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  • IT Technician
    IT Technician
    8 days ago
    £13–£15 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    IT Support Technician – Part-Time Halo House IT | London Job Type: Part-Time – Initially 2 days per week Location: London – On-site support in schools Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Start Date: To be agreed About Halo House IT At Halo House IT, we believe that a great working environment brings out the best in people. We're a friendly, relaxed and supportive IT company specialising in providing technical support to schools across London. We pride ourselves on being approachable, understanding and encouraging. We don't believe in unnecessary pressure or throwing people in at the deep end. Instead, we focus on teamwork, practical learning and helping our staff develop their confidence and technical skills. Our school-based environment offers a varied and rewarding role, with a generally structured working day and opportunities to build positive relationships with staff and clients. Whether you're looking to build on your existing IT experience or take the next step in your career, we'll provide the guidance, training and support to help you succeed. About the Role We're looking for a friendly, enthusiastic and reliable Part-Time IT Support Technician to join our growing team. The position will initially involve working two days per week, providing on-site IT support to primary schools across London. You'll help teachers and school staff with their day-to-day IT requirements, troubleshoot technical issues and assist with maintaining school IT systems and equipment. You won't be expected to know everything from day one. We'll provide hands-on training, and you'll work alongside an experienced technician during your first one to two months to help you settle into the role. Key Responsibilities Troubleshoot and resolve Windows 10 and Windows 11 computer issues. Provide general desktop, laptop and printer support. Assist with Windows Server environments, including Active Directory and user account management. Troubleshoot Wi-Fi and basic network connectivity issues. Support Apple iPads, including setup, configuration and basic troubleshooting. Install and configure software, hardware and peripherals. Set up new computers and prepare devices for staff and pupils. Assist with Microsoft 365, Outlook and email-related issues. Provide friendly, patient technical support to teachers and school staff. Carry out routine IT maintenance and basic system checks. Escalate more complex technical issues when necessary. What We're Looking For Essential: Previous experience working with computers and troubleshooting IT issues. Good knowledge of Windows 10 and Windows 11. Basic understanding of Windows Server and Active Directory. Familiarity with Wi-Fi, networking and internet connectivity. Experience using and troubleshooting iPads. Good communication and problem-solving skills. A friendly, patient and professional attitude. Willingness to learn and develop new skills. Ability to work independently once trained. Desirable, but not essential: Previous experience providing IT support in schools. Knowledge of Microsoft 365 administration. Experience with network switches, wireless access points and printers. Familiarity with Apple device management or MDM systems. Experience with IT helpdesk or ticketing systems. A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. What We Offer A relaxed and supportive working environment – We believe in treating people with respect and understanding. Full hands-on training – You'll receive practical guidance to help build your knowledge and confidence. Supported introduction – An experienced technician will accompany and support you during your first one to two months. No unnecessary pressure – We encourage a calm, thoughtful approach to solving problems. Opportunities to develop – Learn new technologies and gain valuable experience working with school IT systems. Friendly working relationships – Become part of a small, approachable team where your contribution matters. Potential for additional working days – Opportunities to increase hours as the business grows. Additional Information As this role involves working in schools, the successful candidate will be required to undergo appropriate safeguarding checks, including an enhanced DBS check with children's barred list information where the role is eligible. Interested in Joining Us? If you enjoy working with technology, solving problems and helping people, we'd love to hear from you. You don't need to be an expert in everything. We're looking for someone with a good foundation in IT, a positive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. Join Halo House IT and grow your IT career in a friendly, supportive environment. To apply: Please send your CV and a brief introduction to Halo House IT.

