Experienced School IT Technician - Dudley
Part-Time IT Technician – School Environment
Our client is currently looking for a reliable, technically confident, and proactive Part-Time IT Technician to join a friendly and supportive school community.
This is an excellent opportunity for an IT professional who wants flexible hours while maintaining a hands-on role supporting staff and students. You will play a vital part in ensuring the school's day-to-day IT systems, hardware, and networks operate seamlessly.
Key Responsibilities
Provide first- and second-line technical support to staff and students.
Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, network, and connectivity issues efficiently.
Install, configure, and maintain computers, laptops, printers, and peripheral IT equipment.
Assist users with Microsoft 365, Windows, and specialized school-based software systems.
Manage user accounts, password resets, and access permissions.
Assist with the setup and ongoing maintenance of modern classroom tech, including interactive displays and AV equipment.
Why Join This School?
Outstanding Community Standing: A well-regarded institution with an exceptional local reputation and a "Good" Ofsted rating.
Strong Ethos: Driven by high expectations and a supportive environment, the school achieves steadily improving academic outcomes where student progress consistently meets or exceeds national benchmarks.
Trusted Partnership: We have partnered with this institution for years, successfully placing many candidates who consistently praise the supportive leadership, positive student behaviour, and warm, welcoming atmosphere.
How to Apply
If you are passionate about education technology, looking for a part-time opportunity, and ready to make a meaningful difference, please send us your current CV today to get started!
- Location
- Dudley
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