I'm 23 with no job and want to just leave my hometown (london)

>>18233667
to have the best chance of success you need to get a job where you are now and save up.

if you can't manage to get a job right now and keep it, how do you plan on getting one when you're in a new strange place with nothing?

>>18233668
How much money would I need to sustain myself until I got a job and how would I go about getting one? Is it possible to say, join a supermarket chain in London then ask if they have vacancy's in another town and ask for a transfer?

>>18233676
IMO I would say you need a MINIMUM of 3 months worth of rent money sustain you through job hunt. 6 is more comfortable and a year can be sufficient when seeking more competitive employment.

And for many companies yes a transfer can be arranged, though for others it's more for for when vacancies appear among higher positions. This might be hard to discuss with a manager while you're applying. My advice, aside from maybe doing some research, would be to find a widespread company who'll be in the next town you move to. If you're a good employee getting a job within the same franchise can be pretty easy especially if you can use the manager as a reference.

>>18233791
Ok cool there are plenty of supermarkets near me so i'm sure one of those will hire me. I have to get out of this fucking shithole before I go postal, can't stand living at home anymore either

>>18233810
I understand completely, I recently went through the same thing. The best thing to do is remember that your situation is only temporary and you're doing it to secure your future.