entry-level jobs

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hi all, i have taken some advice and have been trying to find entry level jobs for system support positions and /or I.T. technitian type jobs.

has anyone had success finding an entry level job?

does anyone know the best place to go for entry level? (am doing A+ N+ CCNA)

i have loads of sites to work from but thought i come and see what you guys have to say.

the sites i have visited are
reed.co.uk
http://www.computingcareers.co.uk/recruitment-agency
http://www.hays.com/
http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk
http://www.bluearrow.co.uk
http://www.jobfit.co.uk

i wrte to all these guys except for jobcentreplus

thanks for any suggestions
alan

 

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I myself have used Reed and Hays in the past, some offices have been great, others not so much. Sign up to their websites, and make sure you receive emails from them about new IT jobs in your area.
I actually found my job through the job center. I got the contact information needed and wrote each company a personalised letter and attached a copy of my CV.

Check the websites every so often, and the job center everyday if you can!

 

yeah i registered with reed and bluearrow, im just going to write a cv and include my experience. no point including jobs i have done because theyre not really relevent to what im looking for. but i may have some luck. reed sad they will keep a look out but that jobs are thin at the moment for entry level positions but they maybe just them.

thanks for help.
alan

 

You shouldn't leave gaps in your employment history even if the jobs are irrelevant to the post you're applying for. You don't want people thinking you were bumming about on the dole for 2 years when you were actually working your b******s off.

 

^^
What Ken said.

 

ok, i'll include them, thanks for the tip. nhs jobs is a good idea thanks.

alan