Struggling to find an IT Job

Your first job is ALWAYS going to be the hardest for you to get, so don’t let it get you down.
I graduated in 2018 (BSc in Biomedical Science) and decided to go into teaching, which wasted two years (I got experience but nothing outside of placement). Officially I didn’t start my first job in healthcare until Jan 2021 and kept that job for 3 years (2021-2023) before leaving to do my MSc (my first job was a Band 2 MLA role in the NHS (couldn’t get a lower paid job) but showed I could do the higher band jobs and was promoted to a Band 4 within 6 months).
I don’t know where you’ve applied for but consider applying for the entry level jobs (even if minimum wage) and go from there, you’ll get there eventually!
If you mind me asking, have you had any luck with interviews?

What advice would you give especially to myself because I hope to settle down future wise. And hence why I need a stabler job to provide. So I have applied for various IT roles in various locations on Job boards such as Indeed. I cannot find entry level Jobs let alone don’t know the best platform to find any? Do you know by any chance?
In regards to Interview sometimes nerve and fear overcome just confidence and belief other times I interview well and fall short.

Do you ask for feedback from your interviews? if you haven't make sure you ask. What stage of the process are you getting to before being turned down? what sort of places are you applying to and what is your experience? did you do a work placement or a summer internship or have you had a customer service role during your time at uni?

It seems your CV is lacking in work experience and this may be what is letting you down. It's annoying that you need experience to get experience but there's nothing you can do, you either lie down in defeat or you rise to the occasion. Perseverance always pays off. Have you tried doing online I.T internships? there are lots of those that you can register for and will to pad your CV a bit more with experience e.g Internships online. You mentioned you have customer service experience b ut I'm not sure what you meant by your comment 'I don't need that thankfully' like your rubbishing it. I can assure you communication skills are critical for the field you want to go into because its all about solving user requirements and is very 'User facing'. Anyone planning to have a career in IT must have strong interpersonal skills, so if you're rubbishing it here, perhaps you have played it down on your CV or not mentioned it at all? What about leadership skills? did you do anything at university that will point to experience in 'collaborating' or working as team? any societies you joined that you can talk about any projects outside of academia that you've participated in voluntarily? to show you can work as an effective team member? very few people in I.T work solo!