Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Alireza Barghamadi

Because this is an injustice to the Iranians.

Fatima Alipour

Restricting PTE Academic access for all Iranians, inside Iran and abroad, violates equal opportunity and the right to education. Education must never be political — lift these discriminatory restrictions and restore fair, equal access for every Iranian.

Faezeh Fatemi

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.

Mahdiyeh

beause i am a nurse and i want to immigrate and i need to take this exam

Mahboobeh Mahdizadeh

I strongly urge Pearson to reconsider the decision to cancel PTE Academic examinations for candidates who are residents of Iran. This decision is deeply unfair to ordinary Iranian people who have absolutely no control over political decisions or international relations. We are individuals with our own dreams, careers, families, and futures. We should not be punished for circumstances that are completely beyond our control. I have spent the past three years preparing for my migration journey.

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Why??

fateme gholami

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.

Nazanin Ghaderi

This decision is totally unfair, on a what reasonable basis they decided to banned PTE for Iranian.

Leila Yadegari

Because this rule discriminates against Iranian people and violates human rights. Please stop pressure on iranian!

SAEED KARIMINASB

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.

erfan faraji

This restriction is deeply unfair to young Iranians who have no connection to or support for the Iranian government. Many are simply working hard to build a better future for themselves, studying English and taking exams like PTE as part of their plans to study, work, or immigrate abroad. Punishing ordinary people for the actions of a government they do not represent only creates another barrier in their path and can seriously damage their future.

Ehsan Mo

It's not true that our people can't learn from politicians who are not good people

Hamed PESTEH

Because this constitutes a clear and obvious case of discrimination.

فاطمه توفیقیان

.We need these English exams to be held as soon as possible. Many students have prepared for these exams and have spent a lot of time and effort studying. Cancelling the exams causes stress and creates problems for students who need their exam results for their future plans. We understand that there may be reasons for cancelling the exams, but we kindly ask you to reschedule them at the earliest possible date. These exams are very important to us, and we hope you will consider the students’ sit

Sanaz Bazrafshan

I am signing because cancelling PTE Academic for Iranian test takers is a form of discrimination that unfairly limits our educational, professional, and migration opportunities. Our nationality should not determine whether we are allowed to prove our English proficiency. We are asking for equal access, fair treatment, and the right to pursue our academic and professional goals without being excluded because of where we come from.

kamyab shahrivar

the future of many young productive people is at stake here. no one should be oblivious to it.

Aidin Fakoor

Behind every test candidate is a person with dreams, plans, and months or even years of preparation. Iranian students and professionals should not lose access to an international English test because of circumstances beyond their control. We respectfully ask Pearson to consider the human impact of this restriction and restore a safe and accessible way for Iranian candidates to take the PTE.

Sana Delazad

Like everyone else in the world, we have the right to use opportunities to put ourselves to the test and to strive for the advancement of both our environment and ourselves.

Faezeh S Nhr

No need to explain. Its NOT fair

Pejman Bararjani

Iranians are humans.now victims of politic