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An opportunity has arisen for two apprentices to join the ICT Support team at Middlewich High School, near Crewe in Cheshire, South West of Manchester and South East of Liverpool. As will be apparent from the Job Descriptions, these Apprenticeships will be both diverse and comprehensive, requiring a candidate who is personable, with a limitless supply of energy, a fascination for computing technology. After 2 years, you will have the combined qualification and experience necessary to take on a technician role, which given suitable career progression opportunities would quickly progress to senior technician/network administrator. Accessibile by bus, train or car from Winsford, Crewe, Northwich, Congleton, Warrington, Liverpool, Manchester, Stockport and Macclesfield. The wages will be paid at the NMW for the age group of the applicant, and not the apprentice minimum wage. A visit to the school during the application period is highly recommended, by prior arrangement (contact [email protected]), as it will provide an opportunity see the variety of work which will be undertaken during scheduled maintenance periods (holidays). IT Technician (Software) Apprentice: https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-170032 IT Technician (Hardware) Apprentice: https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-170010

Hi Steve, Yeh, the past month limit is useful, i'll add it to my original post. I did think about the sch.uk domain level, but i've noticed alot of people want jobs local to them, so I thought the county level domain would be more helpful for the majority. .ac.uk domains are also worth considering as more school's become academy's. Thanks, Matthew

hi andy, Your friend may be interested in this thread: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/educational-jobs/88172-how-find-all-vacancies-youre-interested-your-area.html Thanks, Matthew

Google, and most other search engines, provide parameters which you can specify to tune your searches, to enable you to find the information you're looking for. One such parameter is site: the site: parameter will cause Google to only return results which relate to the domain you're interested in... including all subdomains! so if you're looking for a Network Manager job in Cheshire, for example, googling: site:cheshire.sch.uk "Network Manager", will return all Network Manager references on any Cheshire school sites; which is usually only when the job is available. Note: the quotes around the job title also indicate to Google that you are only interested in results which contain that exact phrase, as apposed to Network or Manager. Another useful tweak, is filtering the results to the past month, to only find recent and likely still available vacancies. This can be achieved, either through the Google options side panel, or by appending &tbs=qdr:m to the search url. Also: Adding extra keywords such as vacancy may filter out any unwanted results, however it may also reduce the number of results which are of interest, if they don't contain the word vacancy. Give it a try, I hope your job hunting goes well.