Network Mananger OR ICT Technician

[TheMan100]

IT Manager, Redborne Upper School & Community College Edited October 10, 2011 by TheMan100

[featured_spectre]

Myself and @ashman91 are applying...me for the manager, him for the tech Would be nice to work together again!

[elsiegee40]

Oooh! My husband's a former pupil of this one

 

Myself and @ashman91 are applying...me for the manager, him for the tech Would be nice to work together again!

It's an either, or position not both unfortunately...

[featured_spectre]

Ahhh the lady on the phone said both were available...

[elsiegee40]

Ahhh the lady on the phone said both were available...

Not what it says in the advert, but fingers crossed!

[dalsoth]

Used to work there quite a few years ago when I first started out in IT. Nice school. Posh kids. Nice location just outside Bedford. Split site when i was there. Would have considered it myself if it was another 10k.

[featured_spectre]

After travel etc its a nice pay increase from my old school and its not too far from where I live which is a bonus.

[SW-ICT]

We would like to appoint an experienced ICT technician who has the ability to take on a managerial role (Level 4). If you are interested in working in this area but do not yet feel you are ready for a managerial role,

 

Are they saying they would like an ICT Technician to work as a manager?

[featured_spectre]

they would like a tech to see if he has the gumption to step up

[SW-ICT]

Ahhhh Fair play. Good luck to who ever gets the job

[JoeBloggs]

strange way of advertising a role

[elsiegee40]

Used to work there quite a few years ago when I first started out in IT. Nice school. Posh kids. Nice location just outside Bedford. Split site when i was there. Would have considered it myself if it was another 10k.

It's clearly gone up in the world which is nice to hear. Husband says it was pretty rough when he was there in the 70s

[featured_spectre]

My sister in law went there 6 years ago and said it was rough as hell, now it looks to be nice and polished!

[Patricks]

After travel etc its a nice pay increase from my old school and its not too far from where I live which is a bonus.

 

Surely it will be a big drop in pay for you?

 

I am on the upper end of the NM scale at the minute, if I go full time I will drop by 5k but still above assistant NM pay scale

 

Assistant/Deputy Network Managers 20k-30k (IME)

Network Managers 25k - 40k (IME)

[JoeBloggs]

He said his old School - not current. I think Neph is on a contract at the moment.

[featured_spectre]

Correct, I am on contract at the minute. My old school was £12k as a NM, and I tried for years to get a pay rise with no joy so ended up leaving and doing contract work. Contract expired for now, but still made enough to cover me for 2 months

 

The school where I was on contract is paying £25k for the full time position (I negotiated higher but then they decided to drop it), however this place is offering £23k, and without any where near as much travel costs I still end up with more

[Patricks]

Excuse the confusion, my network's down :-)

[featured_spectre]

It happens :-)