Too Little Experience?

Young people, including recent graduates, often have difficulty in getting the jobs they want since employers will often hire someone with more experience.

In this case, you may want to emphasize your adaptive skills that would tend to overcome a lack of experience. Once again, a skills resume would allow you to present yourself in the best light.
For example, emphasizing skills such as "hardworking" and "learn new things quickly" may impress an employer enough to consider you over more experienced workers.

You should also consider expressing a willingness to accept difficult or less desirable conditions as one way to break into a field and gain experience. For example, "willing to work weekends and evenings" or "able to travel or relocate" may open up some possibilities that might appeal to an employer.

You should also look for anything that might be acceptable as experience and emphasize it. This might include volunteer work, family responsibilities, education, training, military experience, or anything else that you might present as legitimate activities that support your ability to do the work that you feel you can do.