Possibilities of finding a job

[InDreams]

Hello sisters, I'm back here after so long, trying to have the courage to make the big step and finally start my transition.
I hope I'm in the right section of the forum. 
Well, the matter which is bothering me is that I don't know what's goin to happen after I come out. I have my third appointment with the gender therapist at February  (have to wait 4 months for any appointment  ) so the only option to starthe hrt in 2016 would be start to live in girl mode since now. The problem is that I live in Italy and here is almost impossible for a transgender person to find a job      since I was thinking about going to live somewhere else, I was thinking about London or in another big city where I hope society is more accepting.
Can someone from UK or London /who live there tell me the job situation?  If is possible for a 25/26yo transgender girl who has finished bachelor at the academy of fine art's to find something?

[Cindy]

Hi Hon,

I'm not in the UK but I will make a general comment. Most places are accepting. I'm in Australia and every transgender women and men I know are employed. And in a vanity of fields from check out people to Pathologists, CGI operators, politicians, builders, concrete pourers, night club owners - anything, the trick seems to be, be good at your job, be keen and enthusiastic and take on anything.

Never ever say never. And always push yourself.

[InDreams]

Thank you Cindy   

[katrinaw]

You are qualified
Your qualifications far outweigh your Gender
And apart from IT (I'm in that one, and about to come out early next year) the Arts are also amongst the most accepting

Grab you life and ambitions and push hard, you'll make it and N/NW London/Paris and Melbourne here are great places to start looking xxx

Katy xx