Anyone else got this job title?

[mossj]

But if you have administrator in your title do you not risk being thrown in with somebody who 'does the filing' and get stuck on admin payscales.

From working in a LA, anyone with manager or officer in their title seemed to get a 10k pay rise!

they added web manager to my title (now Web Manager - IT Technician) and didn't give me a dime!

[Geoff]

CTO / IT Director (SLT Position)
IT Manager (Top of the ICT Dept)
Network Manager / SIMS Manager / <whatever specialist role> Manager
Senior IT Technician
IT Technician
IT Assistant

Here the IT Manager/Director/SLT Position is part of the 'Business Manager' role.

[john]

You missed out of your list General Dogsbody which is a very vital role in the IT hierarchy of power.

CTO / IT Director (SLT Position) AKA General Dogsbody
IT Manager (Top of the ICT Dept) AKA General Dogsbody
Network Manager / SIMS Manager / <whatever specialist role> Manager AKA General Dogsbody
Senior IT Technician AKA General Dogsbody
IT Technician AKA General Dogsbody
IT Assistant AKA General Dogsbody

hehe

As for me I'm the ICT Network Manager, but I do often seen to loose the Network bit as I am responsible for a great many things that Jarrod listed in his list, but its a good title, must admit I am often introduced by the SMT as the ICT Manager to parents and stakeholders which is nice (wonder if its due to me wearing a suit when I meet with them)

[grumpy_git]

But if you have administrator in your title do you not risk being thrown in with somebody who 'does the filing' and get stuck on admin payscales.

On the contrary we have a "School Administrator" - when I heard the post mentioned I thought it would be someone shuffling bits of paper around, but it's actually one of the most senior roles in the school (still shuffling around paper, just more important bits of paper ).