We are excited about your interest in the ATI program and the possibility of your joining thousands of other families who are taking part in this unique program. As you learn more about the program, we invite you to contact us if you have questions or would like to meet with an ATI representative.

How To Join ATI

1. Attend seminars.

The Basic and Advanced Seminars of the IBLP ministry offer foundational teaching for the entire family. We feel that what attendees learn about resolving conflicts, training their children, and nurturing their home is foundational for participation in the ATI program, which began because seminar alumni wanted a tool for training their children in Biblical principles. By attending these seminars that have impacted more than 2.5 million alumni, you’ll gain an understanding of the foundation for the ATI curriculum.

2. Apply to ATI.

The Information Booklet offers details about ATI’s educational precepts and goals and gives an overview of the curriculum. Reviewing this information will help you discern if the ATI program is right for your family. You can begin the enrollment process by submitting the application to our offices.

3. Pay tuition.

Families enrolled in the ATI program pay a yearly tuition of $675 that covers the cost of curriculum, support for all members of the family, and access to worldwide ministry opportunities for students and families.

4. Receive training.

We ask new ATI families to view a series of admissions training videos. These messages provide an understanding of ATI’s goals and foundation and give examples of how to use the Wisdom Booklet curriculum with your family.

You will also have the opportunity to attend powerful Regional Conferences that provide challenging sessions for parents, practical training for older students, and special programs for children. For your first year in the program, we do require that you attend this vital training time, and many families attend each year to receive encouragement and learn what is new within the ATI program and IBLP ministry.

5. Begin ATI!

Either by mail or at a training conference, you will receive your first-year curriculum and other resources that provide practical instruction in using the ATI materials. You can also learn about additional services available to you through ATI >>