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Liverpool City Council has launched a new programme offering twenty nine paid apprenticeships to young residents, with applications open until the first of September.
Roles range from digital content and ICT to housing, parks, health and social care, giving young people the chance to earn the real Living Wage while gaining qualifications and practical experience.
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00:00Liverpool City Council is opening 29 paid apprenticeship opportunities for young residents,
00:07covering a wide range of jobs across the organisation.
00:10The Liverpool Young Futures programme is designed to help people gain workplace experience
00:16while working towards a nationally recognised qualification.
00:20The roles include marketing, digital content creation and ICT,
00:25alongside environmental health, emergency resilience and housing.
00:29There are also opportunities in parks and green spaces, health and social care and venue operations,
00:36giving applicants different routes into public service and other careers.
00:40All apprentices will be paid the real living wage.
00:44The programme is open to Liverpool residents aged 16 to 20.
00:48Some young people can apply up to age 24, including those with an education, health and care plan or care
00:56experience.
00:57Applications are now open and close on the 1st of September.
01:01Candidates only need to complete one application,
01:04then they can indicate which roles interest them most later in the recruitment process,
01:08making the process simpler.
01:10An open event at Liverpool Town Hall takes place on the 19th of August,
01:14from 10 in the morning until midday.
01:16Young people can meet hiring managers and ask questions about the roles.
01:21The local authority already has an apprenticeship programme
01:24and this initiative takes that commitment even further.
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