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- 2～3歳
- 給料
- GBP 33,000 – GBP 41,000 / year
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- 8時間前
- 作業モード
- 在任中
- 資格
- Candidates who have relevant school-based IT management or senior ICT support experience and are comfortable working on-site in an education environment can apply. Applicants must also be willing to undergo an enhanced DBS check.
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Role overview
Turn IT On is hiring an IT Manager who is keen on technology, enjoys working in an education setting, and is eager to keep learning while delivering excellent customer service. This position is focused on keeping a school’s ICT environment reliable, secure, and effective for both teaching and administration.
The role covers oversight of the school’s ICT network, including the installation, upkeep, availability, and protection of hardware, software, and wider infrastructure. You will also work with senior leaders to support the development of IT plans and projects that improve the school’s technology provision.
In addition, you will help maintain strong communication between the school and Turn IT On, stay up to date with the services the business can offer, and manage customer accounts in line with company values.
Location and working arrangement
The job is based in Canterbury, Kent, and travel between school sites may be necessary. It is a full-year, full-time position carried out on-site.
Key responsibilities
You will be responsible for the smooth running of the school’s ICT operations and for supporting staff and systems across the network.
Additional information
The salary offered is £33,000 to £41,000, with flexibility for the right candidate. A successful applicant will need to complete an enhanced DBS check.
Benefits
The package includes a salary sacrifice pension scheme, a benefits and wellbeing hub, cycle and e-bike scheme, eye care vouchers, an employee assistance programme, an employee recognition platform, and access to online retail discounts.
About the employer
Turn IT On is part of the Transforming Learning Group, which provides ICT and computing support, MIS support, GDPR services, and software consultancy and training to schools across the UK. The wider group supports more than 5,000 schools and employs over 460 staff. The organisation places school needs first and aims to create a friendly, supportive, inclusive workplace where people feel trusted and respected.
Equal opportunity and safeguarding
The employer is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and all employees are expected to share that responsibility. The company also states that it is happy to discuss flexible working and that data protection matters are taken seriously.