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I feel like I'm stuck in a rut at the moment and don't really see a way out.

I graduated back in 2014 as a Computer Games Programmer, being based in the UK I quickly figured out how hard it would be to get a job in this Industry. After about 10 months of solid applying I had not one single interview, with the advice from careers advisers and IT recruiters I decided to shelf the games Industry and look towards a career in IT. Along with my 2:1 University degree I also had a college degree in Computing, a Microsoft degree in desktop support and also with a certificate in ECDL (essentially a degree in all the Microsoft packages) I started applying for admin, data input and technical support jobs.

From the start of 2015 till now I have only received one interview. I have been to so many recruiters and careers specialists with my CV and cover letters, tweaked them several times over and they all said the same thing to me "The fact you have a university degree should greatly improve your chances in getting a job" but now I feel like this isn't the case. I feel like I'm stuck between two kind of jobs, the jobs like admin support, data input, office junior, I get almost instantly rejected because I'm over qualified for these starter positions, and then we get the other jobs that pay a little more and ask a little more from the candidate that also reject me, stating I have no actual IT experience for the position.

No matter how I word my CV's and Cover Letters they all think I don't care about their job and I'll leave as soon as I get the chance, while that may be the case for a lot of people, it isn't for me. I intend to work in an IT position and work my way up in this Industry.

Is there anything I could do to benefit me getting a starter IT position? I've been told going back to college could be an option, but realistically is getting **another** degree in Computing suddenly going to make people interested?
<bot>: Computer Games Graduate can't get an IT position anywhere, either too qualified or no experience, would really appreciate some advice from anyone who has been in a similar situation