Nobody savours the notion of searching for a job, and most of us really want all the help we can get. After being jobless for the last month I secured a fantastic job after learning from the site in the box below and following their helpful advice for a short while. give it a try, it certainly helped me.

Don't look for a job that requires typing and/or spelling skills.

Most fast food places would hire someone without experience. Might have to start at a place like that and work up. I suggest you take an application home with you to fill out, and have people proof read it for mistakes before you turn it into the company.

Your grammar and spelling is the worst I've seen. Maybe you just didn't care enough to do it right, or maybe you don't know how to do it right. The first step to a job is to acquire some skills, beginning with writing properly. My guess is that your speaking is as bad as your writing. Please work on making yourself better, then look for a job like busing tables, or housekeeping in a hospital or nursing home or some place that doesn't require previous work experience of skills.

Shame on anybody whose berating you for bad spelling and grammar. That's not the point of this question. She needs help, give a little...

What you want to do is look for local employment coaching centres. This will depend on your location, but normally they're government funded organizations that will give you the skills you need to confidently search for a job, such as resume writing, cover letter advice, interview tips, etc. YMCA runs a service like this (they do in my area anyways), and they're really helpful if you want to get on your feet.

Look for positions in the retail and service sector. Places such as McDonalds, Wal Mart, Starbucks, etc. are all examples of this. Bussing in a restaurant doesn't really require experience either.

I hope this information helps you.