It's not your fault hun, the economy at the moment has been awful - so many people being made redundent trying to find work and also people who haven't been made redundent, it's a nightmare at the moment.

What's your C.V like? Companies like to make a big song and dance about an impressive C.V that makes them want to give you an interview, if it doesn't grab their attention staight away they just trash it. So you gotta make your C.V interesting in the first 10-20 seconds they read it (Believe me it;s true, I've been put on enough bloody work courses and they reiterate all the time about what makes a good C.V)

This is one of many websites on how to set out a C.V and wording it correctly.

http://www.careers4graduates.org/job_seeking/jsgdcv.phtml

It might not be your C.V after all this, it's a guess really, but from what I've been told, seeing as the C.V is your first point of contact, it's the main reason that employers have on deciding whether or not they should give someone a chance.

I hope I helped and good luck!

Its not ur fault!!!! its just the economy now adays. instead of fast food places having a bunch of teenagers working its a bunch of 40 tear olds who cant find a job!!!!

I don't really CARE!!!

If you own a degree - or any extra qualification - then you'll already be ahead of the crowd when it comes to looking for vocations. My mate has a degree and he wasn't sure what direction to go with it, but he discovered some great tips and tricks on the website in the resource box below which guided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is plenty of guidance on the website regarding extra vocations.

It's not your fault hun, the economy at the moment has been awful - so many people being made redundent trying to find work and also people who haven't been made redundent, it's a nightmare at the moment.

What's your C.V like? Companies like to make a big song and dance about an impressive C.V that makes them want to give you an interview, if it doesn't grab their attention staight away they just trash it. So you gotta make your C.V interesting in the first 10-20 seconds they read it (Believe me it;s true, I've been put on enough bloody work courses and they reiterate all the time about what makes a good C.V)

This is one of many websites on how to set out a C.V and wording it correctly.

http://www.careers4graduates.org/job_see¦

It might not be your C.V after all this, it's a guess really, but from what I've been told, seeing as the C.V is your first point of contact, it's the main reason that employers have on deciding whether or not they should give someone a chance.

I hope I helped and good luck!