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Call me what you like but i usually look at CWJobs.co.uk to see job openings and what skills people look for and i came across this:

Link will take you to the ad..thought someone looking for a first role might like it... my advice to using the site to anyone looking for a first job is to use the keywords : Junior AND Support OR Helpdesk

Good luck guys!

 

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i'd like to point out that they are a training provider. and i'm not accusing them of this, but sometimes training providers masquerade ads as job offers. just saying...

 

ouch! you serious.... so how do you know the dodgy job offers?

EDIT: you right they offer *expensive training* and do recruitment... but again my question stands.. for someone who doesnt know which ads are just training are which are real jobs?

 

"Although no IT experience is required candidates must be able to demonstrate a strong desire to enter the IT industry" is a common catchphrase. though i recognized them by their name.
i've seen two other similar ads (about a year ago) from Redwood Futures and UK IT Training.
but presumeably one will at least google the company that they hope to work for.

 

good point... thansk omni!

 

apprenta use a phrase like that.
it hooked me in.


require people with 2 years expereince but..
no expereinced required as we will train you.
you must be willing to invest in yourself

things like that.