A lot of people on here in the sam boat I'm affraid and at least you've spotted it early that once you've passed your exams getting the experience neccessary is often an absolute nightmare.
People on here tend to either end up going down the self employed route whether that was what they wanted up not. Or go down the temping route often taking entry level roles just to get foot in the door.
Note that in most instances self employed work does not count towards the experience necessary for membership. (Unless it's supervised and signed off by a suitably qualified accountant).
AAT is still one that opens doors into employment though so all that I can suggest is pass the exams and then apply for everything going even the one's that are a bit below you or a bit further away than you would like to travel as once you've got the letters and experience things should become a bit easier.
Good luck with your studies and really hope that it works out for you.
kind regards,
Shaun.
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I take it that site admin beat me too this one Amanda?
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