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4-H Alberta Senior Program

Run by 4-H Alberta

Who can apply: Members aged 15 to 20 registered with a 4-H Alberta club. Trip selection at the spring symposium additionally requires being 16 by the time of travel.

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
Registration fee applies
DEADLINE No deadline, join any time

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Clubs and year-round programs
DURATION
Club year, October to September
GRADES
Ages 15 to 20 (Senior division)
LOCATION
Alberta-wide (club and regional events)

Who can apply

Members aged 15 to 20 registered with a 4-H Alberta club. Trip selection at the spring symposium additionally requires being 16 by the time of travel.

About this program

4-H Alberta's Senior division runs from age 15 to 20. Members carry a project through the October-to-September club year and present it to judges. The project list reaches well past agriculture (Veterinary Sciences, Engineering, Welding, Entomology, Photography and Written Communications are all on it), grouped under four pillars including Science & Technology. Senior members can also compete at the spring Senior Symposium at Olds College for national and international travel selection; it charges a registration fee, and its dates are announced each year.