No experience jobs — casual work you can start without a CV

Plenty of employers will hire on attitude and train you on the job — especially for casual shifts. "No experience" doesn't mean no skills: reliability, communication and willingness to learn are what you're really selling.

What no experience jobs involve

The easiest industries to start in are hospitality (kitchenhand, barista trainee, front-of-house), retail assistant, event crew, warehouse picker/packer, and cleaning. Many offer paid training shifts.

Not sure what you're owed? Use the free Fair Work Pay Calculator to check the minimum pay for your award and shift.

Typical hours and shifts

Start with shifts that fit your life, and say yes to a trial shift if offered. A good first casual job often leads to more hours and, later, supervisor roles.

Skills and habits that get you hired

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How Gigly helps

Gigly is built for casual, part-time and internship work. Employers are verified, listings are checked for scam signals and unlawful pay, and our matching credits the skills you've actually shown — including from study, volunteering and caring — not just job titles. Your ID is only used to verify who you are, and you can earn a verified badge employers can see.

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Frequently asked questions

What jobs can I get with no experience?

Kitchenhand, café and bar support, retail assistant, event crew, warehouse packing and cleaning are common starting points.

How do I write an application with no experience?

Lead with availability and reliability, add one concrete example from school, uni, sport, volunteering or family, and say you're keen to learn. Gigly's free Resume Lab can help.

Will employers on Gigly judge me for having no experience?

Gigly's matching is designed to credit demonstrated skills wherever they come from — caring, volunteering or study — not just job titles.