Right in Education · An educational support initiative by Flexi Schools Registration is open
Right in Education · A Flexi Schools initiative

No student should have to choose between her faith and her future.

An educational support initiative for schoolgirls in Azerbaijan whose schooling has been interrupted by restrictions related to religious attire. We offer alternative pathways through Flexi Schools and our digital learning platforms, so that interrupted schooling does not become a lost future.

Flexi Schools statement

Education is a fundamental right.

“Education should open doors, not close them on the basis of conscience or faith.”

Flexi Schools affirms that education is a fundamental right and should never require a student to abandon a sincerely held religious conviction.

We stand with hijab-wearing schoolgirls in Azerbaijan whose access to education has been affected by restrictions related to their attire. No young woman should be compelled to choose between her faith and her future.

In response, Flexi Schools is launching an educational support initiative to provide affected students with alternative pathways through its schools and digital learning platforms, including access to international curricula, structured academic support, and recognised qualifications subject to applicable academic and accreditation requirements.

We also invite teachers, educational institutions, organisations, and volunteers to contribute to this initiative and help ensure that interrupted schooling does not become a lost future.

To every affected student
Continue learning. Remain steadfast. You are not alone.
Flexi Schools Management
What we provide

A complete pathway, not a temporary fix

Each student joins a full academic programme with the teaching, guidance and records she needs to keep moving forward.

International curricula

Study towards Canadian (Ontario) or American high school diploma pathways, delivered online by Flexi Schools.

Structured academic support

Live classes with qualified teachers, recorded lessons, and a named academic advisor who tracks progress each term.

English foundation

A preparatory English programme for students who need it before core courses, with support in Azerbaijani and Russian where available.

Recognised qualifications

Official transcripts and diplomas on completion, subject to applicable academic and accreditation requirements.

Supported places

Places are supported by donors and partners wherever possible, so that cost does not stand in a student's way.

Privacy and care

Family information is handled confidentially and seen only by the people reviewing the application.

How it works

From registration to the first class

A clear, five-step process. Every application is reviewed by people, not an algorithm.

1

Register

A parent or guardian registers the student on the Flexi parent portal, choosing the Azerbaijan curriculum.

Family
2

Review

A selection committee appointed by the initiative's Board of Trustees reviews each application.

Selection committee
3

Contact

Our registration team contacts the parent or guardian by WhatsApp or phone.

Registration team
4

Placement

We assess the student's level and agree the right pathway, including English preparation if needed.

Academic team
5

Learning

The student begins classes, with an advisor following her progress.

Student
Educators and volunteers are reviewed separately by our academic department, which will contact you directly. Review times depend on the number of applications received.
Get involved

Three ways to take part

Whether you are a family seeking a way forward, an educator with time to give, or a supporter who wants to fund a place, there is a role for you.

For families

Students

For schoolgirls in Azerbaijan whose education has been affected. Registration is completed by a parent or guardian.

  • Grades 1 to 12, or the equivalent
  • Reviewed by the selection committee
  • Contact by WhatsApp or phone
Register a student
For teachers and institutions

Educators and volunteers

Teachers, tutors, translators, mentors, schools and organisations who can contribute time or expertise.

  • Teaching, tutoring and mentoring
  • Translation and student wellbeing
  • Reviewed by our academic department
Apply to contribute
For individuals and organisations

Donors and sponsors

Fund a student's place or support the resources that keep the initiative running.

  • Sponsor a student's place
  • Devices, connectivity and materials
  • No payment is taken through this site
Offer support
Registration

Register with Right in Education

Choose your path. Your details go directly to the initiative team and are kept confidential.

Register your daughter on the Flexi parent portal

Student registration takes place on our parent portal and must be completed by the student's parent or legal guardian. Follow these five steps.

  1. 1

    Create your parent account

    Open parent.flexiacademy.com/register and fill in your details: first and last name, a username, mobile number, email and a password of at least 6 characters. Select Azerbaijan as your country, accept the policies, then click “Create New Account”.

  2. 2

    Verify your email

    Open the email “Verify your Flexi Parent Portal account” and click “Verify My Account”. If you can't find it, check your spam folder. You can log in only after verifying.

  3. 3

    Add your daughter

    Log in and click “Add Child” on your dashboard. Enter her name, gender, date of birth, country and timezone, and upload a photo of her.

  4. 4

    Choose the Azerbaijan curriculum

    In the “Education” section, select her grade, then choose Azerbaijan from the “Curriculum” list and click “Save”.

  5. 5

    Wait for our call

    The selection committee reviews her registration, and our registration team contacts you by WhatsApp or phone about the next steps. You don't need to start enrolment or make any payment before we contact you.

Choosing the Azerbaijan curriculum is how we know your daughter is applying to Right in Education. If you chose a different curriculum by mistake, email info@flexiacademy.com and we will correct it.
Go to the parent portal
The portal is in English and Arabic; button names above are quoted as they appear there. Need help? Email info@flexiacademy.com.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who can apply?
Schoolgirls in Azerbaijan whose education has been affected by restrictions related to religious attire, normally in grades 5 to 12 or the equivalent. The application is completed by a parent or legal guardian.
Is there a cost to families?
Places in the initiative are supported by donors and partners wherever possible. When our registration team contacts you, they will explain the support available for your daughter's place.
Are the qualifications recognised?
Flexi Schools delivers internationally accredited programmes that lead to official transcripts and diplomas. Recognition by a particular university or authority depends on its own admission rules, and awards are subject to applicable academic and accreditation requirements. We advise each family individually.
What if her English is still at a beginner level?
She can begin with our English foundation programme. Once her English reaches the required level, she moves into core courses, with guidance throughout.
How are classes delivered?
Through live online lessons with qualified teachers and self-paced digital material on the Flexi learning platform. Lessons are recorded, so she can review them at any time.
How is our information protected?
Your details are used only to review the application and contact you about it. They are seen only by the selection committee and the registration team, and are not shared with third parties without your consent. You can ask us to delete your information at any time by writing to info@flexiacademy.com.
How are students selected?
A selection committee appointed by the initiative's Board of Trustees reviews each application, considering the student's circumstances and readiness to learn. Families are contacted by our registration team after the review.
Can a school or organisation partner with the initiative?
Yes. Use the educator and volunteer form and select "School or educational institution" or "Organisation". Our academic department will contact you to discuss how to work together.
To every affected student

Continue learning. Remain steadfast. You are not alone.

Interrupted schooling does not have to become a lost future. Register today, or help another student keep learning.