Every role on Someo is open to someone with no experience. The place brings the training and you bring yourself. Tell Someo what you're like and it introduces you to places that work the way you do.
Free for people, always. No CV, no experience needed.
Last reviewed November 2026
What "no experience" means on Someo
On a lot of job sites, "entry level" can still mean a year in the trade or a list of things you're expected to know already. On Someo it means none. Every role is set up as one that comes with training and guidance from the place, and Someo never asks you about past jobs.
Instead it asks about you: what you enjoy, how you like a day to go, whether you'd rather be busy with people or getting on with something quietly. That's what places see, in words you've approved.
Where people often start
Plenty of work is learned on the job. These are some of the places people often find a first role:
Cafés, kitchens and restaurants, from washing up to front of house
Shops, markets and supermarkets
Warehouses, delivery and stock rooms
Care and support work, where many places train people from the start
Cleaning, caretaking and grounds work
Building sites, workshops and garages, starting as an extra pair of hands
Offices and reception desks, answering phones and keeping things organised
How to stand out with nothing on paper
Be clear about when you can work and how far you can travel. It's the first thing a busy place needs to know.
Say what you enjoy, honestly. Liking a rush, liking people or liking things done properly are all reasons a place picks someone.
Reply quickly and turn up when you say you will. For a first role that counts for more than anything on a CV.
Ask what training looks like. A good place will happily tell you.
Open on Someo right now
There's nothing open on Someo this minute, but places can still find you and say yes without a role advertised. Set up your picture and you'll be ready when they do.
Nothing advertised? You can still meet places.
Most places don't advertise until they're desperate. On Someo they don't have to. A place can set up, see who it overlaps with and say yes to you before it has listed anything, and you can tell a place you'd like to work there. When you both say yes, a conversation opens.
Questions people ask
Are there really jobs that need no experience?+
Yes. Lots of work is learned on the job, and on Someo every role is set up to come with training and guidance, so experience is never the thing that decides it.
What's the difference between entry level and no experience?+
Entry level usually means the first rung in a line of work, but some entry level roles still ask for a little experience. On Someo there's no difference: every role is open to someone who hasn't done it before.
Do I need a CV?+
No. You chat with Someo about yourself and it drafts a short description that you approve. That's what places see.
Is Someo free?+
Yes, always, for people. Places pay a small fee only when they list a role.
What if nothing is advertised near me?+
Places on Someo can say yes to you even when they haven't listed a role, and you can tell a place you'd like to work there. Being set up means you're ready when something comes up.
Somewhere needs someone like you.
Five to ten questions about you, and you're ready to be introduced. Free, always.