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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

2,133 Comments

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Farhad Verified
1 month ago

What you are doing is an injustice to Iranians who have spent years and hours preparing for this exam. Regardless of the exorbitant costs they have incurred so far, what is our sin? Just because we are simple Iranian citizens, we should be subjected to this oppression and pressure. What you are doing is a clear violation of human rights. Please reconsider.

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Meisam Moradi Verified
1 month ago

I hate our politicians, I hate to live in Iran under the rule of this evil government.

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Amin Esmaeilzadeh Verified
1 month ago

Because me and my wife have a plan to going to istanbul and take exam in orther to study in Australia but now, nothing.

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Maryam Kenarkoohi Verified
1 month ago

Because I'm peopl, not government!

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ramin atighi Verified
1 month ago

This action is the true example od racism and its not ethical , you can not ban the academic people of the entire nation because political reasons that are unrelated to them. It is really unfair to declair this the day before the exam

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Ali Ghaseminia Verified
1 month ago

Living in a free world is the undeniable right for everyone.

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Maryam Moftskhar Verified
1 month ago

Please separate ordinary people and the academic community from politics.

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Shaghayegh Rostami Verified
1 month ago

Iranian have the right to access quality education

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Parastoo Ghodsi 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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Amir mohammad Ebrahimi Verified
1 month ago

I’m a medical doctor in Iran and I was working on my immigration to Australia and all of this happened in the middle of my process. It’s against human rights.

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Mohadeseh Mahmoudi Verified
1 month ago

I have spent 420 days preparing for PTE and invested a significant amount of money in this exam. Suddenly losing access to PTE in Iran means that all of this time, effort, and money may be wasted. Many Iranian candidates simply cannot afford or are not able to travel to another country just to take an English test. This decision seriously affects our education, careers, and future. Pearson should not abandon thousands of candidates who trusted and invested in PTE.

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Sepide Madami Verified
1 month ago

It is not fair to ban pearson exam for iranian people because they should not be ponished because of political situation. They spend a lot of time and effort tp prepare for these exam.

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Mahnaz Hajijafari Verified
1 month ago

It depens on my future and my daughtrr's future.

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Omidamanelahi Verified
1 month ago

Education restriction is the violation of human rights Preventing a whole nation from Education is against hum an rights Iranian have the right to access quality education ....

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Masoud Nabi Verified
1 month ago

This is not fair for Iranians people in this situation

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Mohadese Jafari Verified
1 month ago

I'm going to take PTE exam.

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Behnoush Verified
1 month ago

This decision is deeply unfair and inhumane. Iranian students already invest significant time, money, and effort in pursuing education and career opportunities abroad. Denying us access to an international English test simply because we live in Iran creates yet another barrier for ordinary people. We should not have to pay the price for political decisions beyond our control.

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Mohammad Jahedi Verified
1 month ago

Immigration

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‏leila ‏azizi Verified
1 month ago

It is completely unfair for Iranian peoples who live in Iran

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Mohammad Mahmoudi Verified
1 month ago

I signed this petition because this decision unfairly affects the education, careers, and future plans of many Iranian candidates. For us, Pearson examinations are not simply language tests; they are essential pathways to academic and professional opportunities. We have invested significant time, effort, and money in preparing for these exams, and we deserve a fair opportunity to pursue our goals.