 month ago
It doesnt fair
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Farideh ANSARI
1 month ago
To support my fellow Iranian that worked very hard to get her/ his qualifications and helping our people.
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Sahra Tizraei aghdam
1 month ago
Yo whom it may concern
It is unfair to ban the exam for iranian people.
Please find a solution to male it possible for the innocent iranian young people. It pose a threat to our future.
Bests
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Negar Tabesh
1 month ago
Why should Iranian doctors and dentists pay the price for stupidity of IRGC?
If we liked practicing medicine under IRGC rules, we didn’t take these exams for god sake!
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SARA JAMALIAN SISTANI
1 month ago
Because this score is crucial for skill workers, in addition to this, Iranian people are living in the war limitation!
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Neda Vf
1 month ago
It’s not at all acceptable that Pearson made an unfair decision for all Iranian people who live in Iran while they struggle against difficulty of taking exam outside of their country! Now Iranian people completely banned by Pearson!
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Ida Safari
1 month ago
Because it’s the most unfair thing ever!
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yasaman ghadiri
1 month ago
Free iran
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elnaz hamedzati
1 month ago
“Access to standardized language proficiency exams is a basic right for professionals in this region. The constant cancellation of PTE exams is unfair and hinders our ability to move forward with our international career and immigration plans. We urge the authorities to prioritize restoring these services.”
This restriction amounts to a form of discrimination against Iranians who have already lost significant opportunities and prospects in their home country as a result of war, international sanctions, and circumstances beyond their control. The current restrictions on Iranian nationals participating in the PTE Academic examination place an additional and unjustifiable burden on individuals who are already facing considerable difficulties in pursuing their educational and professional goals.
I was going to attend the exam
Because I am Iranian and that’s not fair
Skilled workers are hard workers
Dentists and other other health professionals are more than a political tools. In any situation, any people can not be judged with a political issue between governments by states
As an Iranian student and healthcare professional, I believe access to internationally recognized English language tests should be based on an applicant’s English proficiency, not their nationality. Restricting PTE access for Iranian citizens creates an unfair barrier for students and professionals who need an English qualification for education, immigration, and career opportunities. I support equal and fair access to language testing for everyone.
Educational exam should be politic free
It is not fair to restrict Iranian to have a fair chance to have an English exam that is necessary for their future.
dear pearson ,please think then act
for Iranian people
We respectfully ask the ADC to reconsider this decision and work toward a fair and accessible solution for Iranian candidates. Why our nationality should be the source of discrimination, so sad and unfair!
It doesnt fair
To support my fellow Iranian that worked very hard to get her/ his qualifications and helping our people.
Yo whom it may concern It is unfair to ban the exam for iranian people. Please find a solution to male it possible for the innocent iranian young people. It pose a threat to our future. Bests
Why should Iranian doctors and dentists pay the price for stupidity of IRGC? If we liked practicing medicine under IRGC rules, we didn’t take these exams for god sake!
Because this score is crucial for skill workers, in addition to this, Iranian people are living in the war limitation!
It’s not at all acceptable that Pearson made an unfair decision for all Iranian people who live in Iran while they struggle against difficulty of taking exam outside of their country! Now Iranian people completely banned by Pearson!
Because it’s the most unfair thing ever!
Free iran
“Access to standardized language proficiency exams is a basic right for professionals in this region. The constant cancellation of PTE exams is unfair and hinders our ability to move forward with our international career and immigration plans. We urge the authorities to prioritize restoring these services.”