I'm sick and tired of looking for ****ing jobs

I'm guessing your a medic? Or a potential/hopeful one?

Going to study Medical imaging this September
how about you ?

Yeah I'm hoping I get a bit more luck in August.

Yep, I'm working for them . And I can definitely tell you from first-hand experience that their organisational skills are really not the best, but they've given me a job now so I'm not gonna complain. Having the army in as backup is definitely a reassurance though.

In august prepare to have every single day a job seeking day. I mean that literally. wake up early and get on it non stop. In my work around 40% of us are leaving for uni.

Some jobs only advertise the vacancies on there from 8am-11am and they still have around 500 applicants.
Also sign up for as many job alerts as you can. and check your emails [and junk] all day every day.
When you give an experience in an application make sure it always links back to the job at hand, but be original. Also from my [very, very little] experience in interviews the employer loves it when i explain how independent i am and how i can really push myself and improve but still be a team player, like explain how you've helped someone who was struggling with a particular concept and then they've managed to grasp it and do really well - drop in the classic 'i really benefited from this as i learnt communication skills and even developed a better understanding in the subject.

When they ask for a weakness you should always struggle to find one... but then counteract it, like 'i'm a perfectionist, and sometimes spend too much time on little details; however i believe a job worth doing is worth doing right and i dedicate myself to every task at hand'

I also always turn up with records of attendance (as i'm still a student) they love the 100%s as they are paying for you to be there 100%. I could go on haha

You will get a job!

Recruitment Agencies are your friend. I quit my last job about 4 months ago and was unemployed for about 4 hours, I went into 3 different agencies and they each offered me a job. I plumbed for one with the RAC in the end.

I don't have a degree nor much experience in the job I'm doing.

I have been looking literally everyday but Sunday (Hey even God rested on Sunday).

What are these agencies? Where can I find out more about them?

that's BS.

That is the flipping Olympics! that job won't last for much time. And what exactly is that job? not many school leavers would be qualified for a job paying £8.30 an hour...

It is difficult for school leavers to get jobs, even here in London. It's greatly about luck.

What the hell I live in London and Olympic jobs were hard to come by even the volunteering ones too much competition for them..........

They're everywhere. A lot of them are local chains so in Bristol you've got Red, Proactive People, Pamela Neave, Interaction, Lucy Bristow and GI Group. There're also national chains like Reed, Adecco, Office Angels and Hays.

In most towns their offices are all in once place so just google "recruitment agencies in *your town*" and go down there with a CV wearing a shirt and ask what they've got going. If none of them have anything at that time don't let them fob you off with "we'll keep you on file" but keep going in, perhaps once or twice a week, and asking. Don't email them or apply for jobs on their website, you might as well throw your CV out of your window since they so rarely reply unless you go in person.

Have you tried temp agencies? I signed up with one last week and was offered a job within a day. Obviously it was only temporary, 5 days, but it's something! Hopefully they'll contact me with a lot more because like you i'm really struggling to find anything else.