I am currently studying my A-levels and was wondering if there is any volunteer work available in the field of computers/technology without having any formal higher qualifications such as a degree.
At my school ( http://www.emmanuelctc.org.uk ) we have just over 300 computers that are available to students. Have run off a microsoft terminal server with NT4 and the rest run the standard NT4 installation. I have attended the school for 6 years now and have only been exposed to the windows operating system. At home i am an avid linux user and feel that having the opportunity to use such a thing inside of school would be a very good thing.
Not only would it give all students an insight into the options available, it would also give those students who already possess a knowledge of linux to further their own understanding. Which in my opinion, cant be a bad thing.
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I am currently studying my A-levels and was wondering if there is any volunteer work available in the field of computers/technology without having any formal higher qualifications such as a degree.
At my school ( http://www.emmanuelctc.org.uk ) we have just over 300 computers that are available to students. Have run off a microsoft terminal server with NT4 and the rest run the standard NT4 installation. I have attended the school for 6 years now and have only been exposed to the windows operating system. At home i am an avid linux user and feel that having the opportunity to use such a thing inside of school would be a very good thing. Not only would it give all students an insight into the options available, it would also give those students who already possess a knowledge of linux to further their own understanding. Which in my opinion, cant be a bad thing.