[linuxjobs] The voluntary sector is ethically, financially and professionally ready for Open Source Technology

[Clare Fielden]

Would you like to be part of a team based in Birmingham but working across the West Midlands region to make an impact on the ICT infrastructure of the Voluntary and Community sector? 
Midlands Open Source Technology (MOST) is growing and needs experienced team members who able to work with different technologies including Linux and Windows. 
	*	2 Technical Development Workers (Circuit Riders) (£22,519 - £24,000 per annum)
	*	1 Technical Development Specialist (Information and Skills) (£24,708 - £26,157 per annum)
Be part of MOST and offer organisations information, ICT equipment, training and the access to affordable technical support that they need. Training and support is available for successful applications.
These posts are based at Birmingham Voluntary Service Council and funded by Government Office West Midlands until March 2006 initially. Further funding is being sought. Secondments are welcome. 
For further details please telephone 0121 678 8878 or go to www.bvsc.org.

Closing date for applications is first post on Monday 15th August 2005. Interviews will be held on Tuesday 23rd August 2005. 

BVSC is an equal opportunities employer and particularly encourages applications from black and ethnic minority candidates and people with disabilities.




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