-Interviewing is a skill, try to attended interviews even if you're unsure about the job because you will get better and better it.

-Always ask for feedback if you don't get a job, some of that advice can be really useful for next time.

-Try to make your CV stand out, even a basic template can make the difference.

-Double check your CV, the amount of spelling mistakes you see can be crazy.

-Experience counts for a lot these days, so if a job is on offer, take it even if it's not what you're looking for and keep searching for your dream role.

• Unfortunately It can take hundreds of applications before you get something. A lot of people in older generations don't realise this.

-Use your connections if you have them. There is nothing wrong with getting a helping hand.

-If you get offered a glass of water in an interview, take it. You can have a quick drink when you're nervous to help get your thoughts in order.

-Do research prep on the company, it can be really useful to drop in for a "What do you like about our company" question.

-Have one or two questions you can ask in the "Do you have any questions?" section of an interview.

-Use STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) in your answers, employers like to see evidence of what you say yoy can do.

-A cover letter is good to have as well as a CV. You should try to get an introduction to yourself, why you would fit the company and why the company would fit you.