Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
1,707 Comments
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Rashin Andayesh
1 day ago
You are ruining lots of people’s lives with this decision! Why innocent Iranian people should pay the price for what the regime has done?!
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Vahideh Hakami
1 day ago
Humanity!
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Yaser Samkhaniani
1 day ago
I was preparing to take the exam for 2 years.
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Tara Armani
1 day ago
This restriction is profoundly unjust. Ordinary Iranians should not be punished for the actions of a corrupt and oppressive government—one that has already denied its own people their fundamental rights and freedoms.
Many Iranians pursue international qualifications precisely because they value education, freedom and the opportunity to contribute respectfully to other societies. Denying them access to an English examination creates yet another barrier for people who are already suffering under
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Hossein Ghasemi
1 day ago
I signed this petition because I deeply believe this condition is unfair for Iranian people.
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Samaneh Ghareghanipour
1 day ago
Because i want to take a exam.
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Satyam Roy
1 day ago
All the qualified and able candidates should have the option to take the test
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Reza Amooei
1 day ago
I left Iran years ago in search of freedom and a better future. I cannot understand why people who left their country, work hard to build a new life, and have no connection to its government should be denied an English test simply because of their birthplace. We did not choose where we were born. We worked for every dollar, skill and opportunity we have. We came to the free world hoping to be judged as individuals, not by a government we left behind. This is deeply unfair.
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Ehsan Riabzadeh
1 day ago
It is every Iranian candidate’s right to be able to take part in an educational test like the PTE. Moreover, political issues should not prevent students from taking such tests.
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Fatemeh Shokri
1 day ago
Cause this is the cruelest thing ever.. it's nothing less than genocide
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Reza Hooshiar
1 day ago
I've been studying English for about 10 months to take this exam next month.
This is my human basic right.
I have nothing to do with the government, so I kindly ask for your understanding.
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sara fotovati
1 day ago
education
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سعیده برقعی نژاد
1 day ago
My husband and I were trying to get ready for PTE exam
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Golsa Ghasemi
1 day ago
How does suppressing and depriving students and educated people in a society ultimately harm the country’s politicians? Those in power will remain completely insulated from the consequences and will not bear the slightest cost themselves.
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Moji Pour Etemad
1 day ago
Because Iranian people need to pass this exam, why you did you do this?
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Yousof Bagheri
1 day ago
Please do not judge Iranian people by their government
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علی رسولی
1 day ago
beacouse i am student and i'm want to apply
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Tala Farid
1 day ago
It is not fair. The people of Iran are not responsible for their government.
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Iliya Kachi
1 day ago
Why? Because we stuck in this region?
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Sahand A
1 day ago
Education is a right, not a weapon.
I urge Pearson to reconsider suspending PTE services for Iranian candidates.
Sanctions may target governments, but ordinary people should not be collateral damage. Iranian students and professionals are not the Iranian government.
For many, PTE is a gateway to education and a better future. Denying it to an entire nationality is discriminatory and unethical. Please do not punish people for their passport.
You are ruining lots of people’s lives with this decision! Why innocent Iranian people should pay the price for what the regime has done?!
Humanity!
I was preparing to take the exam for 2 years.
This restriction is profoundly unjust. Ordinary Iranians should not be punished for the actions of a corrupt and oppressive government—one that has already denied its own people their fundamental rights and freedoms. Many Iranians pursue international qualifications precisely because they value education, freedom and the opportunity to contribute respectfully to other societies. Denying them access to an English examination creates yet another barrier for people who are already suffering under
I signed this petition because I deeply believe this condition is unfair for Iranian people.
Because i want to take a exam.
All the qualified and able candidates should have the option to take the test
I left Iran years ago in search of freedom and a better future. I cannot understand why people who left their country, work hard to build a new life, and have no connection to its government should be denied an English test simply because of their birthplace. We did not choose where we were born. We worked for every dollar, skill and opportunity we have. We came to the free world hoping to be judged as individuals, not by a government we left behind. This is deeply unfair.
It is every Iranian candidate’s right to be able to take part in an educational test like the PTE. Moreover, political issues should not prevent students from taking such tests.
Cause this is the cruelest thing ever.. it's nothing less than genocide
I've been studying English for about 10 months to take this exam next month. This is my human basic right. I have nothing to do with the government, so I kindly ask for your understanding.
education
My husband and I were trying to get ready for PTE exam
How does suppressing and depriving students and educated people in a society ultimately harm the country’s politicians? Those in power will remain completely insulated from the consequences and will not bear the slightest cost themselves.
Because Iranian people need to pass this exam, why you did you do this?
Please do not judge Iranian people by their government
beacouse i am student and i'm want to apply
It is not fair. The people of Iran are not responsible for their government.
Why? Because we stuck in this region?
Education is a right, not a weapon. I urge Pearson to reconsider suspending PTE services for Iranian candidates. Sanctions may target governments, but ordinary people should not be collateral damage. Iranian students and professionals are not the Iranian government. For many, PTE is a gateway to education and a better future. Denying it to an entire nationality is discriminatory and unethical. Please do not punish people for their passport.