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Hackergal National Ambassador Program

Run by Hackergal

Who can apply Girls in Grades 9–12, anywhere in Canada.

Cost and deadline

Cost
Not listed
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Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

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Official site https://hackergal.org/ambassador/

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Format
Clubs and year-round programs
Duration
Up to four years, one stage per year
Grades
Grades 9–12
Location
Canada-wide (virtual, with ambassador-run clubs locally)

About this program

Hackergal's national program for girls in Grades 9–12, built for the ones who have aged out of its Grades 6–9 hackathon. Ambassadors start Hackergal Clubs in their own school or community, run workshops, mentor newer ambassadors, and meet women working in tech, moving through four yearly stages from Role Model to Future-Ready Focus. Taking part also qualifies you for Hackergal's scholarship for graduating secondary students, which reopens in November 2026. The ambassador intake is closed at the moment with no reopening date posted.

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