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2022 Provincial 4-H Judging

8/8/2022

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2022 Participants
Provincial 4-H Judging was held this past weekend on August 5th and 6th, 2022. The event hosted by Prairieland Park was a huge success and saw 35 competitors compete throughout the 2 day event. 

Friday started with registration and orientation and then went right into the Judging Competition and activities. Then, on Saturday, the day started with a breakfast before moving onto a quiz and more judging. After lunch participants continued to judge until it was time for their oral and written presentations, giving reasons for their choices. 

Saturday, late afternoon, was the Awards Banquet held at Saskatoon Prairieland Park Terrace. We are proud of all the members who attended and would like to congratulate them all in their hard work over the weekend. 

Below is the list of our 2022 Provincial 4-H Judging Top 12 competitors. Congratulations!

Rank          Name
 1                 Faith Stevens- Catherwood Beef & Sheep Club 
 2                 Heidi Fradette- Pangman-Ogema 4-H Beef Club 
 3                 Hunter Reid – Saskatoon 4-H Beef Club 
 4                 Jorja Beck – Milestone 4-H Variety Club 
 5                 Kelsy Schmitz- Ernfold 4-H Beef Club 
 6                 Emily Sebastian – Candiac 4-H Beef Club 
 7                 Aiva Beiber – Fillmore-Francis 4-H Beef Club 
 8                  Sarah Felskie – Fillmore-Francis 4-H Beef Club 
 9                 Sydney McCormack – Whitewood 4-H Beef Club 
 10               Kristopher Morrison – Saskatoon 4-H Beef Club 
 11               Hillary Lacelle – Wymark Drylanders 4-H Club
 12               Mason Thackeray – Lomond 4-H Beef & Homecrafts Club 

Thank you to all the volunteers, judges, and the hosting committee for all your hard work in ensuring this event was a great success.  Thank you to Prairieland Park for hosting this event, and thank you to SAASE and Viterra for your sponsorship.  

We hope to see everyone back for the 2023 Provincial 4-H Judging event held in Weyburn.  
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Top 12 Competitors
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executive director Announcement

6/1/2022

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The Board of Directors of the Saskatchewan 4-H Council has the following announcement:

WELCOME AUBREY EATON
Executive Director
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The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Aubrey Eaton as the Executive Director of 4-H Saskatchewan, effective July 4, 2022.
 
Aubrey received his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1990. He spent more than a decade as Distribution Supervisor with United Grain Growers, then served as Executive Director for the Provincial Council of ADD Boards and the Western Grains Research Foundation.
 
For the past 13 years, Aubrey has been Executive Director of the Central Saskatchewan Military Family Resource Centre, serving Canadian Forces families living in the province. In this role, Aubrey and his team helped families navigate the unique challenges of military life, from educational and mental health services to recreational activities for families and job opportunities for spouses.
 
 "I'm really looking forward to taking on the new challenge of leading the 4-H Saskatchewan team as we develop young leaders in our province through innovative and impactful programs and projects", stated Aubrey.
 
Aubrey was raised in Saskatoon, where he currently lives with his wife Penny and their two children.
 
"We're thrilled to welcome Aubrey to the 4-H Saskatchewan family!", remarked Cameron Choquette, President of the Board of Directors. "His passion for positive youth development and experience in managing financial and human resources will provide our organization with the strong leadership required to achieve our strategic goals."
 
Aubrey succeeds Shelby Corey, the Interim Executive Director since January, who has been a tremendous and dedicated leader for the organization. The Board is extremely grateful for her leadership over the past six months.
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Job Posting- 4-H Summer Student

