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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

2,132 Comments

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Elnaz N Verified
1 month ago

I signed this petition because I think it’s really unfair that Iranians, many of whom are highly educated and skilled, are being denied access to Pearson exams. These exams are important for people who want to study, build their careers, move abroad, and pursue better opportunities for their future.

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Kiadokht Moradi Khalaf Abadi Verified
1 month ago

This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran. Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.

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Hossein Bagheri Verified
1 month ago

Basic Human rights for Iranians

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Ali Niyazi 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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Javid Mohammadi Verified
1 month ago

I'm going to take that exam.

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Masoud Naderi Verified
1 month ago

Because this isn't fair.This matters to me because the TOEFL is an important step for many Iranian students who want to study abroad and build a better future. Everyone deserves equal access to educational opportunities regardless of where they live. Lifting this restriction would give Iranian students a fair chance to pursue their goals.

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Farid Verified
1 month ago

Educated Iranian people are highly skilled and can make a valuable contribution to the development of the countries they immigrate to. Please restore their access to the PTE Academic exam so they can continue their studies in other countries or join the pool of skilled and competent workers worldwide.

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Mustafa amin Verified
1 month ago

This is not fair at all and will only cause pressure and despair for the oppressed people of Iran, whose only hope for continuing their lives is to emigrate from the country.

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Mahrad Tangestani Verified
1 month ago

We are human why this happene to us??

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Amir Ardalan Mizbani Verified
1 month ago

because I live in Iran and I work as an English teacher

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Elahe Derakhshan Verified
1 month ago

I had the privilege to get admitted to an esteemed Australian academic institution, I'm no different than those who are in Iran and wish for a better life. This is an unfair decision and needs to be STOPPED.

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nazanin moqadam Verified
1 month ago

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

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Armin Neishabouri Verified
1 month ago

I think having access to education is basic humann right

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Mahan Mirejini Verified
1 month ago

Help

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roya babaei Verified
1 month ago

Iranian test takers deserve equal access and the same opportunities as candidates from other countries. Restrictions based on nationality unfairly limit our education, career, and migration opportunities.

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Amir Ostad Verified
1 month ago

Iranian students should not be punished for the actions of an oppressive regime. Access to education and internationally recognised exams should never become a form of collective punishment.

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Mike Shabani Verified
1 month ago

This is totally unfair to deny Iranians access to the exams.

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Amir Barkan Verified
1 month ago

This is our roght

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Masoud KN Verified
1 month ago

Many Iranian people need it to immigration program.

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مقداد دوستعلی وند 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