It depends on what kind of jobs you apply for and what experience you have. The more experience, the greater chance you have.
Original post by cheesecakelove
It depends on what kind of jobs you apply for and what experience you have. The more experience, the greater chance you have.
Pretty much this! In terms of vacancies, take a look at the recruitment sites for larger companies in the area and see what kind of availability there is
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