It's hard to find a job

Initially no one will have work experience. As a beginner do not concentrate on salary, just join job of your choice as a trainee or apprentice.

If you really need to work maybe it might be a good idea to work in a restaurant until you find a better job. Most restaurants don't require experience. Also, you could be a receptionist or work in a day care center.

I know I don't know you but quite often it's what we are willing to accept as a job that hold us back. When ever my son is looking for a job he complains about this and that but I just tell him to take anything that will pay his rent and worry about finding a better job once he has money coming in. I never really had a problem getting jobs and I have a grade 9 education from 1969. Any time I was looking for a job I would take anything and in no time I would be told about a better job but basically I was never out of work for more than a day or so. So my advice is to take what you can and get something better later. I do wish you the best of luck looking.

First of, think of your skills...be aware of what your good at. Then use that. Like for me, I am kinda good in english and with computers as well. So I tried applying as a call center agent..and I got the job. I started working when I was still a student, so I didn't have an experience as well. Just be sure to put your heart in what you do, so that you'll excel out of it. Good luck!

Just finished the studies and going to start search for jobs. the current economic of the world and the lay offs give me the nightmare.