Liverpool in Work
This project is part of the Liverpool City Region ESF Ways to Work Programme and is part-funded by the European Social Fund and the Youth Employment Initiative.
Jobseekers – step back to work
If you’re unemployed, over 16 and live in Liverpool, our apprenticeships, training opportunities, job clubs and one-to-one support will give you the skills and confidence to get back to work.
Employers – use our expertise
We offer employers free recruitment and development services to help them fill vacancies, find new contracts and develop their staff.
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Take part in Liverpool Race Equality Taskforce’s survey
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Jobs, apprenticeships and courses
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Other opportunities
Coop UK Youth Endowment Fund seeks applications for grants
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The ESF Community Grants Liverpool City Region Moving-On Grants Round launch
The ESF Community Grants Liverpool City Region Moving-On Grants Round is now open The ESF Community Grant Programme is already...
As of November 2020 .
Recruited participants
Moved into employment
Recruits with a disability
BAME participants
Recruits aged 50+
‘Thank you for all your help with finding us candidates for our apprenticeship scheme. The recent candidates have been really impressive. We really struggled to fill the positions without your help.’
‘I had amazing support from Liverpool in Work during my NHS training course and placement. I have now fitted into a new role as a bank staff healthcare assistant at Liverpool Royal Hospital really well.’