Specialist managed IT services and qualified school IT staff for primary schools, secondary colleges, and independent and Catholic schools across Melbourne. We’re on the Victorian Department of Education’s technical support panel, and education is the only sector we work in.
On the Victorian DoE panel · Labour Hire Authority licensed · Supporting schools since 2015.
Most IT providers treat a school like any other business. Same playbook, same priorities. But a school runs on a term calendar, not a financial year. Downtime during exams isn’t an inconvenience, it’s a crisis. You’re holding student and staff data that carries real privacy obligations, and the person keeping it all running is often a single technician.
We built Idol Solutions around those realities. The technicians we place have worked in schools. The advice we give accounts for how a school actually runs. That’s the difference between an MSP that happens to have a few schools on its books and a partner that works with nothing else.
We run your technology so your staff can get on with teaching. Day-to-day support, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365, cloud, and a plan that looks past the next term.
A good fit if your school has little or no in-house IT, or you’re tired of firefighting.
Explore managed IT services →Need a technician, an ICT manager or a network engineer — permanent, temporary or for a project? We place qualified school IT people, and we do it fast.
A good fit if you’ve already got an IT function but need to fill a gap or add capacity.
Explore IT labour hire →The point of any of this isn’t the technology. It’s what the technology lets your school do.
Engaged through the Victorian DoE panel. If you're a government school, you can come straight to us.
Direct support across diocesan and parish schools.
Premium, reliable IT for schools that expect it run properly.
Take the two-minute readiness check and see where your school stands.
Book a school IT review. We’ll look at your setup, your risks and your gaps, and tell you straight what’s worth doing, and what isn’t.
