Assessor Accreditation Process – DofE

1. Register and apply to attend an Expedition Assessor and Supervisor Training Course (EASTC)

You will need to go to the Opportunity Finder or contact your Regional/Country Office to find a course that you want to attend and apply for it
You will receive an email when you have been approved for the course and it will include the details of the e-learning modules that you must complete before attending the EASTC.

2. Complete the e-learning modules

To become an accredited assessor, the following e-learning modules will need to be completed:
- e-Induction
- Introduction to the Expedition Section & Roles
Once you've completed the modules, a letter of completion will be emailed to you which you must send to the course organiser before you attend the EASTC. If you are logged in to your eDofE account when completing the modules, they will automatically be recorded on your eDofE training record
The e-learning modules can be found here.

3. Attend an EASTC

The EASTC combines the Expedition Assessor Accreditation Scheme (EAAS) course and Expedition Supervisor Training Course (ESTC) into one course
Following a transition period, the EASTC will replace both the EAAS and ESTC courses and will be the mandatory course for becoming an accredited assessor
Delegates will leave the course having a clear understanding of the Expedition Assessor and Supervisor roles and their key tasks - for further information, please see Expedition Assessor And Supervisor Training Course.

4. Accreditation

Within two years of completing the course, you'll need to login to your eDofE account and complete the remaining steps outlined in your 'My Expedition Assessor Accreditation'. This includes:
- Completing the EASTC post course knowledge check - you can only access this once you've attended an EASTC
- Being registered by a Licensed Organisation/Approved Activity Provider. The LO/AAP can register you to their organisation on eDofE - How does an LO register an assessor?
- Adding your preferred modes of travel
- Completing your qualifications, experience and technical competency declaration
- Setting your Assessor Directory preferences. More information on the Assessor Directory can be found here: Assessor Directory
Once you've completed the accreditation steps, you can request accreditation and accredit yourself for the next 5 years.
If you wish to assess for multiple LO/AAPs, each LO/AAP will need to register you on eDofE.

5. Re-accreditation

Accreditation lasts for five years
You and the LO/AN/AAP that you assess for will receive an email 6 months before your accreditation is due to expire
If you wish to continue in the role, you must login to your eDofE account and complete your route to reaccreditation via your eDofE account. This includes:
- Completing the reaccreditation knowledge check - you can only access this via your eDofE account
- Being registered by a Licensed Organisation/Approved Activity Provider. The LO/AAP can register you to their organisation on eDofE - How does an LO register an assessor?
- Completing your qualifications, experience and technical competency declaration
- Set your assessor directory preferences
Once these steps have been completed, you'll be able to reaccredit yourself for the next 5 years
You won't have to complete the EASTC training course again provided you have actively assessed over your previous accreditation period. If it has been two years or more since you last assessed, or since you expired, you may be asked to reattend training in order to revalidate.

6. Retirement

If you wish to retire from your involvement with the DofE, please contact your LO/AAP and also the Accreditation Team (Accreditation@DofE.org) to make sure your accreditation record on eDofE is amended.

Should you have any issues, please don't hesitate to email us at accreditation@dofe.org