Congratulations on earning your GInI certification! Now, you might be wondering how long your certification will remain valid. At GInI, we value continuous learning and innovation. To ensure your certification reflects the latest trends and knowledge, recertification is required every three years.

Understanding Recertification:

Recertification is a process designed to keep your skills and expertise up-to-date. It allows you to demonstrate your commitment to staying at the forefront of innovation and maintaining the high standards associated with your GInI certification.

Steps for Recertification:

1. Stay Informed: The field of innovation is ever-evolving. Keep yourself informed about the latest trends, best practices, and emerging technologies in your specific certification area.

2. Accumulate Innovation Development Units (IDUs): To recertify, you must earn a certain number of IDUs within your certification period. IDUs can be obtained through various activities such as attending GInI events, completing relevant courses, or publishing articles.

3. Submit Recertification Application: As your certification expiration date approaches, submit your recertification application. Be prepared to provide evidence of your IDU completion and any other required documentation.

4. Maintain Your Certification: Once your recertification application is approved, your certification will be extended for another three years. This process ensures that you're always equipped with the most current knowledge and skills.

Recertification is a testament to your ongoing dedication to innovation and professional growth. By staying informed, accumulating IDUs, and following the recertification process, you'll continue to reap the benefits of your GInI certification. For more details and to get started, visit our Maintain Your Certificate page.