> i disagree with the previous respondent. lying is a critically
> important part of the job-seeking process and particularly with
> regards to the landing of the first job. if you don't lie you're
> putting yourself at a severe disadvantage with respect to the
> competition. success at lying involves the ability if not to totally
> convince, then at the very least to educe respect from one's target
> in making unavoidable a concession for the plausibility of the
> fabrication, and this in itself requires more than a modicum of
> linguistic talent, which - after all - is one of the fundamental
> skills governing selection of successful applicants to such
> positions...

I believe you can find a job without experience. I think the most important thing that employers are looking for is how you present yourself to them. We recently sent a TESL graduate to China without prior experience because he was filled with enthusiam and was really interested in teaching.

Best of luck on your search for a job!