Network Manager, Wrexham

[Griffo]

Network Manager
LO6 SCP 18-23 (£17,161 - £20,198 pro-rata)

St. Joseph's Catholic & Anglican High School, Wrexham.

Wrexham, Wales

Contract Type: Permanent
Required for: as soon as possible
Interview Date: 18/10/12

School Website

To apply, please follow the link to Emmaus Recruitment on our Job Vacancies page

We are looking to appoint a full-time Network Manager to serve the school in providing ease of access and assistance to the school’s ICT facilities for both staff and pupils.

The role would suit an enthusiastic and flexible individual with excellent Literacy, Numeracy and ICT skills who has significant experience of working within a relevant discipline.

The school offers an outstanding environment in which professional development and quality inter personal relationships matter. Above all we are a Christian school where the learning, growth and personal development of young people is supported through excellence.

[Gibbo]

Links are broken on their website. Here's a direct link to them:

http://www.st-joseph.wrexham.sch.uk/...es/Tech-Ad.pdf

http://www.st-joseph.wrexham.sch.uk/...es/Tech_JD.pdf

[Griffo]

The 2 links mentioned are for the D&T workshop technician (which should have been removed by now). The ad for network manager is yet to be posted on the school site, but can be viewed via the link to the Emmaus Recruitment site.

[penfold]

@Gibbo - those links are for different jobs. Advert states pro rata but no hours unless I've missed it? @Griffo - are you moving on or is it an additional role?

[Griffo]

I'm moving on.

We only have the one combined Network Manager / Technician role.

[penfold]

PM Sent

[Gibbo]

I don't mean any disrespect but the website link states Network Manager vacancy:

Network Manager

And both links on that page do not work. I guess these are now the correct ones:

http://www.st-joseph.wrexham.sch.uk/...orkManager.pdf

http://www.st-joseph.wrexham.sch.uk/...agerAdvert.pdf

[Griffo]

:-D I haven't even left yet and the website is falling apart. Admin staff have taken temporary custody of it to free up my time to sort other things.

The links should now be correct (somehow managed to get a line break at the end of the URL within the "/a" tag)