IT networking, IT programming, Software development
Agile IT
Looking for an IT Superstar. If you keen to work within IT asap, this is the SWL placement for you.
Get the foundations of your Information Technology career off to a great start with this placement!
Working with experienced professionals, you will gain valuable, practical, real-world experience in the workplace. Students will gain hands-on experience across many aspects of the business. This placement will provide you with a range of opportunities to develop your skills while working alongside experienced industry professionals.
Agile IT are a dedicated team that stands ready to support all their customers IT needs.
Skills You Might Learn
Students may have the opportunity to attain a broad range of skills while on work placement. These will include valuable general employability skills such as:
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Problem solving
- Initiative and enterprise
- Planning and organising
- Self-management
- Learning
- Technology
Students may attain vital industry specific skills which will also relate to their studies such as:
- Hands-on practical experience
- Observing and learning from industry qualified and experienced professionals
- Working in real-life scenarios and environments
- Working with tools and equipment necessary to the occupation and business
- Liaising and working with colleagues, managers, customers/clients and suppliers.
Typical Tasks & Duties
During your placement, you may undertake some of the following, or similar activities:
- If practicable, follow the maintenance procedures for a piece of equipment while conducting maintenance.
- Observe and assist with installation of software and hardware components as directed by the supervisor.
- Design a procedure that can be used to assess the hardware and software requirements of the organization. Use the internet to research and obtain information on the specific hardware and software items required in a variety of work settings.
- Conduct a system check and perform an anti- virus check using the appropriate software.
- Prepare a maintenance schedule for a piece of hardware, in consultation with the supervisor.
- Prepare guidelines for the use and development of a company web page.
- Complete a hardware user’s guide for one piece of hardware located in the workplace.
- Use a spread sheet to produce graphs of product sales and stock supplies.
- Set up a database of the organisation’s clients - used to produce reports on contracts, spare parts and client details and requested tasks.
- Undertake a stock take of paper, printers, disks, cartridges etc. decide on the fields and then use the data to compile a database.
- Observe, follow and document OH&S guidelines as well as signage for employees and customers.
- Operate and test computing packages.
- Operate and test computer hardware.
- Install and optimise operating system software.
- Stack, store and inventory of materials.
- Observe OH&S procedures on site and apply safe handling and storage of all equipment.
- Clean site equipment under supervision.
Student Requirements
Students must be cleanly presented, eager to learn and personable.
Some employers have specific requirements relating to student placements. These may include sending in a resume, sighting a current Working with Children Check (WWC), gaining parental permission for the student to travel with employer or attending an OH&S induction prior to commencing a placement.
Please contact the employer at least two weeks prior to the placement start date to see if there are any additional requirements.
Dress Requirements
Most employers will have an expectation on what is appropriate dress or a requirement (such as safety or uniform) for the workplace. Please contact employer for details relating to any dress and protective clothing requirements prior to the placement commencement date.
Another good idea is to look at the people at the workplace during your interview – observe what they are wearing and use this as a guide for how you should dress when you attend your placement, confirm this with employer at interview.
Special Transport Requirements
Near public transport.
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