4/18/2022

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Job description
4-H Saskatchewan is seeking an outgoing student to join the Provincial 4-H Office staff team for the summer.
4-H Summer Programming Coordinator
  • The 4-H Summer Programming Coordinator will focus planning, facilitation and hosting of provincial 4-H programs for youth taking place throughout the summer and fall; and development of resources for 4-H programming.
  • The ideal candidate is: outgoing and creative; responsible and organized; a good listener and strong communicator; enjoys working with youth [ages 6 – 15]; and is able to problem solve and exercise good judgment.
Assets: 
- Education or work experience related to agriculture, recreation, youth development, or event planning.
- Proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite
- Previous experience in a summer camp environment.
- Previous experience leading recreation/sport/art/music based activities (coaching, music lessons, etc.)
- 4-H knowledge or experience.
Duties:
  • Assist in planning recreational and educational programming with direct links to the four pillars of 4-H (Agriculture & Food Security, Leadership and Community Engagement, Science & Technology, Environment and Healthy Living)
  • Support the development, facilitate, and host in person 4-H Summer Camps at Big River and Fort Quapelle (travel and week-long stay at each location required)
  • Support the development and facilitation of an in person competitive judging competition
  • Support 4-H Staff in the planning, facilitation and hosting of other provincial 4-H programs for youth taking place throughout the summer and fall.
  • Creating and digitizing resources for online delivery.
  • Conduct special projects, administrative support and provide assistance and support to other Council personnel, as requested.
  • Position will provide a variety of work experiences in a small office environment.
About the role:
  • This is a summer term position. Part-time continuing hours may be available in the fall.
  • The position will be based in the Provincial 4-H office in Saskatoon. This is a secure building, and the staff will have a dedicated workspace.
  • Candidates must be comfortable travelling to regional locations and managing in person overnight camp and day program activities for youth.
  • Candidates must have access to a reliable vehicle and a valid driver's license
  • 4-H welcomes all applicants! Note - candidates must be between 15 - 30 years old. Preference may be given to those that are returning to school full-time in the fall, or those who face barriers to accessing work experience.
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $13.00-$15.00 per hour

Please send resume to and cover letter to manager@4-h.sk.ca by May 15th to be considered for this position.  
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2022 Provincial public Speaking

4/11/2022

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The 2022 4-H Saskatchewan Provincial Public Speaking Competition was held in Middle Lake, SK on April 9, 2022.    

4-H Saskatchewan’s District 28 4-H Council hosted 32 members from throughout Saskatchewan in Middle Lake. This event was held in person for the first time in two years, and showcased the creativity and knowledge of 4-H’ers.

Whether it’s personal anecdotes about calving time, learning about honey bees, new words like “kerfuffle”, or getting tips and tricks from a senior about public speaking, the judges had their work cut out for them!
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After much deliberation, the panel of judges determined the results to be:
 
Cloverbud Results
1st Place- Josie Riou- Hanley Light Horse 4-H Club – “The Big Decision”
2nd Place- Kate Hougham – Hillmond 4-H Club – “Snow Forts”
3rd Place- Brooke Quinton – Springside 4-H Beef Club – “Important Things About Calving Time”
 
Junior Results
1st Place- Kamilah Pineda – Redvers Wranglers Light Horse 4-H Club – “EnCanto”
2nd Place- Addison Pain – Medstead Multiple 4-H Club – “The Best Trip Ever”
3rd Place- Maria Brons- West PA 4-H Beef Club – “Honey Bees”
 
Intermediate
1st Place- Amber Spray – Kelvington 4-H Beef Club – “The Rush”
2nd Place- Ava Loveridge – Goodeve Multiple 4-H Club – “Weird Words”
3rd Place- Kiersten Nienhus- Sask Valley Dairy 4-H Club – “Mental Health and You”
 
Senior
1st Place- Hunter Reid – Saskatoon 4-H Beef Club – “Overcoming the Fear of Public Speaking”
2nd Place- Megan Kelly- Moosomin Multiple 4-H Club – “The G-O-O Family”
3rd Place- Adrian Byman – Tisdale 4-H Beef Club – “Change”  
 
Thank you to our judges Patti Durand, Cameron Choquette, Chad Paetsch, Elan Baun, Taryn Heidecker, Brendan Smith, Adrianna Wormworth, Dave Altrogge, Kim Hauber, Ann Ramler, Corrine Breker, and Valerie Kirsch for volunteering.  It was greatly appreciated! Thank you to our Platinum sponsors 4-H Saskatchewan, Lake Lenore/Middle Lake Co-op, RM of Hoodoo #401, and our Gold sponsors Ledcor, FCC Saskatoon, A Horizon Ag Research, and RM of Three Lakes #401. 
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We are looking forward to seeing everyone next year for the 2023 Provincial Public Speaking Competition in District 35! 

