It's time for me to move on. I currently have a couple of separate but connected part time jobs at a museum I work at. At each job I work at different capacities, with different levels of pay and different levels of hierarchy. (At one, I just have my one supervisor, but at the other I'm below two other supervisors in the department.) One I love doing, the other is slowly dissolving my soul. I can do the one I love, without doing the other. I'm grateful to have had a job at all over the last 3 years, and not had to move back in with the parents, but it's time to move on, at least partially.

The problem is, the one I love doesn't provide near enough hours to live off of, and having both allows me to just barely get by. I need to replace the soulcrushing one with something better. 

The next problem is, I have no idea what to look for. I don't know what's actually available, what would be feasible to get, or what I'd enjoy or my skill set would match. I haven't been out on the job market for 3 years, before the collapse of everything, and am slightly terrified. I have 2 years of art college under my belt, but had to drop out 2 years ago due to financial issues. The low level job I've been doing is ushering for an IMAX Movie theater (film, not digital) and another facility at the museum. I feel that I am intelligent, and capable of learning and picking things up quickly. I see myself as technically apt and a quick study, but with no formal training in anything, I don't know how to display that. I didn't have good grades in high school, but am not stupid, just really didn't like homework. I'm based in Seattle.

Any advice or suggestions would be great. I'm not begging for a job here. I just want some guidance on where to look. I have an idea of one place I want to go try, but I know that one application isn't going to get me a new job. Thanks in advance.
user
I need a non-soulcrushing (preferably decent paying, or at least with consistently good hours) new job, but I have limited experience and don't know where to start. Help?
assistant
It's time for me to move on. I currently have a couple of separate but connected part time jobs at a museum I work at. At each job I work at different capacities, with different levels of pay and different levels of hierarchy. (At one, I just have my one supervisor, but at the other I'm below two other supervisors in the department.) One I love doing, the other is slowly dissolving my soul. I can do the one I love, without doing the other. I'm grateful to have had a job at all over the last 3 years, and not had to move back in with the parents, but it's time to move on, at least partially.

The problem is, the one I love doesn't provide near enough hours to live off of, and having both allows me to just barely get by. I need to replace the soulcrushing one with something better. 

The next problem is, I have no idea what to look for. I don't know what's actually available, what would be feasible to get, or what I'd enjoy or my skill set would match. I haven't been out on the job market for 3 years, before the collapse of everything, and am slightly terrified. I have 2 years of art college under my belt, but had to drop out 2 years ago due to financial issues. The low level job I've been doing is ushering for an IMAX Movie theater (film, not digital) and another facility at the museum. I feel that I am intelligent, and capable of learning and picking things up quickly. I see myself as technically apt and a quick study, but with no formal training in anything, I don't know how to display that. I didn't have good grades in high school, but am not stupid, just really didn't like homework. I'm based in Seattle.

Any advice or suggestions would be great. I'm not begging for a job here. I just want some guidance on where to look. I have an idea of one place I want to go try, but I know that one application isn't going to get me a new job. Thanks in advance.
user
I need a job. Need direction. No idea what to look for.
assistant