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IB Curriculum International Schools in Azerbaijan

Compare 5 IB Curriculum international schools in Azerbaijan. Filter by curriculum, fees (average AZN 10,667), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
5
Curricula
5
Average annual fee
AZN 10,667
Fee range
AZN 3,000 – 17,500
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (5 schools)
Average school size
920 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Dunya School
Oldest
The International School of Azerbaijan (1996)
About international schools in Azerbaijan

International Baccalaureate (IB) provision in Azerbaijan is concentrated in Baku and made up of a mix of private international schools and a small number of state or municipal schools that have received IB authorisation. Families will commonly encounter the full IB continuum - Primary Years (PYP), Middle Years (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP) - running alongside British and American curricula in the city, with English the main language of instruction and some schools offering bilingual Azerbaijani or Russian streams. Annual tuition for full international-day IB programmes varies widely by school and grade; published ranges for schools in Baku run from several thousand to well over twenty thousand Azerbaijani manats, and you should also budget for transport, meals, school trips and external exam fees. Admissions generally follow the northern-hemisphere academic calendar with main intake before the autumn term, and many schools advise applying several months in advance (for example, by May for secondary or DP places) while transfer places depend on timetable and curriculum compatibility.

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FAQs for Azerbaijan

Which IB programmes are commonly offered in Azerbaijan and what ages do they cover?
Schools in Azerbaijan that hold IB authorisation typically offer one or more of the IB programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for early and primary learners, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for lower secondary, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for students aged about 16 - 19 preparing for university. Some schools deliver the full continuum (PYP - MYP - DP) while others offer only particular programmes, so check each school’s IB authorisation status and which specific programmes they run.
What language(s) will my child be taught in?
English is the dominant medium of instruction in international IB schools in Baku, but several schools run bilingual streams or offer Azerbaijani and Russian language instruction alongside English as part of the curriculum. If maintaining or developing home-language skills is important, confirm each school’s language provision, the availability of mother-tongue support and the language used for key subjects.
How much do IB international schools in Baku typically charge?
Tuition levels vary significantly according to school, age of the child and the services included; published figures for IB and international schools in Baku commonly start at a few thousand Azerbaijani manats per year and extend into the tens of thousands for older grades and full-service international schools. In addition to tuition, expect additional costs for properties such as uniforms, transport, meals, external examination fees and optional activities, so request a full fee schedule before applying.
When should we apply and how do transfers into IB years work?
Most international schools in Baku follow an academic year that begins in late summer or early autumn and recommend submitting applications several months ahead; for secondary and DP places many schools suggest applying by spring to allow time for assessment and course planning. Transfers into ongoing IB years are possible but depend on available places, subject choice alignment and the receiving school’s ability to place the pupil into the correct MYP or DP subject groups, so start enquiries early and provide recent school records and any IB course history.
What should parents check when comparing IB schools in Azerbaijan?
Look for current IB authorisation for the specific programme you need, recognised external accreditation where applicable, clear university-counselling provision for DP students, documented language-support services and transparent fee and pastoral policies. Also inspect recent inspection or accreditation reports, ask about typical class sizes and teacher qualifications, and check how the school supports newcomers and assessment continuity for children transferring from other curricula.