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4-H saskatchewan seeking project writers

3/31/2022

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4-H Saskatchewan is seeking project book writers for the Beef and Light Horse project revisions. 

We are currently searching for a writer to develop an eight-unit Light Horse Project resource for 4-H members as well as a functional leader resource guide. We are also looking for a write to develop a four-unit Beef Project resource as well as a functional leader resource guide.  

Please contact Karrie Watson, Executive Administrative Assistant if you have any questions or concerns.  
LIght Horse Project RFp
Beef Project RFP
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2022 Provincial 4-H Curling

2/23/2022

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​Seventy-five 4-H’ers from across the province joined SE Regional Specialist, Melodi Hawksford-Lee, and this year's hosting committee, District #7, for the 2022 Provincial 4-H Curling event held February 18-20, 2022 in Weyburn, Sask. The eight senior teams and seven junior teams enjoyed an exciting weekend playing a sport near and dear to the hearts of Saskatchewan residents and 4-H members alike. Opening ceremonies included Ceremonial first rock thrown by Weyburn’s own, Marcel Roy, with the rock swept by 4-H Saskatchewan Ambassadors Madeline Christensen and Kierra Hawreluik. 
 
After a hard fought round robin, the Sunset Rangers Multiple 4-H Club emerged as Champion Senior team. From the North West region, team members included (in no particular order) Harper Doige, Tyler Norman, Ryder Boyenko, Kaydence Lalonde and coach Ryan Norman. Due to double knockout rules, the final game was repeated to determine the winner with Sunset Rangers coming out on top. Committee chair, Brittany Stepp, presented the team trophy and certificates on the final day of the event.

Second place Senior team was the Longlaketon Multiple 4-H Club from the South East Region: Ryan Grabarczyk, Karla Friesen, Brett Rumpel, Jana Rumpel with coach Sean Friesen. 
 
The Champion Junior team - from the North East region - was District 18/19. Undefeated throughout the weekend, this team included Bristol Lindgren, Paisley Wolkowski, Westin Lindgren, Presley Vogel and coach Jennifer Lindgren. Committee chair Brittany Stepp, once again, hand out the prize, trophy and certificates.

Second place in the Junior category was awarded to District 10 from the South West Region. Team curlers included Makenna Robertson, Jane Beierbach, Luke Moorhead, Paden Robertson with coach Emmy Robertson. 

Curlers and organizers gathered for a celebratory banquet at Weyburn McKenna Hall where Jenae Nixon presented an inspirational speech for all members in attendance. His Worship, Marcel Roy, Mayor of Weyburn, Saskatchewan 4-H President, Cameron Choquette, and Kurtis Schwindt of MNP also brought greetings and congratulations to the members. 
 
Thank you to event sponsors: 4-H Saskatchewan, MNP, Barber Motors, Young’s Equipment, PAHC, South Country Equipment, Nelson Motors and Equipment, Schuck Law Firm, E. Bourassa & Sons, Prairie Sky Co-op, Weyburn Security,  Weyburn Credit Union, SaskPower, Souris Valley Industries, Vortex Plumbing & Heating, Megadry Disaster Restoration Inc.  Appreciation goes as well, to the door prize sponsors including Weyburn Credit Union, Affinity Credit Union, Radius Credit Union, FCC, SaskTel, Deep South Animal Clinic, Pangman-Ogema 4-H Beef Club, District 7 4-H Council, Brittany Stepp, SGI, SS306, Prairie Creations, Louise Sroka, Ashworth Farm & Ranch, Storle Production Testing, BMO, and CAA.

Congratulations to all the 4-H members and leaders for making it to Provincials! We can't wait to see everyone again next year for the 2023 Provincial 4-H Curling Competition in the South West region. 

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Executive Director Transition

1/12/2022

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​The Board of Directors of the Saskatchewan 4-H Council have the following announcements:
WELCOME SHELBY COREY
​Interim Executive Director
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The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Shelby Corey as the Interim Executive Director of 4-H Saskatchewan, effective January 12, 2022. 
 
Shelby knows the 4-H program well through her experiences as a member, volunteer, and most recently as our Development Officer for 4-H Saskatchewan. She is a rural rancher, industry leader, and former RM Councillor. 
 
