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That is correct Witch, more than one vacancy though. Where do you work Dadrocks? This is a new position within the ICT Service Delivery Team at Christchurch Borough Council and East Dorset District Council Partnership.

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How they manage that one then.

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Worked in four seperate schools from infant to secondary since 2007. Some of its been quite fufilling, eye opening and the stuff students come out with can be downright entertaining. Ill miss parts of it to be honest but it will be nice to work with adults again and earn a more appropriate wage. Still working for the tax payer in my new position in IT Support.

England Scotland NI Wales are stronger together. Get over it scottish/irish it was hundreds of years ago, seriously? Were not living in the dark ages anymore. If they don't like it though give them the country, longer term we will be worse off and it will cost more money. However the whole thing is unfair. Students with free education in scotland? English taxpayers subsidising NI/Scotland and Wales. Were yet to get our own motorway in dorset...No infrastructure here. Bournemouth has some big business - e.g. J.P. Morgan, Nationwide, Siemens, Sunseeker etc. Its all being sent up north.

My last day in education today! Goodbyee I got out!

Dam! Where do you live and work? Having said that I will soon be doing a bit of commuting now and again to North Dorset. Both heads at my previous schools commute in from portsmouth to bournemouth every day - pretty far (100 miles there and back each day). Then again they can afford it

I used to drive all the way to Upton and Hamworthy from Xchurch - petrol was a killer more so now! Specially on school wages.

You won't get LGPS in a private school though hence why salarys tend to be a tad higher. Witch you gone for any of the local jobs or my job? It would be funny if you got two of my jobs ; )

November is the month for Dorset.

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In the IT jobs I have applied for a majority had a technical and written test. e.g. Computer broken fix it - ram loose, network cable loose, sata cable loose, bios (hd needs config). Login and add to domain and set a proxy. Setup a projector and connect to a smartboard. Written test consisted of prioritisation and how I would deal with a variety of scenarios e.g. CEO secretary cant remember her password, projector and screen needs setting up for 30 minutes, an application has failed meaning 30 students can't work. Or leisure center booking system has failed meaning no one can come in or book. One test asked me about various names like what does RAM, ROM, OSI model stand for. In one interviews students took me round on a tour. Their opinions of me counted slightly in the interview process. If it was me interviewing I would have a written test, spoken test and practical test with several levels of difficulty to seperate the men from the boys.

The systems administrator manages the department. My current position is ICT Technician below the systems administrator.

ICT Technician (Bournemouth) The Bishop Of Winchester Academy The Bishop of Winchester Academy | The Bishop of Winchester Academy I am moving on from my position as ICT Technician at The Bishop Of Winchester Academy in Bournemouth and as such the position is now open. Its a good time to join having recently invested in the infrastructure with new computers, servers being virtualised and all computers running Windows 7 (8 IT Suites). The Academy is also a certiport testing center so great for those who are looking for some professional development. Over the next two years a large proportion of the school is being rebuilt and as a result pupil numbers will be rising. You are welcome to message me if you have any queries about the school or the position. The application form, advert, job description and person spec are available on the school website. Advert: The Bishop of Winchester Academy ICT TECHNICIAN BG2b point 16-19 (depending on experience) £16,278 – £17,626 pro rata. Full time, 37 hours per week An exciting opportunity is available to work with our established ICT Systems Administrator to support children’s learning, and to provide excellent quality technical support. Applicants must demonstrate good communication skills and enthusiasm for ICT. A background of Microsoft operating systems and office products is essential. We are proud of our unique Christian ethos and links with the local church communities. We welcome applications from prospective new staff prepared to share in the experience of school improvement. Our school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Rigorous checks will be undertaken of the successful applicant’s background credentials, including enhanced CRB checks.

Had the same problem, couldn't get it working at all. Going to virtualise a new fog server next week - hopefully a new server fixes it. No Multicast isn't the end of the world when we can image most of the school in a days work on uni.

We use FOG and sysprep for w7 deployment. Had the same issues as you but eventually went down the following route: For our master image we simply go through all the blurb then drivers, sysprep then upload to fog. We then deploy the image to a different machine type then install drivers then upload to fog - repeat etc. In sysprep we use the option do not keep driver setup, so its a fresh machine according to sysprep and it reinstalls the drivers again. This has worked fine for us on 7 different (mainly dell) machines types (laptops and desktops).

Ive never written one by one answers to a person / job spec. That would come across a bit rubbish though if its a form then ignore what Ive put. Just complete a well written document and 'story' with why your applying, your history and ambitions etc

Understandable considering your ongoing issues ive read. Ive posted quite a few other jobs up, take a look at them as well.

I dont understand either, its stupid if you dont put pay rate up. You live far away though. Why would you apply to a part time position in a tiny school in bournemouth?

Well its a private school probably not full time and RM CC3. I imagine they dont have alot considering the size of the place. Its next to fitness first. If you want to find out more why not call them?

A quick bit of info for any who are applying. 6 months ago I saw senior tech position advertised for this place. Job could already be taken or senior tech could be going for it.

We are in the process of upgrading the school’s networks and infrastructure, with some exciting development projects planned such as VLE, MIS and print management. The successful person must ensure the day-to-day ICT requirements and support are managed effectively and be able to drive forward future projects. Effective communication is essential as is the ability to manage a small team, third party support providers and to liaise with staff and pupils. You must be fully conversant with future technology and understand how technology links together in a school environment. An application form and further details are available on the school’s website: Canford independent co-educational boarding and day school or by contacting the Bursar’s office on 01202 847590 or email: [email protected] Closing date: Friday 4th November 2011. HMC Co-educational Boarding and Day ICT & SERVICE DELIVERY MANAGER circa £35k per annum.

This position has nothing to do with me.

Park School BH8 9BJ requires an enthusiastic, capable ICT Technician to manage the school's networked site. Required skills: Experience in managing Windows 2003/XP networks, or appropriate qualification, including networked printers. Ability to troubleshoot and resolve a variety of IT problems. Rapid, flexible learner. Desired skills: Experience with RM CC3 and smartboards. Please apply in writing with your CV to Miss B Smyth Closing date: Monday 31st October Park School HOME