Senior ICT Technician
Wimbledon High School
Merton
- Expired
- Salary:
- £26,535 to £36,090 per annum
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 30 August 2017
Job overview
36 hours per week; 30 days holiday plus bank holidays
As a result of an internal promotion, we are looking to appoint a dynamic and “can do” Senior ICT Technician to be part of our very friendly ICT team, which is responsible for the provision of technical support services for the whole school ICT systems.
The ideal candidate will have experience of working in education and be able to demonstrate a strong and in depth technical understanding of ICT systems as well as have a high level of customer focus.
Wimbledon High School is a beacon school of the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST), the largest independent school group in the UK. As well as a competitive salary and benefits package, excellent facilities, and a friendly and supportive working environment, the School also offers:
• Access to extensive professional development opportunities
• Training grants for qualifications
• Generous pension schemes
• Free life assurance benefit
• Free school lunches
• A discount of up to 50% on fees for children at GDST schools
Further details of the position and the application form are available by clicking the apply button.
The closing date is Thursday 31 August 2017. The School reserves the right to commence the interview process, which may include a first stage telephone interview, at any time prior to the closing date so early application is recommended.
Wimbledon High School is committed to Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.
About Wimbledon High School
An academically successful school, with meaningful partnerships placing us at the heart of our community, Wimbledon High School is a hub of intellectual activity, fun and laughter.
We are proudly a flagship school of the Girls' Day School Trust, experts in educating girls, from 4 to 18. We like to challenge and inspire our students through an innovative focus on 'play' in our Junior School and 'playful scholarship' in Seniors, which sees us embrace problem-solving, critical and disruptive thinking and creativity in and out of the classroom. It may seem a contradiction but at Wimbledon High we are as serious about play as we are about academic rigour – and indeed, believe that the one cannot exist without the other. A highly selective school, with outstanding results, our students do nine GCSEs and 3 A levels, giving them time and space to explore around, over and above the curriculum. We go off-timetable one afternoon a week for our partnerships work, which sees over 200 visiting pupils get involved in activities and which was noted as a significant strength of the school in our recent ISI inspection.
A vast array of co-curricular clubs and activities allow students to find their thing: passions and interests that they will take with them through life, as on their journey of discovery about themselves, they learn what is important to them. Excellent pastoral care, under our GROW programme, is embedded in everything we do; we teach girls to believe in their own agency and use their voices for good.
Our school aims:
Stepping in: we aim for every girl to feel known, supported, confident and able to shine at Wimbledon High.
Striding out: we aim for every girl to leave us prepared to shape the society in which she lives and works.
We will do this, across the school by:
· Encouraging resilience, independence and kindness
· Nurturing curiosity, scholarship and a sense of wonder
· Promoting excellent teaching and learning
· Running a broad, inspiring co-curricular programme
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