IT Support
School of Coding & AI
IT Support
School of Coding & AI
Coding and computer science education provider
School of Coding · Birmingham, United Kingdom · Full-time · Posted 2026-10-20
Salary: GBP 28,000–32,000
Workplace: on_site
Department: IT Services
About School of Coding & AI
School of Coding & AI is a growing education provider delivering programmes across Coding, Computer Science, AI, Business and Higher Education. As we continue to grow, reliable IT support is critical keeping staff and students productive, connected and secure.
About the role
We are looking for a hands on and dependable IT Support Officer to take ownership of day to day hardware support across the organisation.
This role will focus heavily on laptop provisioning, hardware setup, software updates, stock control and 1st/2nd line support for staff. You will play a key part in making sure devices are set up properly, issues are resolved quickly, and both staff and students have access to secure, up to date technology.
This is a practical role for someone who enjoys solving problems, staying organised and being the go to person for IT support across the business.
What you'll be doing
As an IT Support Officer, you will:
What we're looking for:
You are practical, organised and comfortable dealing with a high volume of day to day IT issues. You take pride in keeping devices running properly, staying on top of updates and giving users confidence that problems will be dealt with properly.
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Desirable
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Coding and computer science education provider
What they do: They provide coding, computer science, and digital skills training for children, adults, and corporate clients through online courses, in-person centers, after-school clubs, and tutoring, including government-funded programs. How it works: Curricula run on a proprietary e-learning platform and at physical centers, covering coding, AI, cybersecurity, GCSE/A-levels, higher education, and workforce training. How they differ: They partner with over 150 schools and major firms, work with governments across the UK and 11 European countries, run initiatives like the UK’s first AI learning lab, Alternative Education Provision, The Work College, and SOC Communities Foundation. Their goal: to expand access to tech education, build digital skills, and create employment pathways for learners and underserved groups, supported by funding from investors.
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