Overview
To purchase and administer the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI), you must first become an IDI Qualified Administrator (QA) by completing the IDI Qualifying Seminar (QS). This certification equips you with the skills and license needed to deliver the IDI assessment, interpret IDI results, and guide individuals or groups in their intercultural development.
What Is the IDI Qualifying Seminar (QS)?
- The QS is an interactive, three-day online training that prepares you to use the IDI with confidence.
- Upon completion, you are licensed to administer the IDI, share IDI results, and facilitate developmental conversations.
- Full attendance is required for all sessions to earn your QA license.
Seminar Schedule and Format
- Public QS sessions are held online over three consecutive days, typically from 12:00–5:00pm Eastern Time. Occasionally, morning sessions are offered from 8:30am-1:30pm Eastern Time.
- You can view the upcoming QS schedule and register here.
- Private QS options are available for groups of 10 or more, with flexible scheduling to meet your organization’s needs. For details, contact support@idiinventory.com.
Preparation and Participation Requirements
- Before the seminar, you’ll complete approximately 3 hours of preparatory work.
- Plan for an additional 1 hour of preparation after the close of Days 1 and 2.
- These requirements are in addition to the three 5-hour live sessions.
- Successful completion and agreement to the IDI License Agreement are required to use the IDI assessment.
Who Should Become an IDI QA?
- Educators, organizational leaders, and consultants who want to use the IDI to support intercultural learning and development in their institutions or practices.
- QAs use the IDI to assess and develop intercultural competence among staff, faculty, students, and other clients.
How Is the IDI Used?
- The IDI is a validated tool for measuring intercultural competence along the Intercultural Development Continuum (IDC).
- Individuals who complete the IDI receive a personalized Intercultural Development Plan (IDP) after a confidential Debrief with a QA, supporting ongoing growth.
- The IDI can be integrated into courses, workshops, coaching, and broader organizational initiatives.
Learn More
- Explore real-world examples in our Case Studies section.
- For questions or to discuss implementation in your organization, contact support@idiinventory.com.
Becoming an IDI Qualified Administrator enables you to foster meaningful intercultural growth in your community or organization. If you’re ready to lead this work, the QS is your first step!