Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
963 Comments
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Maya Rezaei
1 hr ago
For living abroad
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Elyas Agheb
1 hr ago
It is a so important exam for me and my future. Please let us to take exam . Please..,
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Ghasem hossein zade gan
1 hr ago
Because I am people and I am not governor
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Zahra Sakhi
1 hr ago
It isn't fair and it is against of human rights.
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mr fh
1 hr 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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Fatemeh Abbasian
1 hr ago
PTE is an important part of my migration plans. I have spent months preparing for this exam, and its cancellation for Iranian candidates has seriously disrupted my plans and put my future plans on hold.
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Meysam Shakouri
1 hr ago
No one should be denied their fundamental human right to education in another country simply because of the place of their birth. Where a person is born should never determine their right to access education, pursue opportunities, or build a future across borders.
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Mehdi Moghadasi
1 hr ago
I belive that putting pressure on pte candidates is unfair, they are not in relation with politics
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Farzad Madresedoost
2 hr ago
This is the result of the mullahs and their behavior. It’s not fair to associate Persians with the mullahs just because they occupy Persian lands.
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saeid ashan
2 hr ago
Because it encourages inequality and racism
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Negin Zarei
2 hr ago
Because it's our right:) we need this right as any other people around the world!
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mahdi amani
2 hr ago
Because this matter against human rights
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Armaghan A
2 hr ago
The people of Iran are not their government. Sanctions should not punish or harm ordinary Iranians.Their government has already done more than enough to hurt them.
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saba kavian
2 hr 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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Mahsa Hashemian
2 hr ago
Because I'm Iranian
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ali nayebmorad
2 hr ago
It is unfair and deeply disappointing that Pearson currently prevents people in Iran from taking the PTE exam, especially given its high cost for Iranian candidates. Everyone deserves equal and fair access, regardless of nationality. Iranian people have already faced enough hardship. We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and provide equal access to all candidates.
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Mostafa Moqimi
2 hr ago
I have been studying for a year to pass PTE exam to go abroad with my family because in IRAN with this terrorist government I face many challenges like war. This suspension is absolutely unfair.
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Hadi Nik
2 hr ago
many people in Iran are disregarded by political decisions its not fair they just want normal life like many people around world
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nasim mahmudi
2 hr ago
Every Iranian national, as well as anyone whose primary place of residence is Iran, should have the right to study and pursue personal growth and a better future. Everyone deserves the opportunity to work toward a better future. The right to pursue education and learn English should be available to everyone, without discrimination.
For living abroad
It is a so important exam for me and my future. Please let us to take exam . Please..,
Because I am people and I am not governor
It isn't fair and it is against of human rights.
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.
PTE is an important part of my migration plans. I have spent months preparing for this exam, and its cancellation for Iranian candidates has seriously disrupted my plans and put my future plans on hold.
No one should be denied their fundamental human right to education in another country simply because of the place of their birth. Where a person is born should never determine their right to access education, pursue opportunities, or build a future across borders.
I belive that putting pressure on pte candidates is unfair, they are not in relation with politics
This is the result of the mullahs and their behavior. It’s not fair to associate Persians with the mullahs just because they occupy Persian lands.
Because it encourages inequality and racism
Because it's our right:) we need this right as any other people around the world!
Because this matter against human rights
The people of Iran are not their government. Sanctions should not punish or harm ordinary Iranians.Their government has already done more than enough to hurt them.
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.
Because I'm Iranian
It is unfair and deeply disappointing that Pearson currently prevents people in Iran from taking the PTE exam, especially given its high cost for Iranian candidates. Everyone deserves equal and fair access, regardless of nationality. Iranian people have already faced enough hardship. We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and provide equal access to all candidates.
I have been studying for a year to pass PTE exam to go abroad with my family because in IRAN with this terrorist government I face many challenges like war. This suspension is absolutely unfair.
many people in Iran are disregarded by political decisions its not fair they just want normal life like many people around world
Every Iranian national, as well as anyone whose primary place of residence is Iran, should have the right to study and pursue personal growth and a better future. Everyone deserves the opportunity to work toward a better future. The right to pursue education and learn English should be available to everyone, without discrimination.
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