Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
1,825 Comments
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hastii jj
2 days ago
There is a difference between the Iranian students and government.
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Mahsa Hosseinpour
2 days ago
Banning language proficiency tests such as PTE for Iranians is a violation of human rights.
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Hadi
2 days ago
Iranian people are suffering enough from their tyrant government. It's an international an humanitarian act to help them in any way not to put more pressure on them.
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mahdi seifi
2 days ago
I want to get PTE next month for Australia study visa
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Sina Robaedin
2 days ago
As an Iranian test-taker, passing the PTE exam is critical for my family's future and livelihood. The Iranian people are innocent citizens simply seeking equal opportunities to build a better life. Please support ordinary Iranian students and professionals by maintaining fair access to this essential exam.
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Asal Alizade
2 days ago
I was ready for my exam and now... Why????
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Javad Shahrampour
2 days ago
Because this kind of test doesn't related to politics issues
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Sara Golbahar
2 days ago
I am signing this petition because access to internationally recognized language proficiency exams (IELTS/TOEFL) is a fundamental prerequisite for academic and professional advancement. Restricting these exams within Iran creates an unjust barrier, particularly for students from lower-income backgrounds who cannot afford the exorbitant costs of traveling abroad to take a test. This policy disproportionately penalizes ambitious individuals and hinders our ability to pursue international education
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payam hajibabaei
2 days ago
Matters related to education and human progress should be kept separate from political interests.
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Mohadeseh Ramezani
2 days ago
This is a right that belongs neither to any Iranian nor to any other human being.
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Abolfazl Karimi
2 days ago
I've spent several months for becoming proficient in PTE exam. I have spent a considerable amount of money for PTE and I already have set an appointment for exam which is after September 8th.
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Kasra Kazerooni
2 days ago
because it's neccessory for me ,i have to join my family that live in other country
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Hedayat Bazvand
2 days ago
I love exam PTE because It has mean to my life
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mehrshad sarnam
2 days ago
Human freedom.
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Mohadese Yaghoobi
2 days ago
Because is not fair for health services
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Samira Kalbassi
2 days ago
Because I'm a teacher and my students need to take it
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Sedna Arya far
2 days ago
I am a nurse who has always kept my distance from politics, and by signing this petition, I want to say that we have the right to experience many things in life, and politics should not be allowed to cruelly take that right away from us.
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Nima Maleki
2 days ago
I'm from Iran
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Ghazaleh Feyzi
2 days ago
I live in Iran and I am currently preparing for the PTE exam. The sudden cancellation of PTE testing in Iran has a significant impact on my plans for studying and migrating abroad. I strongly support this petition and hope Pearson will reconsider this decision and provide a fair solution for test takers in Iran.
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Zahra Bakhshi
2 days ago
I signed the petition because I believe it is deeply clear 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 boarder academic and professional development.
There is a difference between the Iranian students and government.
Banning language proficiency tests such as PTE for Iranians is a violation of human rights.
Iranian people are suffering enough from their tyrant government. It's an international an humanitarian act to help them in any way not to put more pressure on them.
I want to get PTE next month for Australia study visa
As an Iranian test-taker, passing the PTE exam is critical for my family's future and livelihood. The Iranian people are innocent citizens simply seeking equal opportunities to build a better life. Please support ordinary Iranian students and professionals by maintaining fair access to this essential exam.
I was ready for my exam and now... Why????
Because this kind of test doesn't related to politics issues
I am signing this petition because access to internationally recognized language proficiency exams (IELTS/TOEFL) is a fundamental prerequisite for academic and professional advancement. Restricting these exams within Iran creates an unjust barrier, particularly for students from lower-income backgrounds who cannot afford the exorbitant costs of traveling abroad to take a test. This policy disproportionately penalizes ambitious individuals and hinders our ability to pursue international education
Matters related to education and human progress should be kept separate from political interests.
This is a right that belongs neither to any Iranian nor to any other human being.
I've spent several months for becoming proficient in PTE exam. I have spent a considerable amount of money for PTE and I already have set an appointment for exam which is after September 8th.
because it's neccessory for me ,i have to join my family that live in other country
I love exam PTE because It has mean to my life
Human freedom.
Because is not fair for health services
Because I'm a teacher and my students need to take it
I am a nurse who has always kept my distance from politics, and by signing this petition, I want to say that we have the right to experience many things in life, and politics should not be allowed to cruelly take that right away from us.
I'm from Iran
I live in Iran and I am currently preparing for the PTE exam. The sudden cancellation of PTE testing in Iran has a significant impact on my plans for studying and migrating abroad. I strongly support this petition and hope Pearson will reconsider this decision and provide a fair solution for test takers in Iran.
I signed the petition because I believe it is deeply clear 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 boarder academic and professional development.