Network Manager – Outstanding School in Bournemouth, Dorset
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Job Location:
Bournemouth - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
5 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are currently seeking an experienced and forward-thinking Network Manager to lead the ICT services at an Outstanding secondary school in Bournemouth. This is a full-time permanent position starting January 2026 providing a fantastic opportunity to take ownership of the schools IT infrastructure and digital strategy.
Network Manager
Outstanding Secondary School in Bournemouth Dorset
Full-time permanent position
Network Manager role starting January 2026
School Information
This Bournemouth school has a reputation for academic achievement strong leadership and technological innovation. The IT systems play a critical role in supporting both learning and administration and the school continues to invest heavily in digital advancement.
Role Information
You will oversee the management of the schools network systems servers and security infrastructure. Responsibilities include supervising IT support staff liaising with external providers maintaining data protection compliance and ensuring system reliability.
Experience and Qualifications
Extensive experience managing IT systems and networks (Windows Server Active Directory Azure)
Strong leadership and project management skills
Excellent understanding of data security and GDPR compliance
Relevant IT certifications (Microsoft Cisco or similar)
Salary
Competitive salary based on experience and local pay scale
Application
This Network Manager role presents an exceptional opportunity to join an Outstanding Bournemouth school that embraces innovation and digital excellence. Please forward your CV to apply.
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