ICT SUPPORT TECHNICIAN - ST JOHN FISHER SCHOOL, CITY WAY ROCHESTER

[MCUR]

The Governing Board at St John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic ICT Support Technician to work within the IT Team from March 2024.

The successful candidate will be experienced providing ICT Support to a wide range of users. They will undertake maintenance of ICT software, hardware, and related equipment, and provide support to staff and pupils to ensure administration and learning outcomes are maximised. Essential qualities include being able to work independently and show initiative when problem solving.

St. John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School is a non-selective coeducational secondary school for students aged 11-18. A brand new school building (completed February 2023) with free parking and excellent facilities. Our mission statement is that ‘St. John Fisher Catholic Comprehensive School inspires students, spiritually and educationally forming them through Faith so that they can achieve their aspirations and contribute to their community’. As a Catholic school, we are passionate about the formation of the whole student, making sure that we develop students into good people as well as ensure they get good results.

 

The school is in Medway, a 30-minute distance from London by road or high-speed rail link. Medway benefits from a multimillion-pound regeneration programme bringing new housing developments and facilities for its inhabitants; it also has the lowest council tax rates in Kent.

 

We are happy to offer visits and informal discussions of the role: please contact [email protected] for further information. Agencies are invited.

 

Closing date for applications: Thursday 30^th March 2024​​​​

IT Technician Application Pack - February 2024.docx

Edited March 1, 2024 by MCUR

[PotNoodleTech]

Kind note - the forum rules request you put salary info into the post.

 

(your shooting yourself in the foot if you don't as most people will completely ignore salary-less posts as no one wants to waste time finding out if it's £15k a year or £55k a year.)