Through the ongoing support of the learning providers, LFC Foundation and Liverpool FC, four current apprentices will transition to full-time members of the LFC Foundation team on completion of their courses.
This 100 per cent success rate is testament to the work and dedication of the apprentices, the support mechanisms put in place within LFC Foundation and the commitment to provide pathways for future careers within the organisation.
Employability is one of the three main impact areas for the Foundation, alongside health and learning, and aims to increase aspirations, build confidence and provide young people with transferable life skills and knowledge, which will open up more opportunities for them in the future.
Last season alone, the Foundation supported almost 1,000 young people in the region across 656 sessions through its employment and training programmes, and funds from [**this year's LFC Legends game**](https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/legends-match-fundraising-already-helping-young-people-work-lfc-foundation-mentorship) are going towards programmes in this area to help provide even more pathways and opportunities for young people across the Liverpool City Region.
LFC Foundation will soon be releasing opportunities for a further six apprenticeships to be onboarded for season 2026-27. Further details of this will be released on the Foundation's vacancies page and through its social channels in the coming weeks.