iom100 Posted April 27, 2011 Posted April 27, 2011 I've recently relocated to York, UK (having taken a couple of years away from full-time IT work as a career break to develop other skills). I'm now looking to return to a role in full time IT. I wonder if anyone can offer tips to find something appropriate? The sort of job titles I'm looking for might be Systems administrator, IT officer, Network manager or IT manager. I consider myself someone who is very flexible and ready to get stuck into any technological problem. My skills include Microsoft Server 2003, Microsoft server 2008, Active Directory, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office 2003, Linux, Mac OS, Apache, PHP, MySQL, Network hardware, TCP/IP. In addition to technical skills I've spent some time in managing and leadership roles within work and voluntary environments. I'm committed to developing all aspects of myself, and I'm currently studying a masters in Technology Management with the Open University. My previous experience is mainly within the higher education sector, so I'd be very comfortable in any educational or not-for-profit organisation (I'm very willing to consider other sectors!) Although I do have a full driving license, I don't currently have access to a car, so I'd prefer to find somewhere in York, or commutable by public transport. Thanks in advance!
glennda Posted April 27, 2011 Posted April 27, 2011 Prehaps have a word with will_townsend hes a recruitment consultant and lurks about these parts 1
john Posted April 27, 2011 Posted April 27, 2011 Prehaps have a word with @Will_Townsend hes a recruitment consultant and lurks about these parts Well worth talking to @Will_Townsend, brilliant guy and very knowledgeable so get in touch with him 1
iom100 Posted April 28, 2011 Author Posted April 28, 2011 Thanks folks - I've just sent my CV to him at the address on the ESP website. If anyone else has any top tips I'd love to hear them!
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