School IT Technician
Role details
Job location
Tech stack
Job description
At Croft, we believe technology should work for our customers, not against them - and nowhere is that more important than in the schools we support every day. As a School IT Technician, you'll be the on-the-ground expert keeping a school's IT systems running smoothly, so teachers can teach and students can learn without disruption.
You'll take ownership of the day-to-day technology that powers the classroom - from Windows PCs and iPads to Chromebooks and Google Workspace - while acting as the vital link between the school and Croft's wider engineering team when things need extra firepower.
What you'll be doing
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Providing onsite support for the school's IT systems, networks and end-user devices
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Carrying out proactive and reactive maintenance on hardware, operating systems and core applications
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Monitoring and troubleshooting network and system performance, escalating where needed
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Managing accounts and permissions in Active Directory and Google Workspace
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Deploying and configuring Windows PCs, iPads and Chromebooks for staff and students
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Keeping accurate records of IT assets, software licences and configuration changes
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Logging, updating and resolving tasks and incidents within SLA
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Working alongside school IT staff and Croft engineers to resolve more complex issues
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Upholding safeguarding and data protection standards in everything you do
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Supporting the wider Education Service desk or Croft Professional Services/IT Service Desk when not on-site
What you'll bring
- Experience supporting Windows Desktop and Windows Server environments
Requirements
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A working knowledge of DHCP, DNS, Group Policy and Active Directory
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Familiarity with setting up and deploying iPads and Chromebooks
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Strong troubleshooting instincts and a genuine love of solving problems
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The people skills to support non-technical staff and students with patience and clarity
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A proactive, organised approach to managing multiple priorities
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Previous experience in an education IT environment is a bonus, not a must
You'll also need:
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GCSEs or equivalent (preferred)
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Windows Server experience and/or IT certifications such as CompTIA or Microsoft (advantageous)
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An enhanced DBS and barred list check
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A full UK driving licence and access to a car, If you're technically curious, detail-oriented, and want your work to make a real difference in a school every day, we'd love to hear from you.
Benefits & conditions
Pulled from the full job description
- Employee discount
- Company pension
- Private medical insurance
- On-site parking, * Company pension
- Employee discount
- On-site parking
- Private medical insurance