With a background in agribusiness and strong relationships with 4-H Saskatchewan's stakeholders and sponsors, Shelby is well poised to lead the organization in the short term as the Board of Directors engages in a recruitment process for a permanent Executive Director. 
 
Welcome back, Shelby! We look forward to your leadership as our Interim ED. 
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FAREWELL, CERA YOUNGSON​
Our outgoing Executive Director is leaving the organization to begin a new chapter in her career. Since joining 4-H Saskatchewan in 2012, Cera has been instrumental in shepherding the organization through major events and initiatives such as our centennial anniversary, growing our programs and fundraising, achieving 4-H Canada accreditation, and launching a new online membership platform. 

Cera has accepted the Executive Director position at the Saskatoon Zoo Society and will be beginning this role in the new year. The Board wishes Cera the best of luck and thanks her for nearly ten years of dedicated service to our members, leaders, and volunteers.
RECRUITMENT UNDERWAY
The Board of Directors have already begun the process of recruiting and hiring the new, permanent Executive Director to take on leadership of our organization as we move forward in to the future. You'll see postings and application information soon.

Our clubs will continue to be informed as we have new developments and announcements to share.

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Provincial Judging Held in Lloydminster

9/13/2021

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It was a fantastic weekend in Lloydminster at the Provincial 4-H Judging Competition held August 21 & 22, 2021. The event had 38 competitors representing five teams from across the province. For many, it was their first time as Provincial Judging competitors. There were seven classes judged throughout the day consisting of Grains, Beef Bulls, Beef Heifers, Light Horses, Goats, Chicken and Quilts.
 
Saturday started bright and early. After breakfast, the competitors were given a welcome and orientation by Mary Ann Carson, the Chairperson of the committee. The first set of animals to be judged were the bulls and heifers. After a short break, they moved on to judging quilts, horses and goats. Lunch consisted of burgers and salad then the competitors were lead in a few get to know you games by Kaydence Johnson, the 4-H Saskatchewan Summer Student.
 
On Saturday afternoon, the members rounded out their classes by judging chickens and wheat grain. The members were then given time to prepare for their oral reasons, beginning with the beef classes. Once oral reasons were completed, the competitors were given the opportunity to head to their hotels to check in and grab dinner on their own. They all returned to the Agricultural Grounds at 6 pm for the evening’s social event, the CPCA Chuckwagon races.
 
Sunday morning started with the remainder of the oral reason classes for goats, grains and horses.  Once these were complete, the competitors were given the opportunity to hear the placings and reasons given by the official judges. The member then completed their quiz.
 
Once all the marks had been tabulated and winners determined the Lunch Banquet was held to announce the winners. Congratulations are in order for the following competitors:
 
Top Placing per Category:
•             Beef Bulls – Dayne Whelan, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
•             Beef Heifers – Kade Gavelin, Mankota 4-H Beef Club
•             Light Horses – Faith Stevens, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
•             Goats – Brynn Whelan, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
•             Grains – Dayne Whelan, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
•             Overall Oral – Brynn Whelan, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
•             Overall Placings – Codee Kopelchuk, Good Spirit 4-H Club
•             Overall Total – Faith Stevens, Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club
 
 
Top 8 - moving on as 4-H Saskatchewan Agribition Team
  1. Faith Stevens (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club)
  2. Brynn Whelan (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club)
  3. Codee Kopelchuk (Good Spirit 4-H Club)
  4. Dayne Whelan (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club)
  5. Kelsy Weber (Meadow Lake 4-H Beef Club)
  6. Shelby Robinson (Lomond 4-H Beef Club)
  7. Makaila Peutert (Rockglen Multiple 4-H Club)
  8. Emily Sebastian (Candiac 4-H Beef Club)
 
