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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

2,132 Comments

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Fahimeh Tondkar Verified
1 month ago

I need to pass this exam for my immigration process

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Mahdieh Hajivand Verified
1 month ago

PTE is more than just an English test for many Iranians; it is a pathway to education, opportunity, and a better future. We deserve equal access to the same opportunities as other students around the world.

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shaghayegh maratebi Verified
1 month ago

Apply for skilled worker

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Atefeh Jamal pour Verified
1 month ago

I live in Vancouver, yet I have been banned from taking the PTE and my exam has been cancelled simply because I am Iranian. If this isn’t racism and discrimination, then what is?

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Arezoo Rastazadeh Verified
1 month ago

Dear Pearson VUE Team, Please reconsider and remove the current restriction preventing eligible Iranian nurses residing in Iran from registering for the NCLEX-RN. Taking the NCLEX is extremely important to our professional future. We are only asking for a fair opportunity to take the exam based on our qualifications. Thank you for considering our request.

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Para Ghods Verified
1 month ago

Education restriction is the violation of human rights. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. Iranian have the right to access quality education.

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alireza fakhri Verified
1 month ago

I signed this petition because I believe it is deeply unfair that Iranian people, cultured, educated, and highly capable individuals, are being prevented from taking Pearson examinations that are essential for their education, professional careers, migration, and broader academic and professional development.

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sana moballegh Verified
1 month ago

“I have signed this petition to protest the discriminatory restrictions placed on Iranian citizens regarding Pearson exams. It is unjust that such highly skilled and educated individuals are denied access to essential assessments, which are critical for their academic pursuits, career advancement, and migration opportunities.”

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Mohamadreza Rahmati Verified
1 month ago

It is very bad for me

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Mohamad Yazdani Verified
1 month ago

We had no choice to select the country we are born in, and also we signed for an exam which needed 6-8 months of studying, so we canceled some shifts and reduced our work-hours to study for the exam, which means less income either, so please stop banning Iranian people from taking the exam. We wanna study and try our best to achieve more in a country that helps us show others what we are able to do. Thanks

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Niloofar Hadidi Verified
1 month ago

As an Iranian person, I want all Iranians to have this right.

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Maede M Verified
1 month ago

Not fair

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Leyla Rangamiz Verified
1 month ago

Not fair at all!

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Elham Khosravimoghadam Verified
1 month ago

This isn’t fair.

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Nasibeh Irani Verified
1 month ago

Stop attacking ordinary people.

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Mona Yahya Verified
1 month ago

Dear Pearson, Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination. We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation. Kind Regards.

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محمدرضا معماری Verified
1 month ago

It is unfair

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Sahra Tizraei aghdam Verified
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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Amirabbas Esmaeili Verified
1 month ago

Hello. I was wondering if you could help us to be our voice in order to avoid this sanction getting imposed over Iranian with no any reasons. You help is really appreciated. Best regards.

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zahra azizlou Verified
1 month ago

It feels like all the dreams and plans we’ve had for immigration and seeing different countries have been destroyed. We’ve spent nearly three years planning and working so hard for this, and now we can’t even take the PTE exam. It’s heartbreaking to feel like all those years of effort might have been for nothing.