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Were are looking for a Windows & Apple Technician, proven Apple Experience required. Technician (Apple & Windows) / Leeds / £18-22,000 More information to follow.

We are a small but growing ICT Support company in Leeds. With schools as far as Keighley & Bradford. Due to the way contract renewals work this time of year, we may/may not have a position available and confirmed by the start of March. This is an initial search to see who is available with what experience. Details of the proposed post: The technician will be supporting Primary Schools across Leeds & Bradford. Have a good working experience with Windows Servers, Windows Desktop Operating Systems, Wireless Technology, Backup and Imaging Software. Experience with Apple integration is preferred, but not essential. Salary: £20,000 - £25,000 p.a based on experience. (Salary is not pro rata) ;-) Working Pattern: Full Time, Term Time (39 weeks) Working Hours: 37 hrs per week, term time Contract Type: Permanent Must have a driving license This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the successful applicant will be required to have a clear enhanced Criminal Records Bureau disclosure, which will be arranged on your behalf. If youre interested, get in touch. [email protected]

I run a technical support service in Leeds / Bradford. PM me the CV ;-)

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ICT Support Technician Leeds Area Starting Salary from £18,000 + (39 weeks a year! ooohh the holidays!) We are seeking an ICT Support Technician to join our existing and growing school support team in the West Yorkshire area. Ideally a tech from a High School who doesnt like RM, doesnt hate teachers (or can hide it). Must play Battlefield 2 like crazy and has a valid driving license. We look after our team! The candidate should have at least 2 years experience in a support environment, a full driving license and a good working knowledge of the following which is essential: - Windows 2000/2003 server - Windows XP / Windows 7 - Active Directory - TCP/IP Networking - Microsoft Office (install not actually write a fancy document) - Wireless Knowledge - Server installs and migration - OSX All successful candidates will be subject to a CRB check Please email you CV to [email protected]

Hi.. I have a school asking me to support their SIMS network, but i have no experience at all with it. I have 12 years experience in managing curriculum windows and apple networks. I have spoken to Capita, briefly, but they arent very helpful. Maybe i am asking the wrong questions. Where do i start? Is any training available? Can anyone recommend the right next steps? Thanks in advance.

I look after a school in Bradford that has an admin and curric network on the same infrastructure. The Admin is a static IP setup and the curric dhcp. There is a trust, one way from Admin < Curric. I like the setup as there is a comfortable separation of the two and not much potential for a school wide issue when youre fiddling with a curric dns server. The two domains talk to each other via dns and forward off to the router when needed. Security from this model is simple as they were designed separately, but this can be adapted easily (one way) so admin users can access curric resources. There is currently no need for any curric user to access admin... unless you want it. Simple.