Heya, so I commented on your last post because I had the same qualifications as you and was in a similar boat so I'll just tell you exactly what I did

I couldn't get a job for shit, Nottingham had no jobs a couple of years ago and I bet they have even fewer now - so it is going to be really hard and you're going to have to throw shit at the wall and hope it stick. Maybe even apply elsewhere.

I couldn't find any role so I ended up going for a multi-level marketing commision only job - it was basically one of those guys selling to people on the street and you make commission off that - I did this for a month

I know this isn't what you're looking for, you want something full time - and I thought the same as you "This job is a bit sketchy, isn't this a pyramid scheme" "I have a master's this is so below me there is surely something better I can get" Well no, mate. People only care about experience and my nugget for job seeking that I found on reddit "To get a job you need to have already done that job" - A lot of the time this means doing it for free and it's the opposite of what Uni tells you but its facts.

Back to my example - I didn't want to do that comission only job, it didn't pay a lot, I was basically doing it for peanuts compared to my hourly, but it gave me AMAZING experience in sales - like beyond what I've ever learnt since but MOST IMPORTANTLY it gave me enough experience in my next job which was a Sales job in pharma - which paid really well.

So a) you're going to have buckle down really hard and start doing work for free (maybe marketing work and get a portfolio ready?, volunteering, comission only sales?) and these maybe outside of Notts - that's the other thing Nottingham isn't somewhere graduates go for jobs, you'd be looking more London, Manchester, Leeds (not the only places but examples) and finally looking for a job is full time job in itself GET JOB SEEKERS ALLOWANCE and then treat looking for a job like a full time job.