ICT Technician (Audio Visual)
Queen Elizabeth Grammar School
Wakefield
- £26,257.27 per year
- New
- Salary:
- Support Scale S5
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2027
- Apply by:
- 22 November 2026
Job overview
As an ICT Support Technician (Audio Visual), you will play a pivotal dual role in blending event technology with daily technical support, serving as the school’s primary specialist for audio-visual operations while providing essential first line IT assistance.
You will take ownership of all school AV requirements, from preparing everyday presentation tech and live streams to operating complex stage equipment for major events, assemblies, lectures, and public functions.
Beyond live event execution, you will maintain meticulous inventory, security, and maintenance tracking for all audio-visual and stage assets to keep systems reliable and ready.
When not actively leading AV operations, you will serve as a general Level 1 ICT Technician, acting as the welcoming first point of contact for staff and student queries through walk-ins and the IT ticketing desk.
You will also provide hands on assistance with unboxing, enrolling, configuring, and deploying new devices across the school, ensuring technology safely and securely enhances the learning environment every single day.
If you are passionate about technology, love helping people, and want to make a real, visible impact in an educational setting, this role offers the perfect platform to grow and excel.
Further details and an application form can be obtained from the recruitment section of our website https://queen-elizabeths.school/join-our-team or by emailing the HR Department at hr@queen-elizabeths.school
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About Queen Elizabeth Grammar School
- Queen Elizabeth Grammar School
- 154 Northgate, Wakefield
- West Yorkshire
- WF1 3QX
- United Kingdom
Queen Elizabeth Grammar School is a selective, independent, all-boys senior school in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. There are currently around 720 pupils aged 7-18. In recent years, the school’s original Victorian purpose-built premises have been added to significantly, with the development of several specialist facilities including a sixth-form centre.
Queen Elizabeth Grammar School was formed by Royal Charter in 1591 in the centre of Wakefield, moving to its present site in Northgate in 1854. The availability of bequests and grants enabled the school to attract pupils from a wide catchment area and a broad range of social backgrounds. This trend continues today through foundation awards, scholarships and bursaries. The school forms part of the Wakefield Grammar School Foundation group of schools. A single governing body has oversight of all the schools.
Headmaster
Dr Richard Brookes
Values and vision
Queen Elizabeth Grammar School aims to nurture the growth of respect, responsibility, kindness and individuality in its students, helping each reach their intellectual potential within an inspirational and distinctly boy-centred learning environment. Students are given the opportunity to take risks through energetic and action-orientated activities, including daily sport for younger boys. Participation in a wide array of extra-curricular opportunities is encouraged to enable pupils to find their niche, and to develop self-confidence and personal skills such as leadership, teamwork and tenacity.
ISI report
“Academic standards are excellent in all areas. Pupil are excellent learners, in both basic skills and in high level independent learning and thinking. They excel in many extra-curricular pursuits and in sporting, musical, artistic and drama activities within the school, locally and up to national level.”
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