Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
1,936 Comments
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Khashaiar Jodeiry
3 days ago
Iranian citizen should access this exam because they are put them lives and expend lot of money for this way and they are no different to another people of world, this is right of all people, and of the Iranian people
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Neda Farnegin
3 days ago
I had already invested a great deal of time preparing for the PTE exam and planned to take it within the next one or two months. This unfair decision has completely disrupted my plans for immigrating to Australia. I sincerely ask you to reconsider your decision.
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Javad Torkamannejad
3 days ago
My wife and I traveled to Van, Turkey, to take our exams, and suddenly, this devastating situation has happened to us.
We have been working toward immigrating to Australia for the past two years. During this time, we have made enormous sacrifices, endured internet blackouts, and lived through two wars, all while continuing to work toward our future. Just when we were finally so close to achieving our goal, everything suddenly fell apart because of this decision.
I sincerely and respectfully as
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Mahmoud poorsepahi
3 days ago
Thousands of students in Iran have been preparing themselves for the exam for more than six months or one year, it is unfair to suspend it.
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Fariba Khosravi
3 days ago
It is totally unfair that innocent and talent students will be deprived from the right of improvement. It is against human right.
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Pedram Hamidi
3 days ago
It’s unfair for iranian people. I will complain to change this plan.
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Pari Rasooli
3 days ago
Education restriction is the violation of human rights.
Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights.
Iranian have the right to access quality education.
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Zahraj
3 days ago
We are trapped here, even unable to escape
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Arshiw _ya
3 days ago
Because that’s not fair it’s just a exam of a language we just want to educate
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Saman Sakhaei
3 days 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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Zahra Afrasiabi
3 days ago
Because Iranian people are innocent. They are different from their government and this limitation has nothing to do with the government.
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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Sajjad Mohammadi
3 days ago
“Pearson’s recent measure can be regarded as an unjust and disproportionate decision that adversely affects Iranian PTE candidates, particularly in light of the examination’s cancellation for test‑takers from Iran.”
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Delaram Ebrahimpoor
3 days ago
Everyone has put years and years of their lives, and spent so much money on this exam. Come on..
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zahra jabari
3 days ago
Modern racism!
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Abbas
3 days ago
We are Iranian students that we were planning to take this exam soon and had already prepared ourselves for it. The decision to cancel the PTE exam for Iranian residents will only result in a waste of our time and money.
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Fatemeh Dehghani
3 days ago
As an individual working tirelessly toward my academic and career goals, I find these sudden restrictions on PTE access deeply disheartening. Language proficiency is an academic metric, not a political one. Denying Iranian candidates this opportunity unfairly disrupts years of hard work and long-term plans. I am signing this petition to stand up for the rights of all dedicated applicants and to demand fair, equal, and uninterrupted access to international education for everyone.
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Amin Raste
3 days ago
It is not fair to restrict people who has no role in politics. Besides, most of the candidates taking this exam respect the international values and they have been already victim of their home country policies. They are peaceful and have nothing in common with your true enemies.
Iranian citizen should access this exam because they are put them lives and expend lot of money for this way and they are no different to another people of world, this is right of all people, and of the Iranian people
I had already invested a great deal of time preparing for the PTE exam and planned to take it within the next one or two months. This unfair decision has completely disrupted my plans for immigrating to Australia. I sincerely ask you to reconsider your decision.
My wife and I traveled to Van, Turkey, to take our exams, and suddenly, this devastating situation has happened to us. We have been working toward immigrating to Australia for the past two years. During this time, we have made enormous sacrifices, endured internet blackouts, and lived through two wars, all while continuing to work toward our future. Just when we were finally so close to achieving our goal, everything suddenly fell apart because of this decision. I sincerely and respectfully as
Thousands of students in Iran have been preparing themselves for the exam for more than six months or one year, it is unfair to suspend it.
It is totally unfair that innocent and talent students will be deprived from the right of improvement. It is against human right.
It’s unfair for iranian people. I will complain to change this plan.
Education restriction is the violation of human rights. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. Iranian have the right to access quality education.
We are trapped here, even unable to escape
Because that’s not fair it’s just a exam of a language we just want to educate
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 Iranian people are innocent. They are different from their government and this limitation has nothing to do with the government.
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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.
“Pearson’s recent measure can be regarded as an unjust and disproportionate decision that adversely affects Iranian PTE candidates, particularly in light of the examination’s cancellation for test‑takers from Iran.”
Everyone has put years and years of their lives, and spent so much money on this exam. Come on..
Modern racism!
We are Iranian students that we were planning to take this exam soon and had already prepared ourselves for it. The decision to cancel the PTE exam for Iranian residents will only result in a waste of our time and money.
As an individual working tirelessly toward my academic and career goals, I find these sudden restrictions on PTE access deeply disheartening. Language proficiency is an academic metric, not a political one. Denying Iranian candidates this opportunity unfairly disrupts years of hard work and long-term plans. I am signing this petition to stand up for the rights of all dedicated applicants and to demand fair, equal, and uninterrupted access to international education for everyone.
It is not fair to restrict people who has no role in politics. Besides, most of the candidates taking this exam respect the international values and they have been already victim of their home country policies. They are peaceful and have nothing in common with your true enemies.
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