The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award (DofE) is a non-formal education programme for young people from 14 to 24 years old. Programme was invented in UK by Kurt Hahn and spread over 140 countries and regions. DofE in Lithuania is coordinatated by "Lietuvos vaikų ir jaunimo centras", which is seeking to raise the quality of the programme even higher and for that reason initiated project "Quality in Outdoors". It is expected that this project will strenghten cooperation between DofE National Agencies from Latvia, Lithuania and Check Republic. Project will start on 1st of August, 2014 and will last for one year. The main goal of the project is to develop and test the standard in training of DofE participants and international qualifying expeditions. It is expected that this outcome will increase learning quality and will encourage cooperation in expeditions between partner countries. Project will provide opportunities for a job-shadowing visit for one DofE Lithuanian National Agency employer. Job-shadowing will take place in Germany and help to observe best practice in ensuring safety and learning quality of DofE participants, organizing large scale training courses. In March international training courses for youth workers will be organized. During this training 12 youth workers will be trained as DofE supervisors and assessors, also this will set up a minimal standard in for Supervisor - Assessor training courses in the partner countries, agreement on national training courses for DofE participants will be made. This project will encourage further partnership between partner countries in organizing non-formal education outdoors , because trained supervisors and assessors will implement national training programmes based on the made agreements and assess DofE participants in international qualifying expedition in August, 2015. Expedition will have a format of youth exchanges and will take place in Lithuanian woods. Project will involve 12 youth workers, more than 21 young people and volunteers.