Provide first-line ICT support to staff, students and families through service desk, phone, email and face-to-face support channels and troubleshoot and resolve hardware, software, account, printing, connectivity and peripheral issues.....
Applications are invited for an experienced ICT Support Officer to join the ICT team at Campbelltown Anglican Schools.
Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council delivers Christian education to more than 1,800 students through St Peter's Anglican Grammar, St Peter's Heart and Broughton Anglican College in the Macarthur region. Staff enjoy a collaborative and supportive environment while contributing to innovative and effective learning and operational practices across the Schools.
This position is a full-time ongoing role commencing as soon as possible.
Core Requirements
Applicants for the position of ICT Support Officer must demonstrate at a minimum that they:
Core Responsibilities
The ICT Support Officer should:
How to Apply
Applicants are asked to provide the following information to support their application:
Applications can be submitted via the website, and will be considered as they are received.
For further information please contact peopleandculture@casc.nsw.edu.au.
The Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council serves the Macathur Region by the provision of quality, affordable Christian education to students in Pre Kinder to Year 12, currently through the operation of Broughton Anglican College, St Peter's Anglican Primary School and St Peters Heart.
The core purpose of Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council is to educate young people in ways consistent with the teaching of the Bible and gospel of Jesus Christ, and to maintain and uphold the Christian faith in teaching and practice.
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