Continue your education: Adult learning centers, vocational schools, community colleges and universities offer certificate and degree programs which can make you more attractive to employers.

Volunteer: Doing volunteer work or internship or externship programs can broadly increase industry experience and provide valuable on the job experience.

Assignment Work: Through employment agencies, you can also acquire valuable industry specific experience and skills while still allowing you the flexibility to decide on a career.

Become an Expert: If you have unique skills or expertise, try getting published in your community newspapers, in on-line communities or even start your own newsletter.

Earn a Track Record: Most importantly, show stability and responsibility in your past and current employment.

Improve yourself and it may improve your outlook on job hunting.