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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

1,947 Comments

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zahra Sadeghi Verified
3 days ago

This decision is unfair to thousands of Iranian test takers who have invested significant time, money, and effort preparing for the PTE. Many have studied for months, paid for courses and exam preparation, and planned their education or professional registration around this test. They should not suddenly lose access to the exam because of their nationality.

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Mahsa Maghrebi Verified
3 days ago

As a resident of Australia who pays tax, I’m curious why I can’t take the PTE test.

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hossein hosseini Verified
3 days ago

Restricting access to education is a violation of fundamental human rights. Denying an entire nation the opportunity to receive an education goes against the basic principles of human rights. Iranians have the right to access safe, equal, and high-quality education.

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Arnavaz Keikavousi Behbahan Verified
3 days ago

This is cruelty to talents in Iran.

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atena azari Verified
3 days ago

Because this decision isn't feared for Iranian people

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Mohammad Hamzehi Verified
3 days ago

Hi. For my friends that try hard to migrate in Australia.

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Neda Neissi Verified
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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shahab maleki Verified
3 days ago

because it is significanty affect my future

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Maryam Qomi Verified
3 days ago

The people of Iran are already suffering under extremely difficult circumstances. It is unfair to prevent ordinary people from taking an English language test and pursuing their education, careers, and future opportunities. Iranian citizens should not be punished for decisions beyond their control.

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Tahere Pirmorad Verified
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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Bhnam Abbasi Verified
3 days ago

I’m a vet and I’m gonna travel around the world 🌎

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Sogand Jafari Verified
3 days ago

T ‏his decision is not just about an exam. It puts our dreams, plans, and futures on hold, while causing immense stress and damage to our mental health. Please remember that behind every candidate is a person who has spent months or years working toward a better future. We deserve a fair chance to achieve our dreams.

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Baharak Delavar Verified
3 days ago

This new law is really against justice.

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Saeid Akbari Verified
3 days ago

I'm an poor Iranian man that wants freedom.

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Sara hed Verified
3 days ago

Please don’t let politics hold science hostage. What have the intelligent and hardworking people of Iran done to deserve being denied access to internationally recognized language tests? Language proficiency is a pathway to education, research, professional opportunities, and a better future. It should not be used as a political weapon. Please don’t do this to the people of Iran. Let science, education, and opportunity remain open to everyone, regardless of political circumstances.

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Omid Neisari Verified
3 days ago

Because I have tried for 2 yeas for it and it directly depends on my future...

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Soheila Salmanian Verified
3 days ago

My dream

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صدیقه کر Verified
3 days ago

Access to PTE is very important for many Iranians who need this test for education, employment, and immigration purposes. Suspending access creates unnecessary barriers and disadvantages. I strongly support restoring access to PTE for Iranian residents as soon as possible.

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farzad del Verified
3 days ago

What is it mean. People of iran are different from their government. When do you want to understand this??????

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Samineh Alavi Verified
3 days ago

Because of, i'm a PTE candidate, I have spent months preparing for this exam. This ban has disrupted my migration plans. I respectfully ask Pearson to restore access to the PTE exam for candidates in Iran and provide a fair solution.