Then you'd better get clued-up on what's out there, how to apply and shining in a job interview...
Not got any experience?
Everyone has to get a first job, and you can big up your transferable skills on your CV. If the job description asks for 'Excellent communication skills' or 'Organisational skills,' you can mention occasions when you had to use these skills, e.g. being a prefect or getting all your coursework in on time.
The interview
If an employer rates your CV/application form, you'll be invited to an interview. The general rules of interviews are:
1. Dress one shade smarter than those who do the job already.
2. Turn up on time.
3. Greet the person who's interviewing you by name: "Hi Joe / Mr Smith [depending on which you'd think they prefer], nice to meet you."
4. Tell the truth.
5. Think about what questions you'll be asked (based on the required skills listed in the job description) and prepare your answers in advance.
According to the study, young people change job an average of four times in their first three years of employment.