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Alberta Student Leadership Conference (ASLC)

Run by Alberta Association of Students' Councils and Advisors (AASCA)

Who can apply: Students attend as part of a school delegation with a staff advisor. Schools register the delegation; individual students cannot enter on their own.

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
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DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Conferences and workshops
DURATION
3 days each May, Friday after school through Sunday noon
GRADES
Junior and senior high students on student council or in a leadership class
LOCATION
A different Alberta host school each year (2026: École Olds High School)

Who can apply

Students attend as part of a school delegation with a staff advisor. Schools register the delegation; individual students cannot enter on their own.

About this program

The provincial student leadership conference, run since 1988 by a volunteer association of student council advisors and hosted by a different Alberta school every year. Three days of keynote speakers, around 14 breakout sessions, a service project and a dance, built around meeting student leaders from across the province. Useful for building a community leadership record rather than a competitive one. ASLC 2026 ran May 1 to 3 at École Olds High School; the 2027 host had not been announced as of August 2026. Ask your student council advisor to enter a delegation.