While I studied at university, I attended some local user groups, a Linux one in my case. Some work experience turned into a "proper" project, and that year-or-so on my CV looked great to my first employer, whom I found simply by job websites.
As a graduate, I was seen to have the right mindset to identify and learn things rather than already possess the skills, so the employer felt confident I would be able to do the job.
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While I studied at university, I attended some local user groups, a Linux one in my case. Some work experience turned into a "proper" project, and that year-or-so on my CV looked great to my first employer, whom I found simply by job websites.
As a graduate, I was seen to have the right mindset to identify and learn things rather than already possess the skills, so the employer felt confident I would be able to do the job.