Overall Top 12 – Faith Stevens (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club), Brynn Whelan (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club), Heidi Fradette (Lomond 4-H Beef Club), Codee Kopelchuk (Good Spirit 4-H Club), Dayne Whelan (Catherwood Beef & Sheep 4-H Club), Kelsy Weber (Meadow Lake 4-H Beef Club), Shelby Robinson (Lomond 4-H Beef Club), Makaila Peutert (Rockglen Multiple 4-H Club), Emily Sebastian (Candiac 4-H Beef Club), Kade Gavelin (Mankota 4-H Beef Club), Grace Christensen (Alameda 4-H Beef Club) & Kelsy Schmitz (Ernfold 4-H Beef Club).
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Thank you to our Class Judges, Lance Leachman, Brynn Campbell, Marisa Schubel, Marilyn Napper, Karolyn Kirby and Steven Thorsen; our oral reasons judges Jonathan Lock, Kayleen Lock, Leah Allen, Connie Graham & Marilyn Napper. Another Large thank you goes out to Chairperson Mary Ann Carson, for all the hard work you and your team put into this event, Eloise Collinge, Kirk Graham, Daryl Hanley, Jon Lock, Becky Newman, Louise Sroka, Alison Weaver and Shelly Ann Dodgson.
 
A special thank you to our title sponsor, Viterra for supporting 4-H Saskatchewan and this event. Thank you also to Steven Thorsen at the Lloydminster office for Supplying and Judging the Grains class for us. Thank you to SAASE for your partnership through the years on our Judging Committee and at our Judging events.
 
Lastly, thank you to all the member and families that attended the weekend event. Without your support and participation 4-H events and opportunities would not be what they are. Congratulations and good luck to our top 8 finalists that will be moving on to Agribition in the fall.
 

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Virtual Regional Judging Competition

6/17/2021

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FortyCloverbud, Junior, Intermediate and Senior 4-H members took part in the virtual Regional 4-H Judging Competition on Saturday May 29, 2021! This year, the six qualifying Regional 4-H Judging competitions were combined into one large-scale virtual event, hosted by 4-H Saskatchewan, with the assistance of the regional organizing committees.

Classes for the virtual event included: Market Steers, Breeding Heifers, Breeding Ewes, Tame Pasture Health, Dairy Cows, and a Mystery Class consisting of Bull Sale Photography. Competitors attended an orientation session with facilitators Kalynne Martin (North West Regional 4-H Specialist) and Melodi Hawkesford-Lee (South East Regional 4-H Specialist), where they learned how to use the programs required to view the classes online and enter their scores in a virtual scoresheet.

Throughout the day, members judged the seven classes, paying careful attention to the characteristics and preferences shared by the following expert judges: Alicia Sopatyk – Market Steers; Erika Easton – Breeding Heifers; Jo Walker – Breeding Ewes; Etienne Shupena-Soulodre – Tame Pasture Health; Michael Flaman – Dairy Cows; and Sadie Anwender – Mystery Class (Bull Sale Photography).
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Thank you to our expert judges, many of whom were past 4-H members who have been through the judging program. Another thank you goes out to the original Regional Judging committees from the six qualifying locations for each finding a judge.
Thank you to the Christensen family for sending in photos they took during the day! 

Overall High Point per Age Category

CLASS
CLOVERBUD
JUNIOR
INTERMEDIATE
SENIOR
Breeding Ewes
Austynn Brehaut 
Hannah Hougham
Jessica Wood
​Madeline Christensen

​ Faith Stevens
Market Steers
Tessa Brehaut
Hannah Hougham
Jessee Kopelchuk
Grace Christensen
Breeding Heifers
Ryder Stepp 
​Alannah Wood
Kristopher Morrison
Grace Christensen
Dairy Cows
Alexa Ward
Kaitlyn Stepp 
​Carter Grinde
Abigail Peace
Tame Pasture Health
Austynn Brehaut

​Ryder Stepp

​ Alexa Ward 
Hannah Hougham
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Kaitlyn Stepp

Samuel Brehaut

​Mickey Blyth
Dayne Stevens

Kristopher Morrison
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Raelene Ward
Grace Christensen
Light Horse Mares
Tessa Brehaut
Hannah Hougham
Kayce LaSalle
Emily Sebastian
Bull Sale Photography
​Austynn Brehaut ​
Hannah Hougham
​Jessee Kopelchuk
Codee Kopelchuk
Overall
​Austynn Brehaut 
Hannah Hougham
Jessica Wood
Grace Christensen

Provincial Judging Teams

Below is a list of the Regional Teams that will be advancing to Provincial 4-H Judging, which is an in-person event, held August 21 & 22, 2021 in Lloydminster.

