I.T JOBS IN THE SOUTH?

djr · World Chat Champion Joined: 09 Nov 2003 Karma :

From the summer onwards I plan to start a job in it (I haven't found one yet)From september I want to start a modern apprentiship but over the summer holidays i want to do some kind of temporary job (preferably both at the same company but that might not always work), as I know a fare few people work in the it industry and i know there's quite a few who live/work in the south)I was wondering if some of you people could give me some kind of idea of where to start looking.What I want to do is networking and a bit of system administration and from september start a cisco networking modern apprentiship.So firstly could you people tell me how you found out about your it jobs (news papers, job agencys and told about by friend are all I can think of really) and if you could give me some ideas of companys i should start writing to, emailing e.t.c asking bout jobs that they have that would suit e.t.c.

Thanks.

Dav.

Kickstart · The Oracle Joined: 04 Feb 2002 Karma :

Hi

Worth getting all the names of all the agencies and then sending them ALL you CV. 90% will ignore you, most of the rest will probably send you a letter saying thanks but they only deal with experienced staff. Some might send you a letter saying bog off and never darken their door again, but hopefully you might get a lead somewhere.

This is what Charlotte did years ago. She only got one nasty letter from an agency and now will not deal with them. Their loss.

All the best

Keith
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Deano · World Chat Champion Joined: 17 Feb 2003 Karma :

www.jobsite.co.uk

Best UK IT recruitment site there is.
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Ste · Not Work Safe Joined: 01 Sep 2002 Karma :

Aren't you 16? If so good luck. Graduates find it hard enough to get IT jobs, so a 16 year old who can't spell is going to have a hard time.

My advice? www.reed.co.uk then apply for as many jobs on there as you can, then a few will contact you. I applied for about 60 and only heard back from about 10, and a couple of those were interested in helping me get a job, and 1 was really good and did get me a really good job (not in IT though)

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