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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

2,132 Comments

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،Alireza Etemadi Verified
1 month ago

Because the cost is very expensive in the abroad.

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Nazanin Ahmadi Verified
1 month ago

I strongly oppose the restriction of language examinations for Iranian nationals. Access to language certification should be fair, equal, and independent of nationality. Such restrictions create unnecessary barriers for students, professionals, and individuals pursuing legitimate educational and career opportunities. I fully support this petition and call for equal access to language examinations for all applicants.

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اصفهانی زاده Verified
1 month ago

Because we are human beings and all of us in the world have the right to pursue a better future, imagine you were born in Iran, imagine if you were instead of us under lots of pressure... we are different from our government...

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Afshin Nemati Verified
1 month ago

Education

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saber fallahpour Verified
1 month ago

We have right to choose where to live?

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Himan Azizpour Verified
1 month ago

I'm preparing myself to attend this exam

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Maziar Taghizadeh Verified
1 month ago

Preventing a whole nation from Education is against hum an rights, and Iranian have the right to access quality education, so it is rational to let us, the people of Iran and not the government of Iran, to attend in these ENGLISH EXAM. I would be grateful for your support and help. PLEASE DO NOT SUSPEND THE PTE EXAM FOR IRANIAN PEOPLE PLEASE HEAR OUR VOICE FROM IRAN.

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Saman Dastkhosh Verified
1 month ago

Because this is not right about Iranian people.

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Ehsan rad 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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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

It is against social justice in the modern world

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mehdi dehqani Verified
1 month ago

Because I want to immigrate to australia

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Negarin Javanbakht Verified
1 month ago

This is ridiculously not fair! WE ARE CIVILIZATIONS seeking a better life.

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Maedeh Afshar Verified
1 month ago

Because I want to take exam in two month later

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Soheila Paryab Verified
1 month ago

I dedicated 2 years of my life and all my earnings from those months to this exam. Please, we desire to be free. This is unfair.

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Pourya Akrami Verified
1 month ago

This is wrong

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Mahsa Ansari Verified
1 month ago

These U.S. sanctions only hurt thousands of innocent people whose professional futures depend on this language exam.We spent years working hard to build a better future for ourselves, and now our right to take this exam has been taken away. This is not fair.

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Zhina Verified
1 month ago

This is deeply unfair and, frankly, inhumane. Limiting people’s access to educational and immigration opportunities simply because they happen to live in a country whose political situation they have no control over is not justice. Many Iranians are already paying a huge price for circumstances they did not choose and cannot control. They are trying to build a safer and better future, often at enormous personal cost. People should not be punished for the actions of a government they have no po

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Hussein Mosavi 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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Yasna Sahebzamani Verified
1 month ago

Bc we live in Iran and we need to escape from it and we need this exam

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Hussein Mosavi 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.