Lloydminster: 
  • ​Kelsy Weber

Saskatoon: 
  • Brynn Whelan 
  • Faith Stevens 
  • Abigail Peave 
  • Shyanne Magnus 
  • Dayne Stevens 
  • Kristopher Morrison

Swift Current
  • Kayce LaSalle 
  • Kade Gavlin 

Whitewood: 
  • Grace Christensen 
  • Emily Sebastian 
  • Codee Kopelchuk 
  • Madeline Christensen 
  • Laura Christensen 

Due to a shortage of participants at the virtual Regional 4-H Judging Competition, there are several spots available on the Regional 4-H Judging Teams.

Therefore the Competitive 4-H Judging Committee is allowing any eligible 4-H member to advance to the Provincial 4-H Judging Competition on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Please visit 
www.4-h.sk.ca/livestock for more information. 
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We're hiring - Summer Program Co-ordinator

5/28/2021

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4-H Saskatchewan is seeking two outgoing students to join the Provincial 4-H Office staff team for the summer.
4-H Summer Programming Coordinator
  • The 4-H Summer Programming Coordinator will focus planning, facilitation and hosting of provincial 4-H programs for youth taking place throughout the summer and fall; and development of resources for 4-H programming.
  • Due to COVID-19, there will be a mix of virtual outreach programming as well as in person day camp programming in regional locations.
  • The ideal candidate is: outgoing and creative; responsible and organized; a good listener and strong communicator; enjoys working with youth [ages 6 – 15]; and is able to problem solve and exercise good judgment.

Assets:
  • Education or work experience related to agriculture, recreation, youth development, or event planning.
  • Proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite
  • Previous experience in a summer camp environment.
  • Previous experience leading recreation/sport/art/music based activities (coaching, music lessons, etc.)
  • Previous experience with virtual education
  • 4-H knowledge or experience.

Duties:

  • Assist in planning recreational and educational programming with direct links to the four pillars of 4-H (Agriculture & Food Security, Leadership and Community Engagement, Science & Technology, Environment and Healthy Living)
  • Support the development, facilitate, and host IN PERSON 4-H Summer Day Camps (travel to regional locations required)
  • Support the development and facilitation of an IN PERSON competitive judging competition
  • Assist in the development of virtual and activity-kit resources and outreach activities related to the four pillars.
  • Support 4-H Staff in the planning, facilitation and hosting of other provincial 4-H programs for youth taking place throughout the summer and fall.
  • Creating and digitizing resources for online delivery.
  • Conduct special projects, administrative support and provide assistance and support to other Council personnel, as requested.
  • Position will provide a variety of work experiences in a small office environment.

About the role:

  • This is a summer term position beginning in June and ending in August. Part-time continuing hours may be available in the fall.
  • The position will be based in the Provincial 4-H office in Saskatoon. This is a secure building, and the staff will have a dedicated, socially distanced workspace, with COIVD safety protocols and sanitization supplies.
  • Candidates must be comfortable travelling to regional locations and managing IN PERSON day camp or day program activities for youth (following all relevant COVID protocols and regulations)
  • Candidates must have access to a reliable vehicle and a valid driver's license
  • 4-H welcomes all applicants! Note - candidates must be between 15 - 30 years old. Preference may be given to those that are returning to school full-time in the fall, or those who face barriers to accessing work experience.

Contract length: 2.5 months
Part-time hours: 30 per week
Application deadline: 2021-06-06
Expected start date: 2021-06-21
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary
Salary: $13.00-$15.00 per hour

Benefits:
  • Casual dress
  • On-site parking

Schedule:

  • 8 hour shift
  • Monday to Friday
  • Overtime
  • Weekends

COVID-19 considerations:
4-H Saskatchewan is following all relevant COVID procedures at our office and in our programming.

Application question(s):
  • Are you available the weekends of July 23-25 and August 14-15 (summer camp dates)

​Find the full listing and apply at Indeed at 
​https://ca.indeed.com/job/summer-program-coordinator-4-h-d8a41cfa11413a7e

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