Adventures
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Elia is a qualified DofE Assessor with years of experience helping young people complete their Bronze, Silver, and Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award expeditions safely and successfully — working with schools, youth groups, and individuals across the UK.
Who is this for?
Young people working towards Bronze, Silver, or Gold DofE awards — and the parents, schools, and youth groups supporting them. Elia has worked with a wide range of groups including those with additional support needs. Inclusion is central to how he works.
What to expect
- Pre-expedition planning and kit guidance
- Navigation coaching and route assessment
- On-expedition supervision and support
- Official DofE assessment on completion
- Friendly, experienced guidance — no stress
What's included
- Qualified DofE Assessor services
- Pre-expedition briefing
- Route planning and safety assessment
- Post-expedition assessment report
Frequently asked questions
- What does a DofE Assessor do?
- A DofE Assessor supervises and officially assesses young people during their expedition section of the Duke of Edinburgh Award. Elia provides route assessment, on-expedition support, and the written assessment report required to complete the award.
- Can Elia assess independent expeditions?
- Yes. If your group is completing a self-supported expedition, Elia can act as the assessor — observing the expedition and signing off the required documentation without leading the route.
- Does Elia work with schools and youth groups?
- Absolutely. Elia regularly works with schools and youth organisations running DofE programmes. If you're coordinating multiple groups or award levels, get in touch to discuss logistics.
- Which award levels does Elia cover?
- Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Whether it's a first-time Bronze participant or a Gold candidate on a challenging multi-day route, Elia has the experience to assess at every level.
Have specific needs or questions? Get in touch — Elia adapts every trip to the group. No one gets left behind.