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International engagement

Helping global businesses to land in Liverpool

Liverpool City Region (LCR) is the best place to grow up, grow a family, and grow a business. The World’s first UN ‘Accelerator City’ for Climate Action and Unesco City of Music was recently named 3rd most innovative city in Europe 2026 (iCapital), as well as being named Britain’s Best City 2026 (Telegraph).

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KQ LIVERPOOL IN NUMBERS

Our award-winning innovation district is the epicentre of Liverpool City Region’s thriving science and tech community, and is home to:

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Discover all of our opportunities for schools

With the power of KQ Futures, we help young people imagine what’s possible, meet inspiring role models with Liverpool’s innovation district, and take their first steps into the world of work.

Career Insights

Our large-scale event for Year 7–9 students, introducing them to real employers through hands-on activities that build skills and spark ambition.

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KQ Interns

A three-week summer placement for students aged 16+, offering real work experience in Liverpool businesses to build skills and confidence.

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Animates

The Animates is a children’s book which aims to introduce the concept of innovation in Liverpool City Region to local primary school age students.

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Get Involved!

We’re here to help students discover what’s out there. Whether you’re looking for a fun classroom activity or a workplace experience, we’ll guide you every step of the way.

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