Completed university unsure what to do next

Hi I hope you are well, I have graduated from university with a 2:2 degree in Computing. I’ve had two major interview offers from firms however both of which I’ve been unsuccessful. I ideally want to become a Junior IT Technician/Support working 1st/2nd line. I’ve considered a degree apprenticeship although am I eligible for it and at the same time am I overly qualified for an apprenticeship. I just want to start somewhere my Technology journey and build the step towards a Junior or even IT Technician and Support role. I feel as a failure with a 2:2 degree . Any tips or advice please.

A recruiter told me that on average people go for 7 interviews before landing a role. You learn a bit each time to be stronger for the next, keep at it. A degree in computing is an excellent qualification and a 2:2 is not a failure

Thank you do you think that even though I’ve done a degree could I possibly do an apprenticeship to start off somewhere

Absolutely, a degree is the start of a career journey and many graduate schemes are in effect an apprenticeships. Do a bit of research, get some help from uni careers or National careers service. With the qualification you have I don’t think it will be long before you find something

What jobs have you applied for? Were they graduate level jobs or internships? If you're struggling I'd suggest going for 12-months internships first, build your experience and then transfer onto a graduate level job. In my experience that seemed to have worked well for STEM students, although still apply for graduate jobs, you never know what opportunity may arise.
In my own experience and judging from the experience of students that I mentored it seems that for a very average CV and interview performance the success rate is: 1 job offer from 3 interviews, and 1 interview from ~10 applications, i.e. 1 offer out of 30 decent job applications. It's hard to quantify since there are so many things contributing to your success here, but since you were getting invited to the interviews that means your CV is good enough to get you there, so you need to work on improving how you present yourself on an interview.

Have a look here for internships:
https://www.gradcracker.com/search/all-disciplines/engineering-work-placements-internships
and here for graduate programmes:
https://www.gradcracker.com/search/all-disciplines/engineering-graduate-jobs

FYI, right now is the best time for applying since majority of the internship and graduate level jobs are being advertised between September and November.

All the best,
Al

Hi Al I hope you are well they were graduate roles as Junior Tech Support. I am struggling in terms of finding the opportunity usually per job applied for I would get the email my application is advanced onto the next stage for an interview however upon an interview it just doesn’t come to be successful . Thank you I’ll do that