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Lots of ways to educate yourself for a new job. You could take night classes at the local junior college if you have some money, or you can find free things online that would relate more directly to the sort of work you want to apply to. E.g. learning the basics of Excel at night for a month.
Post questions here if you're looking for specific resources. You'd be surprised what you can find online for free!
Other comment has great recommendations for the sorts of jobs you could do with minimal experience.