How to Sign Up for London TFC Academy Programs or Camps

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FC London's site points you to one starting action: use the London TFC Academy sign-up link on the club homepage. The site describes the club as a "complete player pathway" — join the club, get assessed, then register for teams or camps. The exact registration form, fees, and camp dates are not published on the page, so treat the sign-up link as the entry point and confirm details with the club.

What the Club Says the Pathway Looks Like

The homepage presents the pathway in three steps:

  1. Join the club — start by expressing interest through the academy sign-up.
  2. Get assessed — players are evaluated before being placed.
  3. Register for teams and camps — after assessment, you register for the appropriate team or camp program.

Program options named on the site include London TFC Academy programs generally, plus team registration and camps. The site also lists groups by Boys, Women's, and Kids (ages 7–12), so you can identify the stream that matches your child before signing up.

Step-by-Step: How to Sign Up

  1. Go to fclondon.ca.
  2. Find the London TFC Academy section on the homepage.
  3. Click the SIGN UP link under that section.
  4. Complete the academy sign-up form with your player's details.
  5. Wait for the assessment step described on the site — this is where the club evaluates players before team placement.
  6. After assessment, register for the team or camp you're offered.

Expected result: you'll be in the club's registration pipeline for an academy program, team, or camp. Because the site doesn't publish form fields, fees, or camp schedules, the sign-up page itself is where you'll see the actual requirements.

Other Things You Can Do From the Same Page

Action Where on the site What it's for
Buy OPL tickets OPL Tickets section (Men's / Women's links) Attending league matches
Shop apparel Brand New Apparel (Adidas, "Shop Now") Club merchandise
View schedules Men's Schedule / Women's Schedule Match dates (both listed as "Coming 2027")
Apply for financial support Keep Kids In Sport partnership ("Donate Now") The club says this program covers registration fees, equipment, and travel costs for kids from underserved communities

That last row matters if cost is a barrier: the club states the Keep Kids In Sport partnership exists specifically so financial barriers don't stop kids from playing, covering registration, equipment, and travel. The site doesn't explain how families apply, so ask the club directly when you sign up.

Common Snags to Expect

  • No published fees or camp dates. Don't assume anything about pricing or schedules from the homepage — confirm through the sign-up process or by contacting the club.
  • Assessment comes before team registration. If you're looking to join a specific team, expect the assessment step first.
  • Age-group fit. The site names Kids (ages 7–12) as one group; check that your child's age matches the stream you choose.
  • Schedule pages aren't live yet. Both men's and women's schedules say "Coming 2027," so don't rely on them for current match planning.

If your goal is simply to watch rather than play, use the OPL Tickets links instead of the academy sign-up.