Kent FA Competitors

Here at The FA we are responsible for overseeing, promoting and developing English football at all levels, from grassroots through to the professional game. We have big ambitions. Some of our objectives include ensuring that The Emirates FA cup remains the world’s premier cup competition, that Wembley Stadium and St. George’s Park continue to be world-class venues, and that success is achieved with each of our 24 national sides. The shared values, vision and pride of our people is central to our success. We are growing a team of highly skilled, passionate and hardworking individuals who are committed to the future of English football. We understand that diversity promotes innovation, and therefore we look for people who are great at what they do, no matter their background. Our work at The FA varies greatly and so do our career opportunities. If you are looking for a new and exciting challenge in a progressive organisation which is striving for excellence, please take a look at our current opportunities: http://www.thefa.com/about-football-association/careers/

The London FA are responsible for developing and supporting all grassroots football in London. We are committed to ensuring football is accessible and enjoyable for all people and we work with a number of partner organisations to try and get the best possible deals for the whole football family. Use this section to learn all about what our vision is for the future of football in London and how we are working to make it a reality.

Hampshire FA is the governing body for grassroots football in Hampshire and has been serving the football community since 1887. Both football and the Hampshire community are continuously changing so it is important that Hampshire FA adapts with it. We aim to be a modern County FA that acts in balance as both a local governing body for our game and a high-quality football service provider. That is why our 2024-28 business strategy has been formed with the needs of our community in mind and centres around 12 clear member priorities that were identified through consultation. We started with the insight and data gathered centrally by The FA’s Conversation About The Game, and then checked these findings locally through our Tell Us campaign at the beginning of 2024. We believe that by focusing on these 12 key areas we will achieve success across all strategic objectives and provide the best possible service to our community. We believe that this unique combination will help to ensure football in Hampshire evolves and thrives over the next four years and beyond.