Petition to Restore ADC WRITTEN Access for Iranian Residents

Elnaz Hamedzati

“I am signing this petition because the ongoing unavailability of the PTE exam is acting as a major barrier to my future. As someone who has invested significant time and effort in preparation, this uncertainty is unacceptable. We need a stable and reliable testing schedule to plan our lives and careers effectively.”

Raha Solin

Hoping for changes in this decision.

Fardane Jahangiri

Cancelling confirmed exams only days before the test is deeply unfair and inhumane. Candidates have invested months of preparation, significant money, and enormous emotional effort. They should not be punished for circumstances entirely beyond their control. All existing bookings must be honored, and affected candidates must be allowed to sit their exams.

Sajjad Shariati Rad

I am student and I want to study abroad. This situation creates a complete injustice

Zahra Abbasi hormozi

Cancelling confirmed exams only days before the test is deeply unfair and inhumane. Candidates have invested months of preparation, significant money, and enormous emotional effort. They should not be punished for circumstances entirely beyond their control. All existing bookings must be honoured, and affected candidates must be allowed to sit their exams.

Sara Ershadi

Cancellation of this exam for Iranians is a clear example of racial discrimination

Pardis Hashemi

You constantly advocate for human rights, yet having Iranian citizenship or residency remains a barrier to the professional advancement of Iranian doctors and dentists. This is neither just nor humane. Given the unique circumstances in Iran, a fair alternative would have been to cancel local exam centers and allow Iranians to take these exams in other countries. Blocking individuals based on any form of Iranian residency is discriminatory and deeply unjust

Nazanin

It is not fair for Iranians

Amin Afzal Aghaei

It seriously affects my life, as I have spended 6 months doing nothing but studying for this exam

Damoon Namazi

Iranian dentists deserve the same chance as everyone else to prove their competence and build their future. Pearson’s restrictions on ADC exam access unfairly shut the door on hardworking professionals who have dedicated years to their education and patient care. These policies are discriminatory, damaging, and inconsistent with global standards of fairness. I urge Pearson and the ADC to remove these barriers and treat all candidates with dignity and equality.

arefe diba

One of ADC's principle is being fair not a racist organization.this discrimination is unacceptable from an organization which do believe against it.

ALI ATTARAN

the recent desicion to cancel tests for Iranian applicants is absolutely unfair and biased. I stand in solidarity with those affected.

Fatemeh Abolhasani

Please be more fair towards Iranian

Zohreh Mafitorabi

I start for Skill worker visa

Roya Kazemifar

I'm an Iranian nurse. I want to take the nursing registration exam in the future. Please do not prohibit us Iranians from participating in this exam. Otherwise, the hope of thousands of Iranian nurses will be destroyed.....

Elahe Khadivi

I am signing this petition because the suspension of the PTE Academic exam for Iranian test takers is unfair. We have invested significant time and effort in preparing for the exam, and many of us do not have residency in another country to take the test elsewhere. This decision would unfairly limit our educational opportunities.

Mh Ba

This is an unjust and unfair decision.

Abbas Raj

We as Iranian nurses who were working hard for preparing for NCLEX exam are now hoping for a change in your policy and we really want you to differentiate people of Iran and of course as I can mention Iranian nurses from the policy of Islamic republic government which has led our nation to this situation. Thank you for your attention

erfan hp

My friend told me to sign

Mobina Karimzadeh

Professional examinations should remain independent of political circumstances. Access to education, assessment, and professional certification should be based on knowledge, competence, and academic merit,not nationality or geopolitical conditions.