The Ontario government offers various leadership development programs for high school students, focusing on skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
This research paper from McGill University explores the importance of leadership development for high school students in Canada, highlighting the need for more programs and initiatives.
The Government of Canada provides resources and funding for leadership development programs, aiming to equip high school students with essential skills for future success.
This article from Teach Magazine offers practical advice and strategies for educators to develop leadership skills in high school students, including tips on mentoring and coaching.
Youth.gc.ca provides an overview of leadership development programs available to Canadian youth, including those specifically designed for high school students.
This research study, published on JSTOR, examines the effects of leadership development programs on high school students in Canada, highlighting positive outcomes such as increased confidence and self-esteem.
This blog post from People First HR discusses best practices for leadership development in high school students, including the importance of experiential learning and feedback.
TakingITGlobal, a non-profit organization, offers a range of leadership development programs and resources for Canadian youth, including those focused on social innovation and community engagement.