IT Technician – Secondary School in Bristol ASAP Start!
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6 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A well-performing secondary school in Bristol is seeking a technically skilled and proactive IT Technician to join its support team immediately. This is a vital role supporting both staff and pupils in ensuring that technology across the school operates smoothly and efficiently.
The school has invested significantly in digital infrastructure and this role is central to maintaining and enhancing that provision.
The Role
Providing first-line and second-line IT support to teaching and support staff
Troubleshooting hardware software and network issues
Supporting classroom technology including interactive boards and AV systems
Managing user accounts permissions and system access
Assisting with device deployment and maintenance
Supporting data protection and cybersecurity compliance
Maintaining IT inventory and documentation
The Ideal Candidate Will Have
Previous experience in an IT support or technician role
Strong knowledge of Windows systems networks and common school platforms
Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
A calm and professional communication style
Ability to prioritise and manage support requests effectively
Salary
Competitive dependent on experience
Application
If you are an experienced IT Technician looking for an immediate opportunity in Bristol please submit your CV detailing your relevant technical expertise and support experience.
Due to the urgency of this vacancy applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted quickly to arrange interviews. Early submission is advised to avoid missing out on this opportunity.
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