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Assistant Media and IT Apprentice/Technician

Assistant Media and IT Apprentice/Technician

Lady Manners School

Derbyshire

Salary:
£5,634 per annum
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
September 2017
Apply by:
23 July 2017

Job overview

Assistant Media & IT Apprentice/Technician 

Apprenticeship Terms and Conditions: 

37 hours per week, 38 weeks per year £5,634 per annum (based on the apprenticeship minimum wage), temporary for 12 months  

This role would be ideal for an apprenticeship. Training will lead to a Level 2 Intermediate qualification.    

You will gain experience in a number of areas to support the delivery of ICT support services including providing first line support to users, supporting in reprographics and implementing requirements for media equipment.     

Our experienced and knowledgeable team of specialist IT Technicians will support you to gain the experience and skills necessary for the next stage in your career.  

We also welcome applications from experienced candidates for which the terms and conditions will be 27 ½ hours per week, 38 weeks per year with a salary of £10,086 to £10,592 per annum (grade 5).  

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Closing date: 9.30 am 24 July 2017  

Further details, including the full job description/person specification and application form are available online at www.ladymanners.net/vacancies by e-mail: jobs@ladymanners.derbyshire.sch.uk or telephone 01629 812671.    

Lady Manners School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

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About Lady Manners School

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Lady Manners School has a history going back nearly 400 years, and we’re very proud of it.  We are a thriving comprehensive school in which we build on our traditional values to help our students to create the best possible future for themselves. 

We offer our staff the opportunities to: 

  • work in the beautiful surroundings of Bakewell, in the heart of the Peak District   
  • work with nearly 1,500 students (around 300 of whom are in our Sixth Form) representing the diversity of a wide catchment, which includes both rural and suburban areas   
  • thrive from the energy and challenge associated with a student group with very varied backgrounds 
  • be part of our staff of nearly 250 dedicated and professional teachers and support staff
  • input to the enviable range of extra-curricular activities that we provide for students, inspired by students and staff interests 
  • be part of a school at the heart of the community – not just our strong local community but, having achieved the full International School Award in 2009, 2012 and 2015, our students are encouraged to be responsible members of the global community 

Successful applicants would be joining a school that has ambitions to improve and develop.  Our facilities constantly evolve, with new performance and sporting spaces currently being developed.  

Our Ofsted rating and exam results are good – but we want to become even better.  We look to new staff to bring with them their new ideas and enthusiasm.  We look forward to welcoming you.  

Values and vision  

Lady Manners School helps students to strive to attain the highest standards in their work, have respect for others and develop their individual talents. It makes the most of strengths that are shaped by traditional values and it is active in preparing for the future. The school strives to establish processes, outcomes and facilities that make its aims possible.  Lady Manners School is an excellent place for the development of academic, personal and social potential.  

School Organisation 

The school is organised into:

  • Lower School (Years 7-9) Key Stage 3
  • Upper School (Years 10-11) Key Stage 4
  • Sixth Form (Years 12-13) Key Stage 5

Each has a Head of School, Heads of Year, and Form Tutors.   

We have a strong team of support staff, including specialist finance, premises, catering and technical staff, all of whom are employed directly by the school. 

Curriculum 

Teaching is organised through subject specific departments, each with a Curriculum Leader.   

The Lower School curriculum provides a broad and interesting education for all students.  In Upper School the core curriculum contains English, Mathematics, Science, Religious Studies, PE, PSHE and Citizenship.  Choice is introduced through four subject options but students are encouraged to ensure that their curriculum remains broad and balanced by considering creative, humanities and language subjects.  

We currently offer 29 subjects for study at Key Stage 4 and 28 in the Sixth Form, including academic and vocational subjects. 

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