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Guest theeldergeek
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Hi everyone,

 

I work as a full-time term-time IT Technician in a school in Warwickshire.

 

Nice to meet you all! :D

 

Hi Matt; welcome :D

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Hi, we represent Lancashire schools ICT support serivces

 

:welcome: Welcome schoolsupport :welcome:

 

As we have LA support people from over the UK, could I suggest you get yourself an avatar or county flag quite quickly so we can remember which county you support please?

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Hi all,

 

I'm Gary, Network Manager from Norfolk.

 

Hoping to use Edugeek to help with preparing for the move to Windows 7.....can't wait, lol!

 

Welcome Aboard Gary:cool:

Guest telnet274
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Hello all,

 

I'm a full time IT technician for the year as part of my computer science degree. I've also just completed CCNA and looking forward to getting my hands dirty...

 

Working at a large comprehensive in the West Midlands :(

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Hi

 

I am the Federation Director of Operations for the Ridings Federation of Academies, in South Gloucestershire.

 

I am recruting to a senior IT post and want to post it on this site

 

Janet Biard

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Hi

 

I am the Federation Director of Operations for the Ridings Federation of Academies, in South Gloucestershire.

 

I am recruting to a senior IT post and want to post it on this site

 

Janet Biard

:welcome: Welcome to edugeek Janet... and thank you for thinking of us when advertising! :welcome:

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there is one other female around here who dons board every so often that is linusgurlie but then nenevr met her so maybe it is just a rumour :)

 

Russs

 

Russ - have you forgotten me and hollie :(

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Not really a new member but I spend much of my time on here reading all your posts so never say much myself.

 

I've been a Tech for about a year and a half now, the school where I did my GCSEs offered me a job as soon as I finished (aged 16) so it all started from there... :drunken_smilie:

 

Thanks for all the helpful advice so far and hi! :D

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Hi all

 

I thought that this might be handy for new members to introduce themselves to the forum - whether they be techies or teachers [or both lol] alike :) - especially with the forum getting so busy, its kinda hard saying hi to everyone to those that have joined up :)

 

Cheers and post away here with hello's and where your from, etc :)

 

Regards

Nath.

 

P.S. If you have time please fill out your location and school (if applicable) in your profile. This will assist our members to help you bettre if help is nearby. Thank you and welcome :)

 

Hi

 

We are new to this site and are struggling !!!!! We are looking for CC3 experienced IT staff and don't know how to 'advertise' this... help appreciated :)

 

Astrid

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Hi

 

We are new to this site and are struggling !!!!! We are looking for CC3 experienced IT staff and don't know how to 'advertise' this... help appreciated :)

 

Astrid

 

:welcome: Astrid

 

Educational IT jobs have their own board in the Regional section.

 

However, as you appear to be a recruitment business, you should probably contact the admins (Dos_Box) first as this is regulated to protect the edugeek sponsors.

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Hi everyone,

I'm Rob, an ICT Technician in a Tamworth primary school, Staffordshire. I manage our Win2k server and 50 workstations(dekstops/laptops). Projects that I am working on are server consolidation(virtualisation), network redundancy and resiliance, a laptop trolley, re-design and implementation of our website, sysprep, AD, Linux (desktop and server) and yes all this in a primary school... What happened to that BBC Micro and Basic? :)

 

Like a few members I've been browsing the forums for their expert advice for a while but not actually contributed. Not sure why... All of the help gleaned has been fantastic and my thanks goes out to the people who started edugeek.net and the contributions from fellow members since its creation.

 

Just hope I'm able to give back a little for the positive, thou anon, contributions that have helped me with my job.

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