Organismes Éducation et écoles à Calgary

Alberta Council for Environmental Education (ACEE) works collaboratively to advance environmental education in Alberta.  Our work is guided by the following: Mission: To drive systems change, engage partners, and support educators and youth so we can bring environmental education to all of Alberta's K-12 students.  We strive to advance environmental education for all Albertans.

The Alberta International Band Festival (AIBF) is a completely volunteer-run, annual festival that gives students from Calgary and area, and beyond, as well as community groups the opportunity to perform for internationally recognized adjudicators. They receive valuable performance experience, and the opportunity to work with excellent band conductors and musicians. The heart of our festival is our volunteers! We require a large base of volunteers in order to make the Festival run smoothly and successfully. Your participation helps provide a memorable and beneficial educational experience to our student participants. There are a large number of positions and shifts available. Please note that no prior music experience is required. Most of the jobs are relatively easy. On the day of your shift, our Festival Coordinator will be able to walk you through your job responsibilities and will be on hand to provide assistance as needed throughout the day. Some of the volunteer jobs include: band host - helps our groups navigate the venue by leading the group from one area to the next secretary - helps adjudicators’ stay organized, handing out and collecting required materials for each ensemble check-in desk - manning the administration desk as bands check-in emcee - announcing the performances and sponsors (from a script) The Festival runs at two separate times in three different locations for the Concert and Jazz portions of the festival, and volunteers are needed at each. Many volunteers sign up for a single morning or afternoon shift, but if you have the gift of time, we encourage you to sign up for multiple shifts. Whether you can do one shift or multiple shifts, any assistance you can provide will be appreciated. To sign-up, please go to the links below to select your volunteer shifts for the Concert Band or Jazz Band Festival. Concert Band: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC... Jazz Band: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0948A8A82FA2FFC... (please note the two different locations for these volunteer shifts) For additional information or questions about volunteering, please contact August Murphy at volunteer@aibfestival.ca.

Buchanan School is an inner-city elementary school. Our Parent Society engages in fundraising such as casinos to help purchase modern technology equipment for classrooms, library resources, and subsidizes field trips so that all students are able to participate, regardless of socio-economic status.

The Burgess Shale Geoscience Foundation was established in 1993. We are a not-for-profit, charitable organization with a mandate to educate the public in the geosciences. We present Earth Science education programs to the general public, students, professionals, and scientists.  Partnerships with organizations locally, nationally, and internationally have helped us to develop our content.

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We are a registered nonprofit organization to function in Alberta. Our ultimate goal is to provide a better and brighter life for children, youth, adults and seniors through sports, education and social activities. We run many campaigns and work with different organizations, entrepreneurs and societies to improve the quality of life and nourish these young minds to be successful in the future.

ClimateScience aims to empower people to make real long-term solutions to climate change actionable through climate education. We hope our way of covering solutions makes people excited to contribute to clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and other global-scale sustainability issues – beyond reusing their plastic bags. We believe education is the most powerful tool in the fight against climate change.

ECSSEN Career School (hereafter ECSSEN) is a registered Canadian charity (Charity # 859245102RR0001) located in Calgary, Alberta. It was established in 2004 and has been run by a group of passionate and dedicated volunteers ever since. It focuses on helping immigrants and youth gain Canadian work experiences and skills through workplace practicum and in house programs; creating opportunities for them to adjust and contribute to Canadian Society through volunteering; and providing support to local social service agencies/organizations, and to the vulnerable and people in need through charitable initiatives.

Dr. J. K. Mulloy School is located in the northwest community of Huntington Hills, which is situated at the base of Nose Hill between the communities of Beddington Heights and Thorncliffe/Greenview. Our school offers the Traditional Learning Centre Program. We offer kindergarten classes as well. Students coming to our school for are a culturally diverse group of learners who contribute to a vibrant, challenging and support environment for teaching and learning.

Hakili Community for Sustainable Development is a non-profit organization born in Calgary in 2016. We work within our communities to tackle the complex problem of poverty in Canada but also all around the world. We want to address intergenerational poverty and identify creative and sustainable strategies to eradicate the problem.

Humanities 101 is a strength-based educational program designed to help low-income Calgarians address barriers getting in the way of exercising their capacities and skills. We learn about the stories that connect us to others and the world around us through studies in Literature, History, Music, Cultural Studies, Philosophy, and Art History. Participants in Humanities 101’s challenging, but supported, university-level courses learn how to increase their capacity to engage in life and society, while deepening their skills of learning, communicating, and analysis. We meet two days a week for four months and study a variety of texts and ideas. Teachers and volunteers are co-learners in the classroom and are passionate about learning and create a welcoming space where adults with a diverse range of life and educational experiences challenge themselves and find a passion and excitement for learning.

Junior Achievement is the largest youth education organization in Canada focusing on entrepreneurship, financial literacy and work readiness skills. JA serves students from coast to coast, and work in partnership with educators, volunteers, and businesses to help youth expand their potential, engage in their own economic development, and contribute to the strength of their community and Canada's economy. JA Southern Alberta reaches over 28,000 students each year with the help of volunteers and community partners who share in our mission to inspire young Albertans to succeed in the global economy.