How much do you earn and in what post?

[Dos_Box]

So just how much are you being paid?

[tarquel]

You forgot your own wage

13.2k ish 52wk contract.

*Sighs*

Regards,
N.

[Dos_Box]

I forgot to add that you only have to put it on the survey
Besides, mine was the first entry and is a bit of a givaway. I'm just trying to see if there is a regional variation, or if schools just try to get away with paying as little as possible for large amouts of skill.

[andy]

My Scale/Point is actually just in the 16-20 bracket, but as I'm term time only at the moment, that knocks quite a chunk off.

Andy.

[RobC]

Ok, who's the lucky b£%$^rd on 25k+?!?

Heheh, I've moved from 10.5k up to 13.5k after my promotion from Technical Assistant to Technician. (Also got made permanent at the same time - 14 months after my two week contract started!)

[Dos_Box]

I'm guessing the 25K is a SE based person. The higher cost of living wipes most of that out. Our pennies go alot further. £4 a pint!!!

[mark]

In all the confusion here I managed to bag an upgrade . I started on 46 weeks - and I worked most of my holidays as well as those days I wasn't paid for - I was pretty quickly upped to 52 weeks, and I still don't get to take all my holidays! Last yr I was given a pay rise from 13k to 16.

Central IT start thier desktop support guys on 16k - rising to 19k automatically every year - then network support from 19k to 35k.

We should do the becta test as well to see what level we all should be on. Then we'll be really pissed! hehe

[Diello]

22k full-time contract with 25 days holiday, Network Manager, line managing 2 (soon 3 I hope) techs. Oh, and in the south-east

[mark]

How big is your school Diello? [ours has 950 pupils]

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260+ Clients/950 users + sixth form/Just me
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[Steve0]

24k in a college, network admin North england
3 technicans, 1 senior tech 1 other net admin

18,000 enrolled users a year in AD (only 4k active at one time)
1700 machines over 12 sites.
full time contact, 31 days holiday

started 4 years ago on 11k on a rolling contact

[Diello]

How big is your school Diello? [ours has 950 pupils]

1100 pupils - 370 odd clients (plus the usual other kit).

[tarquel]

I forgot to add that you only have to put it on the survey
Besides, mine was the first entry and is a bit of a givaway. I'm just trying to see if there is a regional variation, or if schools just try to get away with paying as little as possible for large amouts of skill.

yep - paid little as pos here

Cheers,
N.

[StewartKnight]

Heck!

Reading this, I beginning to think I'm over paid! I get over £25k, but because I'm term time only, it goes down to £23k. We only have 500 students, and about 100 computer.

That said, I am the only ICT technician here, with loads of work, some big projects, and I can only do them whilst the kids are here

Perhaps I am worth the money after all.......

[russdev]

Heck!

Reading this, I beginning to think I'm over paid! I get over £25k, but because I'm term time only, it goes down to £23k. We only have 500 students, and about 100 computer.

That said, I am the only ICT technician here, with loads of work, some big projects, and I can only do them whilst the kids are here

Perhaps I am worth the money after all.......

were abouts are you as i am just about in same boat but don;t get thst much but if you are down south then that would explain the difference.

the only thing different is that i am 52 weeks of the year.

russ

[Ric_]

£23K just for working during the term!!!

I actually fall between 20K and 21K so how do I put that on the poll?

Network manager (no assistants) in a school of 1100 little darlings (inc. sixth form) and overseeing approx. 250 clients!