Out of Province Leader Travel Opportunities
Leader
Development Opportunities | Information
Leader or Alumni Chaperon Opportunities | Information
Each year, leaders are given the opportunity to be involved
in leader development trips or chaperone member trips. During
these trips, leaders meet other members and leaders from across
the province, Canada and the United States. Leaders will also
have the chance to develop further skills and gain new ideas for
their club and community.
Regional trip assignments are based upon a regional rotation
schedule. Names must be submitted to either the 4‑H Specialist
for your region or your Regional 4‑H Council.
Questions about this program? Contact: 4-H specialist in your region
Dates: Jan. 9-11, 2009 |
Location: Red Deer |
Deadline: Nov 28, 2008 | Application
Conference Theme: THE SIMPLE LIFE
Alberta 4-H’s Northeast Region volunteers will host the 67th Annual Provincial Leaders’ Conference- THE SIMPLE LIFE - in Hillbilly style. Northeast region wants to see you get back to the basics, to enjoy the simple things in life and have a good ol’ time. Come and kick up your heels, bring your best bib overalls and enjoy the hospitality of our province’s Northeast Hills. Y’all come out now, ya hear!
Multiple sessions will run throughout Saturday ending with a
banquet and dance.
Contact: Yvonne Yaremcio
Dates: Feb, 2010 |
Location: 4-H Centre, BATTLE LAKE AB |
Deadline: TBA | Application
The
4-H Provincial Equine Leaders' Forum will bring together 100
Alberta 4-H leaders plus guests from British Columbia,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Montana.
During the weekend, you will recharge your "battery" of
enthusiasm towards equine 4-H, exchange practical ideas, and
develop new contacts to enhance your work within the equine
program.
Contact: Janet Kerr
Dates: Oct, 2009 |
Location: 4-H Centre, BATTLE LAKE AB |
Deadline: TBA |
Application
Leaders, assistant leaders and parent helpers are welcome to
apply - it is like 4-H camp but for adults. Speakers will share
their insight on 4-H , leadership, industry, project trends and
rural development.
You will have the opportunity to learn about fabulous and fun
new projects from leaders and trainers from across Alberta and
you will be able network with other small animal, life skills,
and technology and trade leaders.
Contact: Yvonne Yaremcio
Dates: Oct 2009 | Location: 4-H Centre, BATTLE LAKE AB | Information
Key Leaders are an
integral part of the 4‑H structure. As a result of their
previous 4‑H volunteer Leader experience, Key Leaders are versed
in the ways of club conduct, the needs of the club, the
structure of the 4‑H program and the resources that exist within
the club, district and community. Key Leaders prove to be an
excellent resource for newly founded clubs and newly selected
club Leaders, by providing training on 4‑H procedures, meeting
management and 4‑H related programs and make themselves
accessible to those needing assistance. Key Leaders ensure that
they make themselves known to the district, and have the
knowledge to serve as a resource to clubs, committees and
councils.
If you would like more
information on becoming a Key Leader, contact the 4‑H
specialist in your region or Jocelyn McKinnon.
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