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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

2,132 Comments

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Jamshid Hajizadeh Verified
1 month ago

This is a blatant injustice against the ordinary and civilized people of Iran, and it has nothing to do with political relations or ties between governments.

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Neg Kal Verified
1 month ago

This is the direct act against humanity, shame on Pearson for takeing the right of studying away from Iranian students specially Iranian woman

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Yousef Bigdeli Verified
1 month ago

Poor students in my country

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Hesam Fakoor Honarmand Verified
1 month ago

Taking the PTE exam is a right for all people around the world, yet you exclude Iranians as human beings.

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bahareh irani 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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Maedeh Marani Verified
1 month ago

Because as an immigrant; who English is my second language for further study and career development I need to keep my English score update so I really need to do this exam for both new and futher.

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Mehdi Nazari Verified
1 month ago

I need to take this exam because I’m planning to immigrate, and I’ve been studying for it for the past year. If I can’t take the exam, it could seriously jeopardize my future.

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shima saboorizadeh Verified
1 month ago

The right to take this examination is a fundamental matter of fairness and human rights, and everyone should have equal access to it without discrimination based on nationality or ethnicity. Furthermore, for people like us who have been going through the immigration process for a considerable period of time, this examination is far more than simply an academic requirement. We have invested significant amounts of time, effort, and resources in this process and have made important decisions about

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negin golestani Verified
1 month ago

Dear Pearson Team,i am deeply disappointed by the cancellation of Pearson tests for Iranian candidates. Many of us have spent months preparing, paid significant amounts of money, and rely on this exam for our careers and migration plans. We understand that there may be circumstances behind this decision, but it is unfair for candidates to bear the consequences. Please reconsider this decision and provide an alternative solution for Iranian candidates.We deserve fair opportunity to take the exam

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kiana kazemi Verified
1 month ago

We are different from our government.It is not fair because of being Iranian you banded us.

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Mohammad Ghorbani 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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Iman Goodarzi Verified
1 month ago

I have been working for this exam more than a year! During last year we have faced with so many obsticles, such as war, cut the internet, and so on, in addition I have to spend a lot of time with my one-year-old duachter! Consider how tough for someone like me to be alnoge with this brutal decission made by Pearson!

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Shah Jamshidi Verified
1 month ago

We respectfully urge the Pearson authorities to reconsider the current restrictions on PTE examinations for Iranian citizens, as these restrictions unfairly limit their educational, professional, and migration opportunities.

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reza hosseini Verified
1 month ago

Human wright

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amin mokari Verified
1 month ago

Because I want to immigrate to Australia, so I need to take this exam

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Parisa mokhles Verified
1 month ago

This is absolutely unacceptable and unfair.

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Mobina Eskandari Verified
1 month ago

Because I want to study abroad and i need this certificate.

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Nena Az Verified
1 month ago

Because Iranians have no right to be deprived of anything. The law of humanity should be the same for everyone, no matter what country you are from.

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Mohammadjavad Hosseinzadeh Verified
1 month ago

PTE is an obvious corridor to Australia.

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Niknaz Nosrati Verified
1 month ago

Banning PTE for Iranian