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  • Coding Club Instructor SW London
    Coding Club Instructor SW London
    12 days ago
    £27–£33 hourly
    Part-time
    Nine Elms, London

    Coding After-School Club – Primary Schools (South West London) 📍 Location: SW London - Wandsworth, Lambeth, Putney, Battersea 💰 Pay: £27 - £33 per club (typically one after-school club per day)📅 Start: 9 November 2026⏰ Hours: Flexible, Monday–Friday (3:30–4:30pm approximately)Inspire the next generation of coders!Do you enjoy working with children? Are you passionate about technology, gaming or computing? Looking for rewarding, flexible work that fits around another job, university or family commitments?At Jam Coding, we deliver exciting Coding, Robotics and AI clubs to primary schools across the UK. Children learn to build games, programme robots, solve coding challenges and develop real digital skills—all while having fun.We're looking for enthusiastic, reliable instructors to join our growing South West London team from September. What you'll do Deliver one fun, engaging after-school coding club each afternoon.Inspire primary school children through coding, robotics and technology.Teach using our ready-made lesson plans—no lesson planning required.Set up and pack away laptops and equipment.Transport our equipment (approximately 12 laptops) to local schools. Full training provided You don't need to be an experienced teacher or expert programmer. We'll provide comprehensive training, our curriculum, lesson plans and ongoing support, so you'll feel confident delivering every session. We're looking for people who: • Enjoy working with children., • Have an interest in technology, coding or gaming., • Are reliable, friendly and enthusiastic., • Live in or near South West London., • Can transport equipment to schools in the local area., • Have experience in teaching, tutoring, coaching, childcare or youth work (desirable but not essential). Why join Jam Coding? • £27 per club (typically one club per afternoon)., • Flexible after-school hours that fit around your lifestyle., • Ready-made lesson plans and all equipment provided., • Full training and ongoing support., • Opportunities for additional paid work through lunchtime clubs, workshops and holiday camps., • Make a real difference by helping children become creators—not just consumers—of technology. If you're enthusiastic, dependable and enjoy inspiring young people, we'd love to hear from you!

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  • Volunteer Assistant
    Volunteer Assistant
    23 days ago
    Part-time
    London

    Organisation: Response Community Projects - Charity Location: Earls Court, London, SW5 9JF Commitment: Full-time or part-time; hours to be agreed Reports to: Office Manager Role type: Volunteer About the role Response Community Projects is looking for a friendly, organised and reliable volunteer to support the charity’s administration and events. This is a varied role, helping the team with day-to-day office tasks and supporting the planning and delivery of events and activities. The Unpaid role is available on a full-time or part-time basis, depending on the volunteer’s availability and the charity’s needs. Duties and hours will be agreed together. Key responsibilities to help you back into the work force Administration • Provide general administrative support to the charity’s staff and activities., • Help answer telephone calls and respond to routine enquiries., • Assist with emails, correspondence, filing and maintaining records., • Help prepare documents, forms, agendas and meeting notes., • Support data entry and keep information organised and up to date., • Assist with office supplies and other day-to-day office tasks., • Handle personal and confidential information appropriately., • Attending Events onsite and offsite Events support • Assist with planning and organising charity events and activities., • Help with event bookings, invitations, attendance lists and communications., • Prepare materials and help set up and clear away at events., • Welcome and support guests, participants and volunteers., • Provide practical help during events, as agreed., • Gather feedback and assist with follow-up tasks after events. Person specification Essential • Good organisational and communication skills., • A friendly, helpful and professional manner., • Reliability, flexibility and a willingness to learn., • Ability to manage tasks independently and work as part of a team., • Basic computer skills, including email and word processing., • Respect for confidentiality and willingness to follow the charity’s policies. Desirable • Previous administration or events experience., • Experience working or volunteering in a charity or community setting., • Familiarity with spreadsheets, databases or online booking tools., • An interest in supporting community activities and events. Support and supervision The volunteer will receive an induction and appropriate guidance from the charity. The Office Manager will provide supervision, and the role will be reviewed regularly to ensure the duties and hours are suitable. Expenses This is a voluntary, unpaid role. Reasonable pre-agreed expenses may be reimbursed in line with the charity’s expenses policy. Safeguarding and checks The successful applicant must have an up-to-date DBS check at the appropriate level for the role. They will also be expected to follow the charity’s safeguarding, confidentiality, data protection and health and safety policies. To express interest: Please contact the Office Manager and express which days you wish to do.

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